Memphis Glove Ninja Ice 15 Gauge Black Nylon Cold Weather Glove

These gloves are nothing revolutionary id say, but if you need dexterity and warmth id give these a try. I can easily pull any kind of screw or nail out of my tool belt, which alone is worth its weight in gold because these are also very comfortable and decently warm. The most comparable glove ive used to these is the Milwaukee cut level 1 insulated gloves, of which arent as comfortable and are worse when wet than these are. If these were cut resistant theyd be even better (unless theres a version i dont know about), they rip quite easily when catching on anything sharp. Good gloves for the price (ps- 2 count means 1 pair if youre buying the small)

I'm working with frozen products.. the place that I keep my hands in is 15 to 10 below zero.And is hard to find the right gloves for this type of work.. because some merchandise is slippery .This gloves are perfect for this .is not easy to keep warm your hands all day long what I do is keep an extra pair on the side, because gloves gets cold keeping them in the freezer for long periods..what I do get out from the cold for little while and use the other ones ..but remember this don't apply for everyone. Everybody have different kind of job.The material is good.They fit as expected.No recommend for use as a regular gloves .

The coating is a little too slick, and the sizing is a bit off for me, as a woman with small hands. They just aren't snug enough, even though the length is right, and that affects my grip. At least there is room to shove a handwarmer in. They are warm. They are probably not for extended use in subfreezing temperatures, but I use them for tractor driving gloves, and they let me handle trailers and hitches and the steering wheel just fine, and far better than bulky snow gloves. I use a glove with a crinkly latex dip for handling boxes, as these just won't do.

I got these to wear while fishing when it’s cold (30/40 degrees) works great and i can cast my baitcaster perfectly still.

Good work gloves but still feel cold thin but insulated

I got the small gloves, they're very comfortable and kept my hands warm but the fingers are very long. I made sure they were pulled snuggly around my hands and fingers but when you start using them and leaves a bunch of the material at your finger tipsAnother update:I got these gloves for work, they kept my hands warm but when I started climbing they pretty much started sliding off of my hands, I was really glad I brought my old gloves along. It was raining and they did keep my hands dry. Just not a great work/climbing glove.

Really great gloves! I have really sensitive hands in the cold and was having issues getting food out of our deep freezer. These are perfect for this! Good grip, lots of cushion and i can hold solid frozen roasts without pain. Cant say too much about being waterproof all over, as the backs of the gloves arent covered with rubber. But the palm sides are coated and i have not had any issues with wetness. I ordered a small, the smallest i could find, but they are still a tad big, so not good for small, detailed handling. Still great for what i needed them for, so im happy with the purchase.

I am a grocery store freezer lead and these gloves work great for me. When I'm in the back freezer they keep my fingers reasonably warm - I say reasonably they'll always get cold eventually. When I'm on the floor stocking they are thin enough to be handling product, though I do usually only wear one to stock.I have small hands so the gloves the store supplies are always too big, and double gloving can look stupid sometimes. So these gloves fit very well, I got size small, however the fingers are too long because I suspect they were fitted for men.They have held up well, much better than the last pair I had. However, I will probably try purchasing different gloves in the future to find better fit in the fingers. (Small handed people - any suggestions?)