LOCCEF2 Pairs 100% Waterproof Winter Gloves,Winter Work Gloves Thermal Liner Grip Coating Warm,Thermal Insulated,Super Grip

Great durable gloves, the warmth is awesome. Very comfortable great dexterity and functionality. Great fit as well.

The gloves arrived about the same time as a bad cold snap. I eagerly opened them up, tried on a pair, and headed to the barn to feed animals. My first impression was that the sizes are a bit off. The gloves are, in my opinion, one size smaller than the listed sizes. I normally take a medium so that is what I ordered. They are tight which I prefer but will try a large next time. They certainly are waterproof with a very rubbery feel which is ok. They seemed to keep my fingers warmer than similar leather gloves and I could stick my hand in water with absolutely no moisture getting to my hands. I recommend these but consider buying the next size larger.

My son works outdoors and it was very helpful and very warm

Great for farm chores in winter. Size is as stated. Fit will. Don't get stiff when it's 0 degrees. Kept these fingers warm!

Disappointed, nuf said

They keep your hands nice and warm and actually are waterproof. The only issue is the waterproof outer layer is not wear resistant and wears away easily with rubbing and friction from working. Once you see orange on your fingers they are not waterproof. They'd be awesome for shoveling snow, running a snowblower, or other winter outdoor activities. However working you have to use caution to not ruin the waterproof part. Mine seem smaller than I expected so maybe order a size bigger than you need because they are thick on the inside.

These gloves keep my hands dry and warm! We've had a cold winter and these have been great for gardening and wearing when shoveling snow. True to size, get the size you normally wear.

I followed the size chart, but these gloves are way too small; so small that after pulling, and pushing each finger to get them on, I feel my heart beat in the gloves.Last night I tried to wear them watching TV, so they would stretch a bit, but they got too uncomfortable after a while.It’s 8F (12-7-24 northern tip of Maine). I wore the gloves to shovel some of the snow that slid off the roof. Maybe being so tight they restrict circulation, or it’s just plain poor insulation, but after 15 minutes I came back inside for different gloves because my fingers got too cold. Also, it was difficult to flex my hands to hold the shovel.I’ll try wearing them working in the basement and garage, but I think these gloves will soon end up in the trash.