OZERO Mens Winter Gloves,Warm Deerskin Leather Fleece Fabric

Very warm and comfortable gloves. I use them for work in cold weather and they’ve held up well. They fit well and keep my hands warm without being overly bulky. Very happy with them.

I work in a freezer for ALDI DISTRIBUTION CENTER in Nashville, Tennessee going on two years now and the biggest problem that I have had is finding gloves to keep my fingers and hands from getting so cold that they hurt. And the company will only give you the bare minimum. So I decided to go on a mission to find gloves that are supposed to be rated the best for that type of situation temperature -5° and after buying I’d say roughly by 10 pairs of gloves I was probably spent $400 in gloves over the past two years. But these gloves here are by far the best for warmth and keeping your fingers in your hands warm and -5° you will need to add some couple pairs of glove liners and a hand warmer but they works so much better than anything I’ve been able to find. Their downside is they don’t have anything for touchscreen so I have found a solution for that as well they sell you can get off of Amazon fingertip touchscreen adapters that you can put on the fingertips of the gloves to make them touchscreen capable leave a picture of what I’m talking about with the touchscreen. I would not recommend these gloves for working around Water. They are not meant for that. I hope this helps anybody that’s ever worked in the freezer or construction knows the struggle. They are not heavy and surprisingly enough they are not as thick as you would think they would be!! It is 6/21/2026.

I bought these gloves because I needed some warm gloves which I could use while out photographing and shoveling snow. Yesterday morning I was taking pictures of a Great Gray Owl in a wilderness area of northern Minnesota; the air temperature was 4F. After 15 minutes of holding my fingers poised on the shutten release, my fingers were ice cold. I had to put my choppers on over my gloves and then position my hands under my armpits to warm them up. Thus, if you are not moving your fingers around much, and generating body heat, these gloves are good, provide dexterity, but -30F ... no way ... not even +10F. When I was shoveling the walks and driveway ... done twice this week in 18F temperature, the gloves worked fine. They kept my hands warm. The key difference aside from temperature for the two examples was my generation of body heat. If all you want is a pair of gloves for the car, and five minutes of walking around outside ... these gloves will be fine. I definitely like the gloves, but the advertising is misleading. I included a photograph of the owl I photographed.

Amazing gloves for cold weather! I put these to the test in -20° F windchill. I put one on my right hand with a glove insert, and one of my left hand without. Both hands stayed warm the whole time I was out (including the one without the insert). I usually struggle keeping my hands warm, but these did a very good job. They run pretty big, but they do match their own size chart they have listed. They work great with inserts and you'll get more out of them combining insert gloves with these (always prepare for the bitter cold). They are pretty bulky so doing precise work with your hands may be difficult, but if you're using big tools or lifting heavy things they should work great. I ran them under some water to test out how water resistant they are. The outside soaks up the water quite a bit, but the inside stayed warm! I didn't soak them entirely, but I got them reasonably wet and put them in snow afterwards. I would say they are water resistant enough, but just try to keep them dry and they'll do perfect against the cold. I notice they also make an actual waterproof version so I might be worth checking out that one if you know your hands will be wet all day. I haven't put them through much work yet, so I'm not sure how durable they will be, but you can tell they are very well made. Definitely worth the money and then some! They are made in China and that's not a bad thing! They put together an amazing product. I will be checking out other products this brand makes.

I bought these gloves because I needed a pair of gloves I could keep in my coat pockets and keep my hands warm while driving. The deerskin palms have just enough texture to maintain a good grip on the wheel. I measured my hand and got 8" around my palm (see picture). I ordered a large and they fit very well. The fingers may be a TOUCH long (+1/4") but nothing I can't deal with. They are fairly thick gloves so I can't do much "finesse work" with them but I expect that. These gloves keep my hands at the same temperature as they were when I put my hands into the gloves (i.e if my hands are warm when I put the gloves on, my hands stay warm). I have Raynaud’s Disease/syndrome. Once my hands are cold they will not generate their own heat. These gloves are perfect for keeping my hands at the same temp as when I put them on. The smell is fantastic... they neigh reek of deerskin. The deerskin palms are light in color so even though I've only worn/used these for a week they already look 'dirty'. This is NOT a short coming in the glove. The back of the glove is a wonderful fleece material. On a recent heavy wind day, I could feel the 'breeze' blowing through my winter coat, but NOT through my gloves. I'm very impressed with these gloves. I would highly recommend these to anyone who would ask.

