Cestus5025, Winter Work Gloves for Men, Insulated Impact Gloves, Waterproof and Warm for Cold Weather Construction, Trucking (Large)

Love these gloves . I Work in the Marsellus fields, natural gas production . Company policy you have to have impact gloves. It gets real cold in the winter on Night Shift. I bought a pair of these gloves last year. They’re still in good shape I use them pretty much daily. My guy is haul water and sand so it’s a pretty common occurrence for your hands to get good and wet. Ihave to say these are by far the best winter impact gloves I’ve had in the last nine years of working in the fields. Even when they’re good and wet the waterproof membrane keeps the insulated part dry and keeps you warm. The pair I bought last year are still in great shape and I still use them and they keep me warm I like them so much I bought this pair as a Christmas present for one of my guys. I would recommend these any friend or family member you won’t be disappointed. Good luck and keep warm out there.

Pros:1. They are water resistant.2. The outside is very durable, which is great when you're working with cardboard boxes.3. They do a better job of keeping your hands warm versus a typical winter glove. This is especially helpful when you work inside of a freezer that's kept at negative ten degrees Fahrenheit.4. They fit as expected. Just make sure to read the sizing charts carefully.Cons:1. The liner inside the gloves rip very easily.2. They lose their gripping power pretty quickly. So as a result, getting a grip on a box can be difficult.Overall, these are decent gloves for retail/warehouse work. They are certainly more durable then a typical winter glove.

Nice design.Did not keep hands dry, nor warm.Didn't allow for good grip of product.A decent pair of work gloves in normal working conditions, just not in really cold storage areas.

After searching forever to find a pair of gloves suitable to a Minnesota winter (I have a box full of gloves that aren't quite warm enough), these are finally the pair of gloves I had been looking for. With any of the other gloves I own, I'd have to come in from shoveling snow after about 20-25 minutes, depending on temperature because my fingertips would get cold, then get numb, then start hurting. With these, I was outside today shoveling snow for 40 minutes at 20°F and my fingers were still warm when I came in - I don't know how long I could have stayed out! I haven't hard a change to see how they perform at lower temperatures yet, but they outperformed all the other gloves so much at this temperature that I wouldn't hesitate to recommend these. Two warm thumbs up!

I work in a refrigerated environment with temps down to 34°f. Ive used these gloves for months. These gloves provide no moisture protection nor do they retain any body heat. Fingers tips were numb within minutes. The rubber on the outside of the gloves looks cool but acts ad a magnet for cold. Not recommended for cold environments.

Ill give my feedback here and you can make the choice for yourself.First size, I wear a medium in some gloves and have to use large in others. With this glove being so thick it did worry me to order a medium, but i did and it fits perfectly. The fingers are a little bit longer than mine still but my hand slips in the gloves just barely for a tight fit. It doesnt cut off circulation or anything.Second, warmth. These gloves are not heated so dont get confused when you put them on if they was already cold it takes a good long while to warm them up unless you help them by putting them in your pockets etc. Do they hold warmth when they have been on my hands all day long? Yes, extremely well. If my fingers are freezing and the gloves are outside in the cold as well yes it hurts to put them on and bend my fingers and it takes forever for them to warm up.Third, dexterity. These gloves are nice and thick but fit well to my hand. I can pickup a carpenters pencil laying flat on the ground, anything smaller no chance at all. On my pair when i bend my fingers it is kinda hard to do because off all the padding inside and out. If you was to hit anyone anywhere with these gloves on you would have a mess on your hands for sure.all in all, great gloves. kinda expensive, but seem well made. Take care of them and they are a good investment, if you cant keep up with your belongings do not invest in expensive gloves.

I purchased these gloves for my crew for winter time. Unfortunately they didn't last more than a week before everyone had switched back to their old gloves.Here we're the major flaws:1. The rubber impact protection just peeled off of the top of the gloves. It is glued on and not stitched2. As soon as your hands started to sweat the gloves lining came right out when you removed your hand.3. There is no finger dexterity at all!The good:They had decent insulation. And offered some protection from the cold. I would not use these is anything below 25.Unfortunately these ~$30 gloves did not work any better than the $20 oilfield supply stores gloves.

Three pairs of these are better than one pair three times more expensive. Used for winter motorcycle riding. They hold up well.Runs small. Order one size larger than usual.

Love these gloves just unfortunate they have gone up so much in price. Probably won’t buy again for the price

these are pretty big even for 2xl. originally bought for my adult son who has big hands and some said they fit tight but ended up ordering xl as the 2xl were very big

Fits great very comfortable, able to work in the shop and stay warm.

I work offshore in the North Sea, and these gloves are not 'deep winter' as advertised. My fingers still become numb after a couple hours out on deck. Temperature is just 2 deg C, and my some of my finger tips become 'white' and numb. Can't even hold a pen to write after removing gloves. After I had read reviews about how good these gloves were for winter, I decided to purchase them, but totally disapointed.

Es exactamente lo que buscaba. Son unos guantes duros y resistentes para cualquier tipo de trabajo y además muy calientes.