CarharttMen's Wp Waterproof Insulated Glove

Its that time of ywar when you need heavy duty warm gloves for those big cold thungs to do....These are definitely worth what you pay for. They are great heavy duty winter gloves. They are stylish so they don't look bad when you're wearing them. They are great for snowblowing and/or walking to keep your hands warm.Now. Touchscreen-- forget it, I still have yet to find ANY glove that is "touch screen compatible" without frustrating issues. They don't exist. That's why I wear convertible gloves most of the time.These gloves are "bulky" so you can't grab smaller things but can grab grocery bags, your vehicle steering wheel, snow mobile handles, snkwbkower handles, larger objects.... but don't think you're going to pick little things up like stylus, coins etc. You're very young & talented if you can.These I wouldn't recommend for ice fishing or working outdoors IF it's construction. But for things like snowblowing, walking, snow shoeing, snowmobiling, things like that these are ideally and great for those things.MUST NOTE!!: YOU MUST BUY A SIZE UP IF YOU HAVE LARGER HANDS. DO NOT THINK ANY DIFFERENT. I bought these as an extra large for my husband and I am having to return them and get a size up. Don't waste your time, just get the size up. If you THINK you don't, then get 1 of each and then return the size that fits best IF you or your spouse has that time to do a return drop off. TRUST ME get the size up. I second guessed and now I'm driving to UPS tomrw to drop off. These are a quality glove so it's worth the money, it's worth the size up and your hands will thank you! Did I mention you MUST get a size up if your hands are larger than normal? YES I'm that serious (lol!)

First of all, thank you to the reviewer on the ladies' version of these gloves who recommended just going with the men's version. It's disappointing how often women's clothes end up being objectively worse than the mens' version.For fit, I'm typically a small or medium in women's glove sizes. I will note that I have small hands, but very long/spidery fingers, and often end up with gloves with fingers that are too short. Men's S was a near-perfect fit on the finger length, but definitely too wide. (Not docking any stars for poor fit since I'm not the intended hand size, but hopefully this is informative.) The adjustable wrist straps are very helpful and cinch enough to my wrists that the gloves feel secure and not at any risk of coming off accidentally.For features, the grippy palm/finger texture is very, very good - so good that I can get a plastic dog bag opened up, which normally I have to take off a glove and often lick my fingertips to get enough grip for. Definitely not the best for dexterity work, but that's a tradeoff that can't really be avoided if you want gloves with high warmth. The felt strip on the back to wipe your nose is a really clever inclusion. As mentioned, the wrist cinch helped with fit a lot, although it would be nice if it had some Velcro or something to keep the adjustment. The thing to clip them together is nice to have in theory, but you have to push really hard to get them separated again, which is annoying - I was almost afraid of breaking the clip before it would release the first time.No complaints on the warmth or waterproofing. Had an oddly warm winter so they didn't get field tested very much, but they did hold up respectably well during the Midwest polar vortex back in mid-Jan. Didn't notice any dampness after wearing during snowstorms. Did a fine job keeping my hands warm for hour-long dog park trips at around 20-30 degrees F. Overall I'm happy with them.

I purchased the Carhartt Men's WP Waterproof Insulated Gloves for cold and wet weather, and they perform exactly as intended. They keep my hands warm and dry, even in heavy rain or snow, and the insulation does a great job at retaining heat without feeling too bulky. The build quality feels solid, and they provide a good grip while still offering flexibility. Whether for work or outdoor activities, these gloves handle tough conditions with ease. I haven’t run into any issues so far—they simply get the job done.Pros:- Excellent waterproofing that keeps hands dry- Reliable insulation for warmth in cold conditions- Durable construction with a comfortable fitCons:- None

These ski gloves fit well and kept my hands warm and dry all day on the slopes. They provided great protection against the cold and snow, making them a solid choice for winter sports. The only downside is that when I take them off, the inner lining sometimes comes out of the fingers, which makes it tricky to put them back on. Otherwise, they are a great purchase—comfortable, effective, and well worth it!

Nice gloves, fit my big hands perfectly, warm, very functional outside, easy to put on, long enough to fit under the edge of my coat

Received these today and purchased the 2xl.I have larger hands and I've never had gloves that fit me properly. Although the fingers seem a tad short, I can actually make a fist in these without fear of splitting the side seams.Quality seems ok, but I'll make sure to put them on by tugging on the outer shell. The interior lining is thick, but seems easy to stretch out over time.Gloves seem very warm. I was inside when trying them out, but after a minute or so, my hands started to get a little toasty. Now, if they are waterproof as advertised, that'll be a win win.Despite the brand name, these do not seem to be heavy duty work gloves. They are everyday, chores in the yard, running around town type of gloves.Overall, they seem ok and should last several seasons, and they fit my hands which is awesome in and of itself. No regrets.