RefrigiWear PolarForce Gloves, Insulated Work Glove, -30°F Comfort Rating

Easy is fits perfectly comfortable. Nice warmth would buy again.

Great warm gloves, a little stiff at first but starting to loosen up

Getting right size. The medium I got is perfect. Indestructible and limber enough. The other day I was moving firewood to the house in -18 degrees. Kept the cold out perfectly. Highly recommend for cold climates.

Yeah, these gloves didn't even last me a frickin' month. And I have another pair of them. That is made completely different at a different material. Those are junk, you don't never want to buy Em. Let the trash I'll never buy em again.I 'm out fifty some dollars.I paid for those f****** gloves. I'm extremely p***** off. I got muscle. Just throw away money. Because that's what I did when I bought those gloves

These gloves run small. I bought the XL for my husband and they were too small but I’ve been using them and they’re the warmest gloves I’ve found. I could still go down a size. However, I work outside in Fairbanks, AK where the thermometer reads-40 on a regular basis and my hands have been sweating! Every other pair of gloves I’ve worn have left my fingers frozen and on the verge of frostbite after a few minutes. These have kept me warm for as long as I can tolerate being outside. Fantastic product!

Bought these for my God daughters father who works in an industrial freezer sometimes and he needed some gloves that could handle below zero temps. He loves his new gloves.

So I work in a cold storage warehouse about 56hrs a week. I wanted to give an honest review of these gloves. But I will start with my initial impressions. Pros They are warm there not as rigid as the -30 rated extreme gloves. The feel of these gloves are a lot like ski gloves they fit well and break in after a day or two of use. The insulation is mostly denser around the top of the glove giving extra padding. The Kevlar around the index finger is nice. And the index finger and thumb work ok with touch screens. Here's the nitty gritty about these gloves. Cons - The finger gripping bubbles you see in the product description started falling off after the first day of use after a week of use all but the pinky finger and palms remained. If you wrap a lit of pallets by hand on the go you will notice that the middle finger and four finger will eventually start to fray the gloves at the seems. After a week and a half of use this is already starting to happen. I think from a durability standpoint they should of added the Kevlar in butterfly sections around the joints of the fingers on these gloves. They are good for case picking so long as that's all your doing for the day because your hand may sweat from the work if your one of those guys that perform multiple roles like pallet picking stocking and case picking in the same session you run the risk of your hands freezing from the sweat wicking out of the glove. The durability of these gloves from my point of view is the biggest issue working in sub zero temps for 12 hrs+ a day they work. However honestly I think if I had a pair for each role say one just for case picking and another just for pallet picking they might work but they are hard to keep dry. And I really don't have time to switch them out constantly. Not to mention that for 49 dollars they are rather exspensive to only last a few weeks. To be honest after 3 years of freezer work I've found that the best thing that works for me is the MIT style for the steering hand and the finger style for the control hand. Yes it's mixed matched but it works the best from a control and safety standpoint. I don't have particularly sweaty hands but I work at a moderate pace with a goal of not breaking a sweat in the freezer makes for a ruff day... I'd say these were more like light duty gloves and not really good enough for heavy to moderatecase picking. Don't get me wrong I want to love these gloves but once they get moisture in them they loose their warmth quickly.

Use them 5 days a week lasted about 2 years well worth the price