SkytecSkytec Thermal Safety Work Gloves - Nylon Gardening Gloves for Women & Men - Heavy Duty, Lightweight, Water-Resistant & Argon Insulated - Large (Pack of 1)

Cant complain with these. Extremely durablem, had them for months through winter. Good in wet conditions, Good for grip, and the comfort and warmth is top quality.

These 🧤 gloves are brilliant and they (the gloves) fit me perfectly and they are, warm, cozy and waterproof and it is fabulous that you do separate sizes and recognise, that "one size does not always fit all!" Now I can fill my freezer from my online 🏡 home 🚚 delivery service without 🥶freezing cold 🙌 hands ever again! Thank-you.

I order these gloves again and again and again (I go through them quickly). They are warm and cosy but not terribly waterproof and they get smaller and harder to put on the wetter/muddier they get….

These were bought as an extra Christmas present for my husband and he has already worn them for garden work on a couple very cold days. He says they are a good fit, warm and water resistant so his hands don't get wet and cold. They are also fairly resistant to bramble thorns - very useful in our garden!

If you work in or around fridges & freezers, these gloves are an absolute must. The fit, quality, comfort & price make these gloves an absolute must.I’ve used these particular gloves for over 3 years (4 pairs), 5 days a week & they’re great.I can genuinely recommend these freezer gloves.10/10.

Love the gloves, toasty warm hands despite working with metal sheep troughs in -4 plus lots of water being used and no water soaked through. A game changer for us. Ordered more for family who farm.

I rarely leave reviews, but considering this is something I use on a daily basis, I feel like I've had ample experience to describe these gloves. There are two major flaws with these gloves: the thermal material being seperate from the outer-layer, and the fact that your fingers stay cold. If you take these gloves off 'incorrectly', at least incorrectly relative to these particular gloves, you might pull on the thermal insulating material and the inner layer of the finger will slip out. You then have to spend a few minutes trying to slot each finger into the corresponding hole which is a huge waste of time, especially if you frequently need to remove them. The other issue is the fact that these do not insulate your fingers. Of course it's better than not wearing gloves at all, but I find that my palms and wrists are nice and toasty, but I still feel the chill in my fingers. If I stand in the cold, I'd often put my hands with the gloves on in my pockets just to keep my fingers from being uncomfortable. They're decent gloves, but definitely far from the best.

Haven't worn them yet,I work in a refrigerated warehouse so hopefully they will help.Quality seems good.