CarharttMen's Wp Waterproof Insulated Glove

Great glove, warmer and more durable than much more expensive gloves. We live in a cold place and often drive our snowmobiles in them.

bought for xmas for my blue collar man who works outside in all conditions. he likes them, they actually keeps his hands warm and dry

Grandson loves these for skiing.

used them this winter. no issues. could of been warmer however this was a rough cold winter. held up good. build a deck with them. not waterproof.

Its that time of ywar when you need heavy duty warm gloves for those big cold thungs to do....These are definitely worth what you pay for. They are great heavy duty winter gloves. They are stylish so they don't look bad when you're wearing them. They are great for snowblowing and/or walking to keep your hands warm.Now. Touchscreen-- forget it, I still have yet to find ANY glove that is "touch screen compatible" without frustrating issues. They don't exist. That's why I wear convertible gloves most of the time.These gloves are "bulky" so you can't grab smaller things but can grab grocery bags, your vehicle steering wheel, snow mobile handles, snkwbkower handles, larger objects.... but don't think you're going to pick little things up like stylus, coins etc. You're very young & talented if you can.These I wouldn't recommend for ice fishing or working outdoors IF it's construction. But for things like snowblowing, walking, snow shoeing, snowmobiling, things like that these are ideally and great for those things.MUST NOTE!!: YOU MUST BUY A SIZE UP IF YOU HAVE LARGER HANDS. DO NOT THINK ANY DIFFERENT. I bought these as an extra large for my husband and I am having to return them and get a size up. Don't waste your time, just get the size up. If you THINK you don't, then get 1 of each and then return the size that fits best IF you or your spouse has that time to do a return drop off. TRUST ME get the size up. I second guessed and now I'm driving to UPS tomrw to drop off. These are a quality glove so it's worth the money, it's worth the size up and your hands will thank you! Did I mention you MUST get a size up if your hands are larger than normal? YES I'm that serious (lol!)

He loves these. But we had to return to size up.

I wore these to go skiing for 5 days. I live in a tropical environment and I'm not used to cold. Temps were generally around 28-35 F but it was as low as 15 degrees F at the top of the lifts. My hands and fingers were warm the whole time. Even when I took them off to do something like eat lunch outdoors, then put them on, my hands were warm within 5 minutes. I didn't feel uncomfortable wearing them. Great strong grip on the ski poles. They are too bulky to eat with or use a cell phone in case this is something you are looking for. When you take them off, the lining sometimes flips inside out inside of the outer layer and you have to spend 30 sec or so pushing your fingers back in. Obviously 5 days of skiing is not good enough to evaluate their durability for work so I wont comment on that.these are made in China, with the different layers being mixes polyester, spandex, and polyurethane. plus the plastic clips to tighten them and clip them together.they are pretty stinky after 5 days of use. not sure how I can wash them. I will probably machine wash them and air dry and hope it doesn't ruin them.

I purchased the Carhartt Men's WP Waterproof Insulated Gloves for cold and wet weather, and they perform exactly as intended. They keep my hands warm and dry, even in heavy rain or snow, and the insulation does a great job at retaining heat without feeling too bulky. The build quality feels solid, and they provide a good grip while still offering flexibility. Whether for work or outdoor activities, these gloves handle tough conditions with ease. I haven’t run into any issues so far—they simply get the job done.Pros:- Excellent waterproofing that keeps hands dry- Reliable insulation for warmth in cold conditions- Durable construction with a comfortable fitCons:- None