100% Waterproof Gloves for Men and Women, Winter Work Gloves for Cold Weather, Touchsreen, Thermal Insulated Freezer Gloves, With Grip, Blue, LargeOEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

Actually waterproof! I got the sizing right, the gloves fit well with a solid grip. The fleece lining inside is comfortable and I didn’t notice any odor but I was working outdoors.I used these gloves immediately on arrival with my snowblower and while shoveling. Worked great for both tasks.I have all manner of winter gloves that claim to be “waterproof” but they are not, even the high end “breathable” gloves.These gloves actually repel snow and slush and are NOT breathable so sweating in them is a possibility.I have above average hands in terms of size and wear a size 12 ring. The XL size fit me very well but your experience may vary.Good gloves, great price!

Great item! My husband uses these for his sanitation job. They are comfortable and soft. They look great. They can handle any type of weather and they are water proof! They protect his hands from the cold weather and the garbage! I def recommend these! Did I mention they fit perfect and slip on great? Durable and easy

These gloves are definitely 100% waterproof, as advertised. I've used them in heavy rain and snow, and my hands stayed completely dry. That's the main reason I'm giving them a decent rating. If you need gloves for wet conditions, these will do the job.However, I bought these primarily for biking in cold weather, and they haven't performed as well as I'd hoped in that regard. While they are insulated, they don't offer as much wind protection as I need for riding. My hands still get cold after a while, even when the temperature isn't drastically low. The wind seems to cut right through them, particularly at higher speeds.On the plus side, the touchscreen capability works well, and the grip is good. They're also comfortable to wear, and the large size fits my hands well.So, if your main priority is keeping your hands dry, these gloves are excellent. But if you're looking for serious wind protection for activities like biking, I'd recommend looking for something more specialized. These are good for general cold and wet weather, but not quite up to the task for windy, high-speed activities.

The glove did well with the exposure of water I was dealing with which was not much in the trial run that I did, but I stuck my hand in a frozen pond without feeling and cold. I will say that though there is some insulation on the inside, your fingers will gradually get cold if you are not working them a lot. I don't think you will find a glove that can fully keep out the cold in relation to fingers and still be functional. To me this would be the closest you will get for the cost. They are a tad bulky but are good as workwear gloves. I did notice that my phone screen also worked well with the gloves on. so that was a bonus. The grip on them is pretty good, though i would suspect it will wear if there's a lot of use, but I have not put that to a confident test.

The media could not be loaded. I stuck my hands in a pool for science (okay, curiosity), and these gloves didn’t flinch. My fingers stayed warm, dry, and blissfully unaware of the chaos around them. Whether you’re battling rain, snow, or an overenthusiastic sprinkler system, these waterproof gloves are like tiny dry forts for your hands. 10/10…would fist bump in a thunderstorm.

I bought these for early morning work on a horse farm. I needed tough waterproof gloves that could keep my hands warm. These do a really good job for the most part. I’m sure no glove out there could be perfect but these come close.Most important thing was waterproof and these are. You can’t obviously immerse the whole glove because water will enter through the wrist end, but sticking your hand into very cold water or using the hose doesn’t get your hand wet at all. And I wash these gloves by just wearing them and washing my hands with dish soap and water. Couldn’t be simpler.I’ve had these gloves for a month and they’ve held up so far. They don’t bind your hands up at all. Your fingers have full mobility. No tears or any seams ripping at all. They are still as I bought them.I’ve used these gloves in cold and very cold weather. They keep me warm in the cold, but they fail to keep my fingers from getting cold in single digit cold weather. However, i’ve tried many gloves and no other glove can do that and be waterproof and supple and usable. In the very cold weather I use tight woven gloves as a liner.I do recommend these gloves if you need waterproof gloves with full mobility and you don’t have to work in single digit cold weather for too long.UPDATEThese gloves are no longer waterproof after being used three times a week for under 3 months. They are still useful for dirty work but no longer for wet work. Cleaning these gloves with soap and water will quickly make these gloves wear out. I’ve washed these in the sink with dish soap and also have put them in the washing machine for a short wash a few times, and after 2 months, they start to really wear out.

I cannot believe that it took me this long to find such a great glove! I'm an avid gardener in the PNW (Oregon), and during these cold, rainy months, I used to suffer in silence as my hands froze from the never-ending cold rain soaking my gloves. I somehow found these gloves as they were recommended on one of my gardening websites. They are a TOTAL game-changer! I was able to spend 7 hours in the cold rain prepping my dahlias for digging; the entire time, my hands were dry, cozy, and warm! I honestly didn't believe that they would work but I was happy to be proven wrong. I've since used them for several similar situations. I even bought my husband a pair, and we swear by them. My only complaint is that they should be longer (i.e., come up higher on the wrist). This didn't prevent me from ordering a second pair for myself, but I do feel that it is a bit of a design flaw in that water has the potential to leak into the glove if you aren't mindful of how you're positioning your hands.Regardless, these are winners!