Wells Lamont Men's Insulated HydraHyde Work Gloves, Split Cowhide, Large

These are really nice, very durable winder work gloves that I solidly recommend. My girlfriend and I work outdoors on our small ranch and in the wintertime you need to have that combination of durability and warmth in a glove. These are perfect for winter work. I bought a pair and my girlfriend wanted them! So I bought two more pair so we could have an extra pair in the truck. PROS: genuinely warm - we've used them down to 10 degrees F in 20 mph wind. genuinely durable - I've used them for shoveling, using snow blower, even using an ax to chop wood in cold weather. CONS: this is porous leather so these might not be good for wet mud and/or working with oily parts. The leather will soak up wet mud and oil.

I work an open dock, so I'm exposed to the elements every day of the week. Winters can be pretty hard on the hands. I bought a pair of cold weather Carhartt gloves and after just 3 hours of work I took them off to find my fingers wrinkled like they were soaking in water for too long. The liner also turned inside out when I took them off, so it was sort of difficult (or a PITA) to get my fingers back in place after taking them off. They were warm, just a pain to put back on, not to mention the finger wrinkling. Anyways, didn't happen with these gloves. My hands were warm enough, and when it was time to take them off they slipped off without a problem. Putting them back on was easy as pie. No scrunched up liners getting in the way. I have these gloves on a "shopoing list" so I can order them again and again whenever I need them. They are the perfect winter gloves in my opinion.

Used these 2 winters now for jockeying trailers around at night, seem to be warm enough to crank landing gear or slide tandem even in the wet, not good for dexterity work. Good price point. As far as waterproof they are resistant, if you're always in rain for hours ,I would look elswhere,but ok for jumping in and out of the tractor and grabbing a cold wet handle. Leather finally wore through a week ago. It's ok winters over and 18 bucks gets another 2 years

These gloves are thick, warm, and dry. Ive had them in light rain and snow and they have held up against that no problem, had completely dry hands. My hands are also very warm with just these, no glove liner, in as low as 10 degrees. The thickness makes them great for rougher tasks, handling chain rope, etc but you will be hard pressed to perform very dexterous tasks with these on. I have short fingers in relation to my palms and I can never find gloves that fit quite right, but these are about a good a fit as I could hope for. If you have the hands of a piano player, keep moving. Also, if you wear a watch, you should consider taking it off while wearing these. There is not much room around the wrist with the cuff on these.

Warm down to 10F so far. Water resistant, a couple of stars off for durability. Not sure if I snagged it on a fence or what but already have a hole in the wrist. Really like the cuffs which make these easy to pull on, and keep the snow out of my sleeves. When the hole gets too big, I'll give these another try with a new pair.

These are very sturdy, well-insulated and well-priced gloves. They are excellent for cold weather chores. (They, not surprisingly, didn't keep my hands warm at the end of an hour's session of snowblowing when the wind chill was 20 below, and the gloves and I were both soaked. That wouldn't be reasonable to expect. For such weather, I've found I need to have a couple of pairs of gloves, changing into a dry set when the first ones got wet.)

I had a pair that lasted me 20 years and Were really good. So I bought the same brand hoping they would be just as good. They are warm but not as warm as the older ones and even though they are supposed to be good for shoveling snow they get water on the inside relatively quickly.

I bought a pair of these years ago at SAMS. Really happy o find the exact same gloves. After all these years one glove’s inner lining has begun to separate at the cuff Definitely got my money out of them.

Excellent quality gloves that are both waterproof and well insulated with good dexterity. They take a little while to loosen the leather up but afterwards they are great. I have medium/large skinny hands and these fit perfectly, my hand span is roughly 8 inches from pinkie tip to thumb tip spread out as far as possible.. my hands and wrists are relatively medium size though at 2 inches wrist width by 1.5 inches tall. So average size i guess? I work with liquid nitrogen all day, which is -196 degrees Celsius and also will absorb into non waterproof material. I lift the dewars full(60 lbs) repeatedly throughout the day with these and have frequently have the nitrogen poured by accident on these. They keep my hands warm, dry and the look like new after 6 months(little bit of dirt though)!

nice gloves, good quality and fit well

Good out of the box. Comfy, fit well, don't need much break in. Don't like the knit cuff for quick off and on, but I can always cut that off if I choose.

I recently gave the WELLS LAMONT Men's Lined HydraHyde Winter Leather Work Gloves, a test when I spent three hours cleaning my, and my neighbours, snow. They were just O.K. Based on some of the reviews I expected my hands to be "toasty warm" throughout the whole time outside with my snowblower. My hands didn't freeze, but they were not as warm as I was led to believe. In fact after a short period of time cleaning snow they were fairly cold. On the plus side these gloves appear to be well made, and should last a long time.

Glove has a hole in under a hour of use