CLC Custom Leathercraft Workright Winter Flex Grip Work Gloves

This is my second purchase of these gloves, my first purchase was about 2 years ago. These gloves hold up very well under working conditions in the cold. Well worth the money!

I use these all winter at the auto repair shop I work at. Nothing else lasts or works like these. Throw them in the washer and dryer as often as you like and they come out like new. They do shrink a little so buy a size bigger. They are not water proof but dry quickly. My current pair is 2 season old and no holes or tears yet.Dexterity is good. Can even use a keyboard if you are careful.

This is a nice sturdy glove. Not too heavy but does offer some insulation. The I normally wear a large, but in this glove I needed an XL.

I work For the cable company and im working outside most of my day. I have worked in the snow with these and have kept my hands warm for several hours. But because they are not water proof the water that had melted from the snow got thru and the gloves weren't as effective at keeping me warm. But that's a mistake on my end.Also should note when my hands did get wet the inside of the gloves have some kind of residue and makes your hands sticky while wearing them and even a bit of moisture gets in. So make sure to wash them before hand

A decent pair of gloves. I bought to wear at work during the winter. While they are warm, I fear that they are not sturdy enough. It has not even started snowing and the palm of both gloves are peeling away. I can't get mad that they are not waterproof neither. If your hands start to sweat from working and you take the gloves off, they will be cold by time you put your hands back in. So I guess they are not breathable. But if you look past the palms falling apart and the gloves not being breathable, the gloves work as they should. Also careful to get them wet or even damp, because if it is very windy, you will definitely feel it.

I know they're designed for cold weather, but the insulation has another benefit: excellent hand protection. I've tried at least a dozen different gloves for Tucson landscaping and these are the best. They protect the hands well, including from small cactus spines. I've had them over two years. They're showing some wear, but durability has been respectable.

I bought a pair of these a few months ago at the local hardware. I loved them so much that when they got holes in them from the acid I work with sometimes i tried to get another pair. The hardware could not get them anymore so the search was on. I tried a couple other kinds of glove but I couldn't find a pair that gave me 40 grams of thinsulate and some articulation for picking up things in general. I finally found these on amazon and I got a great price. I paid $20.00 at the hardware. I would have bought them at that price again if I could have found them so I'm glad that amazon came through for me.

Work outside in the Midwest close to Lake Michigan. Come January, February, that will be the ultimate test for these gloves. For an unseasonably cold November these gloves handle the low 30’s very well. Not the best when I need to work with small tools or manipulate small wires, but when I am running with my big tools they keep the chill out very well. My hands are cold, but not numb like years past without them.

Seam are good and overall finsh is great. Finger lengths are good and tips work as described with my phone. However I find the thumbs are 1/4 too long which is odd. Gloves do fit rather tight for a XL. I wear size 9.5 every day at work and these are tighter across the palm and base of the finger. Everyone's hands are different so it could just be me. Hopefully they stretch a bit with use and if I keep them dry I shouldn't have to worry about them shrinking. I will update on the warmth factor once have had some real use of them.

The production description is a bit misleading. It says quantity 2 which you might interpret as two pairs of gloves, but in fact its one pair. They should simply say one pair. Nobody sells one glove alone. Plus, sizing is an issue. I purchased an X-large, which is more like a medium. I can force my hand into it, but its not what one normally sees on the market as an X-large.

La verdad en la reseña debería decir que se rompen con cualquier cosa que sólo deberías usar los para tocar cosas suaves Ya que ellos sólo los usó para cargar madera subirla y bajarla y con eso se rompieron en una semana

warm in winter and more flexible, we all have that one fav pair, this is mine .