Rugged Waterproof Winter Gloves - Touch Screen Compatible - Cordura Shell, Thinsulate Insulation - Great for Ice Fishing, Skiing, Sledding, Snowboard - for Men or Women

I don't like to post a review before actually trying an item, but I'm going to do that here anyways. I ordered these last Tuesday night and they FINALLY arrived this afternoon (6 days later). I wasn't big on how long it took to receive them, especially considering the fact they were a Prime item. But at least they fit, and they seem to be pretty warm. I'm actually going ice fishing early tomorrow morning and it will be about -10F actual temp. So I guess we will see how well they work in cold temps. I will also get to see how well they do what they're supposed to be great at doing (staying DRY!). Regardless of how they perform tomorrow, I will be coming back to do an update. If they work like the company claims, I will highly recommend them to the average person who doesn't live where temps are normally so cold.***Edit after actually wearing these gloves for their intended purpose***I actually went ice fishing with these gloves this morning (Feb.13th 2018) and it was around 10 degrees F with a "real feel" of about -5F. I can honestly say that I have FINALLY found a pair of gloves that actually work for these crazy temps and conditions! You have no clue how happy that makes me! I would have been thrilled to pay triple the price for gloves that are actually warm AND waterproof. These are truly GREAT gloves, at ANY price.My friend had my ice scoop and I didn't feel like walking over to get it, so I simply reached down in the hole and scooped out the excess ice by hand. My hand was bone dry the entire time I was out there (about 4 hours) and my fingers never got cold! Several times throughout the day I had to take the gloves off for a minute or two because my hands were actually TOO warm. That's a great problem to have while you're ice fishing in Upper Michigan in February!If anything ever happens to these gloves, I will be back to buy another pair. In fact, I need to buy my wife a pair of these in her size.If you live in a place where temps can become dangerously cold, you absolutely NEED these gloves. So if you're on the fence, get off and buy these! If you're concerned about them being too bulky, you probably don't live in a climate where you would actually need these. People up here are much bigger on priorities (frost bite is no joke up here!) than we are on range of motion and comfort. Having said that, I actually had plenty of dexterity with these gloves. I only had to take them off to tie on new lures or hooks, and that kind of goes without saying when you're fishing. Besides, if I had full dexterity, I wouldn't have been able to have the incredible warmth and waterproof capabilities that these gloves provide. I would also like to point out that the fingers in these gloves DID freeze together after I skimmed the ice hole, but they only froze externally. And I honestly don't think that would have happened if not for me taking them off immediately afterwards to let my hands cool off for a few minutes. Had I kept them on and continued to move my fingers around a little, I think they wouldn't have frozen together like that. As a result of the fingers freezing (again, externally) together, the only negative was the fact that they became very stiff and impossible to bend my fingers or close my hand into a fist. I still had no issues with putting the glove back on. I chalk that up to a lesson learned. In the future I will remember NOT to take the gloves off immediately after sticking them into the ice hole.All I can say is that these gloves actually delivered on what they claimed. After being ripped off by so many other glove manufacturers, that speaks volumes. I honestly think my hands would have been warm in temps down to -30 or even colder. I also have no doubt that I could have stayed out there all day and my hands would have been just as warm and dry.I can't possibly thank the manufacturer enough for actually delivering on their claims. I'll try anyways, though. Thank you!!!!!!! -Adam

These gloves do just as advertised!(except the touch screen ability, barely registers touch). Good price for them i think. I was in temperatures ranging from mid 20's to 40°F when wearing the gloves. Used them as a snowboarding glove mainly. Outer layer was water resistant not waterproof which wasn't a problem for me as my hands were not getting wet at all from the outside due to its waterproof midlayer! Kept my hands cool to warm while out on the slopes, maybe even a little hot and sweaty at some points like after a couple runs but i just took the gloves off for a bit(which was easy btw) while i sat and rested while vaping lol. They are pretty breathable still. The fact that my hands got a little sweaty did not pose any kind of problem in the cold(and this is coming from a person who gets cold easily, especially hand and feet).All fingers fit perfectly to length except for the thumb which.. did fit well inside but..had like a slight excess of the mid and outer layer extending out a little bit further than the other fingers as a flat flap lol. This made trying to open zippers on pants, jackets, backpacks, etc. a pain in the ass. I just ended up taking the glove off and wedging it in my armpit while i used my barehand to do those things. Also forget about using your smartphone with these gloves. That part along with previous statement is what takes off a star for me. It was just too much effort to get any of the e-tip able fingers to register a touch on screen. I could not even get past the lock screen code..i just gave up haha.

Gloves are worth the money. They aren’t as good as ice armour but they are $20-30 cheaper. I used them building the Red Bull crashed ice track while it was -15 to -25 the entire time in St. Paul. My hands were wet occasionally too. They held up pretty well. I’d recommend them.

I couldn't figure out how to touch my touch screen to make that work, but the gloves themselves are decent. I am really knocking off stars because they claim touch screen, which at least for me I didn't find that functional. Also, I did the test to stick my had in water wit these gloves, "waterproof vs water resistance" challenge. While the water did not penetrate into the liner, the glove does get wet AND THAT IS an issue. Visiting someplace that is -30C, you get that glove wet (say ice fishing), and the digits will freeze in place. I was in -30C, fortunately NOT ice fishing, but it is a claim they make...

Yep that's what I do at a 4 star golf resort here in the middle of nowhere Florida. I make sure the guests are hydrated and they have a place to put any trash they might have. Now why these great gloves in FLORIDA? It does get cold here for us Floridians last week it was 46 and wind at 15+ so when that happens and I'm stocking 6 coolers with 72 bottles of water and icing them down your hands get a little numb, hence the need for gloves. Last week I was in that situation on Friday so I got on Amazon at 10am and ordered these gloves based on other reviews and at 7pm Friday night they were delivered with same day delivery option....best $9.00 I spent that day because the weather was the same Saturday. Thanks for making a great glove that are waterproof and easy to use handling little items like a 12oz bottle of water.

I bought these for my son (who told me he wore a large), only to discover they were way too big. I couldn't find the case they came in, so I didn't think i'd be able to return them. When I asked about it, they said "no problem". It was a Christmas present and past the 30 day mark for returns, but he exchanged them anyway and with such a great attitude, that I wouldn't hesitate to buy from him again.The gloves are VERY WARM and comfy! I especially like the zippered pocket that you can put hand warmers in, car keys, money, etc....great product design and best customer service! It doesn't get any better than this. I would highly recommend these gloves and more so to buy from him because he CAN be trusted and he'll work with you.