Waterproof Winter Work Gloves for Men and Women, Touchscreen, Freezer Gloves, Thermal Insulated, for Cold Weather

Brilliant! Used today in zero temps outside. Effective, great snug fit, good findable colour, comy and warm!

This is exactly what I needed. They worked awesomely well! It’s a must get, value for your money and seems true to size as I have small hands and a small fitted well.

Not tested water resistance very far yet, but warm. Struggle to get on, but that's probably good as it keeps draught and muck out.One pair given to a disabled lady who mucks out horses daily. No complaints from her.

Good quality and keeps hands warm and protected

Just what I needed on a building site in the cold and damp Irish winter. Very comfortable and water resistant in wet weather, also great at keeping the hands cosy

It's the generic Fleece. We need something new.I've said before; I'm a bit of an Imelda Marcos, when it comes to gloves. I just find a lot of uses for them. Guess that might make me sort of 'qualified' to offer an opinion on the things then? And, my opinion, in This case? Me Big Disappoint!Just as these arrived, things got Silly, round here! Already cold turned to Brutal! I pulled these ones on and ..... Great Fit! Loved the feel of the Fit. Cool. I'd followed their hand measuring instructions and these ones came out like made to measure. Very pleased with that :)Went down to the stables and started my usual tasks, down there. Wooden handled shovel? Fine. Good. Rubbery palm faces gave an alright grip. (Gotta admit; I *Do* Prefer the feel of my 'green' ones. (https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0CG83NX6V/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1) They let the shaft slide more naturally. I really noticed that.Pulling hay off a round bale? This is something that actually needs more 'dexterity' than ye might imagine. More tactile. I seem to remember I took the glove off. Too 'spongey' on the fingers. *I was also feeling the damn cold Anyway!*Not the end of the world though. Not many gloves are suited to hay pulling. But, urgh! That Cold!!!Next was the worst job of all. The Yard Scraper! Think of a giant, three foot squeegee, mounted on a metal tube. That lives on an exposed roof. Yeah. And I have to hold that. A Lot! And, it was *Horrible*!Dunno. By this point, all I could think about was how Cold my Hands were! Sure, the rubbery saved me from Direct contact with this wet, icy steel tube. But, all the same ...!Cutting a long story a bit less long? I'd about given up on them, before I'd even finished scraping the yard :(So, there's the death of These things. Tried other things. Picking up behind my Dogs, and so forth. Nope. Fingers felt like frozen sausages. No dexterity. No insulation. I genuinely had to question if I were less cold Without them? Let's just say; I leave them behind, now.In fairness though? I figure it's the Fleece lining. Stuff's like a blind spot in mans ingenuity. We *Still* put it in Rigger boots ~ where it famously rucks up, till ripped out. *Does it* keep ye feet warm? I doubt it. Worse than that? I genuinely reckon this stuff Traps and Holds cold, Damp air! Few days, laying around in my kitchen? I put them on and my hands Felt Colder! Like; WTF?!So, I compared them to a pair of more 'Extreme Cold' type things I have here. Big, chunky, padded things. Same fleece in actual contact with ye skin. Just as bloody cold too!No. Sorry. News paper keeps ye warmer. " Fleece " *Sounds* lovely and comfy. Might be, on a sheep?Now, There's something I'd like to try: *Wool* lined. Not just sheeps wool. Maybe Knitted woollen gloves. *Inside a Waterproof Outer*. That could work. Or even Leather. My leather gloves never feel cold, going on.Job there, for someone. You come up with them? I'll try them. Tried these!The Quest Continues :(

I heard these gloves mentioned on a podcast for cycling in. So much better than any expensive alternative, I know cyclists like their brands but these keep my hands dry and warm on those colder wet days.

Great gloves, waterproof and even thorn proof. Get a size bigger than you normally do as they are a tight fit. Very tricky to get on and off.