BellinghamSB4601L Snow Blower Insulated Gloves, 100% Waterproof Double-Dipped PVC Coating, Flexible to -4° Fahrenheit, Large,Orange

Everything looks great when they are brand new, but how do you wash these. If they get wet inside even two times they begin to smell. Simple dirt is impossible to remove, why does it not come with washing instructions?I thought it was a law that all garments have to have a tag, telling you how to clean the garment.The lining is very cheep. I tried to wash it by hand the first time I used it. I used ivory soap and water. The lining began to come off. The quality of the lining needs to be reinvented.If you are going to use these gloves one time, then throw them away, and if I were wealthy enough to buy them as single use, then THE FIRST TIME YOU USE THEM -I rate the performance 5 stars. But for a glove at the price you sell if for, it should come with cleaning instrudctions-I don't see anyone talking about cleaning they anywhere, and you should be able to wear they 2 days in a row.They are no good to me If I put my hand in them and they are wet. They become useless. No one wants to use wet. or smelly dirty gloves.I am very dissappointed.

Alone, I found my fingers still cold in these gloves, yet very dry while snow blowing. When paired with a lighter pair of wool finger gloves inside the Bellingham gloves, I found warmth and dryness. I even used the Bellingham gloves to give the truck a wash this winter when it warmed enough to do so, but the water was still wicked cold. These are great gloves for outdoor cold and wet activities.Edit: I later used these same gloves to do a mid-spring washing of the vehicles in a bucket of near freezing water and soap. Perfect! I was dry and warm.

These gloves are really great to have in the garage. The waterproof barrier feels adequately thick and durable. I did use them in winter for snow blowing, however my hands still get cold. Probably doesn't help that squeezing the snow blower controls slows circulation in my hands. Where these gloves really shine is when using the pressure washer in spring. The water coming out of the ground is still pretty cold, and it is impossible to stay clean/dry when pressure washing outside. My hands stay plenty warm and protected with these gloves. A big step up from dishwashing gloves.

I used to snowblow with ski gloves. I tried a half dozen different ones... all disappointing.These are warm as long as you stay active without becoming too hot. I would not use them to stand around in the cold, but when actively clearing snow they are fine for me tested down to 0F. After 10 minutes my hands are warm and after an hour they aren't soaked - nice balance.The rubber is extremely pliable and workable - I was not fumbling around in lobster claws here I could easily work the blower controls without removing them even as it got colder out.I wish there was some sort of an elastic band or something to keep them from easily filling up with and collecting snow, it's the only reason I didn't give them a 5. Wind/snow easily gets in the back if you don't wrap a coat sleeve over them.Overall I couldn't be more thrilled.

using for shoveling snow ...worked good for me ..you can get good grip on the shovel , with out it slipping or twisting

These are the best gloves for winter when you have stuff to do and don’t want to get your hands wet. Great for cleaning off ice & snow. Great for filling the snowblower gas tank (and not getting gas in your hands or your expensive gloves). Get them a little loose so it doesn’t restrict blood flow and your fingers stay warmer. (But too large and they will be clumsy.)

These gloves are amazing for snow blowing, or anything outdoors that you need to keep your hands warm and dry.

Very warm and water resistant. Probably a little much if it's just cool, but if it's cold and wet these are the best I have come across.