Vgo...2-Pairs -4℉ or above 3M Thinsulate C100 Lined Synthetic Leather Warm Work Gloves, Waterproof Insert (SL8777FW)

I like these pair of gloves when there is snow or ice and you have to scrape it off your car. They don’t get wet like traditional gloves and your hands to get so calls where you can’t feel your hands. Once your done scraping off snow or ice from your car and remove the gloves, my hands are nice and warm and I can still feel my fingers

Lets start off saying thay I workn in freezers that are -20°F.The first time I bought these gloves they were $20 for a two pack. Great deal. They were warm. I had the dexterity I needed.One pair I lost and the other was stolen from me by a homeless man. He needed them more than I did.I went to replace them. $40 for a two pair. Annoyed they went up so much but still a good deal. Both of these pairs ripped so easily. The quality just wasn't there. They were not as warm as my first set.Went to replace them. $50 for a two pack. They were not worth the $40 the second time around.Need to find new work gloves.

I really like the fact that these gloves work well in colder conditions. I use them for work and my job requires me to work both in the freezer and cooler all day. They give great grip and keep my hands warm except my finger tips. I’m not sure if that’s because they are men sizes or if it’s the material. The touch screen feature doesn’t work for me. It’s inconvenient but not a big deal. I’ve never hd any luck with those things anyway. Overall, I’m really glad I bought these just wish you carried women sizes. I think that might help the fit and maybe a little extra material in the finger tips for warmth.Sizing: I bought an XS and I normally wear a women’s Med. They fit well with a little room on the end of the fingers.

I work as an Aviation Line Technician in Wisconsin, and spend most of my night outside. These have held up well to exposure to jet fuel, aviation gasoline, and various oils and greases, as well as some punishing weather. The windchill dropped to -2(F) this week and they definitely were starting to let the chill in, but they have been rock solid other than that.With these gloves on, I can open fuel caps, operate finger switches, handle dipsticks, maneuver passenger baggage, and write fairly legibly. After 5 years in the aviation field, these have the best balance between warmth and dexterity. Waterproofing has been highly effective.I have had zero luck operating a touch screen, but I wasn't concerned about that so 5 stars from me.

Under light use in wet weather the gloves seemed to live up to their waterproof claims. However, once I used them as ski gloves on a wet, rainy day they transformed into sponges. Until then, the thinsulate worked and kept my hands warm. The gloves seem well made. They are initially pretty stiff, but after use, they wear in a bit. They're fine for work gloves in cold climes as long as they're not called upon to protect your hands from constant exposure to wet conditions.

Good value. Used as a truck driver in below 32°f weather. Just enough insulation to keep hands semi-warm, yet not so thick you lose all fine motor skills with your fingers.Fit was a little tight but perfect in the end. (meaning they were a bit more challenging to get on & off compared to less comfortable and worse fitting gloves, but once ON they were worth the extra effort in getting them on).Highly recommend. If you have large palms or chubby fingers, I'd suggest ordering a size bigger as they run slim. 👍

Winter came early this year in the NE US. I had melting snow on my roof and still had leaves in my gutters. I have waterproof gloves but not insulated. So, My hands froze after 2 minutes in the icy leaves. I went looking for a better solution where my hands could last longer in the water, Didn't expect much but the price was right and the reviews were good. They arrived and I went out immediately and put them to the test. My hands were in ice water for 1.5 hours and they stayed warm and the job got done. I could not have gotten a better glove for this purpose. However, my hands did get a little cold snow blowing.... How does that work??? Buy them , you won't regret it.

On.y had for a few days. I like the gloves. They are obviously not designed to -4 degrees F -- my fingers get cold at 40F unless I wear them as a mitten. But then I am just walking in them and not generating the heat I would if I used them as work gloves. They are sized properly except they do not account for the stretch required between my thumb and pointer finger - but I am hoping they will hold up at this stress point for me because of the external leather overlay at this point. Most of my other gloves have failed quickly at this point but it might just be my hand. I have not tested gloves for touch screen, durability, or water resistance.

These are definitely waterproof. Wearing these in the rain for hours I didn't feel any water at all touch my hands. They are extremely waterproof and they're also pretty warm. The finger tips do work with a touch screen too which is nice. They seem pretty durable. I love how waterproof they are, I can dunk my hand in a puddle of water and my hand still be dry.The only downside I would say is I bought an XL and they still feel pretty tight. I do have big hands but your movement does feel very stiff in these. I think that's kind of what to expect when you have a glove that is so waterproof because it is so padded. The dexterity while wearing them isn't great. I'm thinking that over time I will break them in and it will be easier to move my hands in them. For now I'm just happy with how warm and waterpoof they are.

I frame outside in Calgary in the winters and I find these gloves to be well worth the price. Although they don't hold up longer than a month (at max, but with heavy daily use) they are a great product for how much your spending. Waterproof to a degree, unless your working in wet conditions all day then they will slightly soak. They are quite warm, although like any glove your fingers will get cold in -20 if your not moving around alot or if your handling cold material/metal tools. Only arctic mits will prevent this and those are not conducive to building/framing. I use the Vgo mechanics style gloves for the summer. Overall great product, this company makes good gloves for solid prices.

Seem to fit a little snug. Ordered size L in other gloves, same company, and they fit fine. These are a little snug for my liking. They may stretch out a bit with wear so I will keep them and see how they do (edit...they have not stretched). Did not rate durability yet as I have not used them enough to tell. Look and feel very well made.Edit... Have now tried these in -10C weather and my fingers got cold. Now as I previously stated they seem to fit snug. I have ordered different VGO gloves in my size, L, and have had no issues. I am going to try a size XL and see how they do. I really like the feel of the gloves so not giving up yet.

I tried these on for the first time today and found them to be small. I used the sizing guide on the product page which said XL is the best fit for me. Well, they are too tight. Should have gone XXL. Amazon is facilitating my return. I will try XXL once they go on sale again and will update my review at that time.

I buy there work gloves x-large and they fit fine and my hands are not very big but these winter gloves are so tight they cut off circulation I mean that is unreal and they are x-large they are stretching so they will be good after a week hopefully. But if you have big fingers you will need the XXL glove like I said my hands are not very big.