4°F Coldproof&Waterproof&Windproof Winter Work Gloves(SL8777FW,XL)

I wanted a good glove with hi vis features since I work in areas where I’m exposed to cold temperatures because of an uninsulated warehouse.I also needed the hi vis features because I drive forklifts where I need good hand communication since driving on a load factory floor makes verbal communication difficult.I ordered these. The outside looks ok. It is not a pure ANSI type glove- so it’s a little more durable. Putting on the gloves- here’s where I ran into troubles. Being I’m at the age where I’m suffering from arthritic conditions to my thumbs. The gloves are initially tight right around the wrist/thumb area. Once I manage to slip my thumb past the tightness ( with difficulty) the gloves fit perfectly.As with any gloves- they will stretch out making it easier to put on and use; as the initial gripping is not as smooth due to the bulk but it does loosen up with more use.The Thinsulite material performs as expected. The first use I had- my area had a stretch of single digit cold temperatures and my hands were nice and warm.They are not that heavy as opposed to other cold weather gloves I have and there is not much of a difference between other gloves.

Great quality glove so far! Had them a few weeks and commute a total of 43.7 miles to and from work everyday on my e-bike. Used them everyday here in Iowa except a few rare days it was 45+ out. Gloves seem ideal for cold weather,snow and wind. Kept my hands warm most days even down to -31 with wind. Would say I think the gloves temp limit is around 5-37 degrees depending on wind chill and time of day. Over 37 I switch to regular cold weather gloves as my hands started to get to warm. Under 5 depending on how long you’re out and how fast you go you start to feel the cold in your fingers after 30/40 mins. Anything lower they will keep your hands warm but you definitely feel it more and need hot hands to help out. Dexterity of them and durability is really good as well. 10/10 would buy again just don’t think you’ll be out in -4 or lower weather for hours at a time with them.

Pros:actually waterproof and wind proofGood dexteritySome flexWell builtCons:Definitely not going to keep your hands warm below freezing. If mid 30s F and you are working hard generating heat these might be okay. If just standing around my fingers get cold when it’s less than 42 F.Sizing is snug. If close to next size, then my advice is to size up unless you like tight glovesFinger lengths may or may not be okay. Thumb is long while fingers are short...at least for me

These gloves are pretty much everything as advertised. They're super warm and well made. i haven't had an opportunity yet to try them out in rain or snow, but after some melting ice from above dripped on them the water just beaded and i shook it off, so pretty confident for any coming rain or snow. the only drawback is that i ordered them a size too small, i ordered a large when XL may have been the way to go, they're not circulation cutting tight, just a little extra snug, but it does affect the flexibility and dexterity a bit, bigger guys out there may need an XL or even 2XL ,otherwise ,i can't complain, very good gloves

I tried these gloves on a bike ride at night 20 degrees for one hour. My hands were ok but my thumbs were very cold

Pretty good gloves for the size

I bought these gloves for an all day outdoor event based on what seemed like many positive reviews and was highly dissatisfied. My gloves got two brief (about 5 seconds each time) splashes of slushy snow/ice mix during two sledding runs and that was enough on both gloves to keep the suede-like and leather-like materials on the palm soaking wet. It eventually seeped into the material beneath the outer layers after about an hour leaving my hands wet and even colder (despite the "waterproof" claims) and took two full days to dry the gloves out, even when placed in a warm room near a radiator and rotated occasionally.The gloves also didn't really do much to keep my hands warm, even before they got wet. The temperature outdoors the day of the even ranged from 20F to 25F, quite far from the -4F mentioned in the product details. I ended up borrowing someone else's single thin layer glove liners and found them to be much warmer. I also agree with the comments from other reviewers that even though I bought the correct size per instructions, the opening was very small and made it difficult to get the gloves on.I also wasn't impressed with the touchscreen capabilities of the gloves. While they may be less bulky than other gloves out there, there's still significant bulk to them, more enough to make using a touchscreen device fiddly and cumbersome at best. Even when I tried to make it work to test it out, only about 1 screen tap out of 8 to 10 worked just trying to touch the camera shutter button on my relatively sizable Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G while trying to take a few pictures of the day. Based on this performance, I didn't even bother trying anything further like typing. I couldn't even get enough precision with the gloves to tap the voice-to-text button either.Overall:Warmth: Would not recommend at all, almost better off keeping your bare hands in your pocketsTouchscreen capability: Meh at best, the bulkiness of the glove makes screen navigation tedious and frustrating"Waterproof"/Water resistant claims: Outrageously overexaggerated, got wet after minimal contact with slush and stayed wet for daysFit and Sizing: Runs very small at opening, difficult to pull onFinal Verdict:Others apparently somehow had good luck with these, but I wouldn't recommend them at all, to the point where I felt the need to actually leave a review for something. I'll be searching for new gloves again.

Wow, a pair of waterproof gloves that ACTUALLY work!!! I’ve searched high and low for gloves that would keep my hands warm and dry without much luck until I found this ones. I work on the ramp at the airport. All of our gear takes quite a beating. So far this gloves have proved to be of real quality. Highly recommend!