I'm a school bus driver and I have to be up and outside at the crack of dawn when the temperatures are typically at their lowest. I had high hopes for these gloves, but was disappointed after about 10 minutes in 20 degree weather. Although my hands were warm, the tips of my fingers were getting cold and after 20 minutes were so cold that I had to hold my fingers in front of the bus' heater vents to get them warm again. They are better than most gloves I've had, but not nearly what the manufacturer claimed. I don't believe they would be any good for temperatures below 20 degrees not to mention -30 degrees. I even tried blowing hot air into the gloves before putting them on (we have a hand drier in the restroom) but that didn't help. I even tried getting the tips of my fingers warm and then blowing hot air in the gloves and that didn't even work. All in all I wouldn't buy these gloves again and quite honestly will try to return them and find something better.

These gloves are great they keep you warm but water resistant not too much.

Full disclosure -- I originally bought these gloves for use in an environment which they were not intended or advertised. As we finally got some colder inclement weather, I was able to use in a more intended application scenario. I ride a motorcycle for the majority of the year on my 35-mile (each way) commute. During the colder months of the year, 'cold-proof', more importantly (to me) 'wind-proof' are extremely important. Being in the NW, water-resistance or 'proof' is a plus. On my bike I used these gloves in temperatures between 37 and 45 degrees in varying clear, damp, and wet conditions. They are nothing like as advertised. The back exposed area is so breathable any damp or wet weather or wind rushes in to embrace my hands with icy chills. After 15-20 miles, the tips of my fingers are verging on painfully numb. The thinsulate material is so thin that if I did not feel it, I would swear it did not exist. During damper weather, the only resistance to water is that it cannot let it in fast enough. On to the real-life intended application. We finally got some snow and temperatures have been sitting around upper teens for several days straight. Yes, this is NW cold; not MidWest cold (would not recommend these glives for those temperatures). Wearing these outside in 19 degree weather, shoveling snow, virtually no wind...the gloves performed adequately in keeping my hands attached to the shovel handle even when I packed snow and slush in my palms. Thw palm area appears to be wind/cold proof and water resistant. The back of the gloves again appeared to be their undoing. Melt crept in and started chilling my hands after about 5 minutes of using my hands to clear my vehicles windows of snow and ice build-up. Unfortunately we did not receive any gale-force winds to test wind-proof claims under normal conditions. Only while standing outside, not touching anything, and not moving the gloves performed as advertised. Maybe the -30 degree cold descriptor was actually a typo and should have been "- 30 degree"? I hope that others have had better success with their gloves. Maybe I got the bad one of the group?

Got a great deal on these beautiful gloves in the middle of summer. Gloves are nice, well made and warm. Love the elastic wristband, keeps the cold out. Should be perfect for very cold winter days. I usually wear a men's size large and according to the chart I should have chosen that size. However I went with a XL that fits just a tad tight. One should think of going one size up on this item.

Giving them as holiday gift but I’m currently airing them out as they have a bad bad smell to them. Like burnt plastic! Not good

Dislike that they don't hold heat very well. Used them for work in -25 to -30 hands still getting cold even with a second set of gloves. However they would be rate for home work and regular construction in the winter if your moving alot.

These gloves are very warm. I ordered size large and I can just get them on. Order larger than you would need. It nas a nice elastic cuff that would keep anydrafts from getting in. They look quite nice.

Not the best cold protection as stated but very well made.