G & F Products Waterproof cold weather Double Coated Windproof HPT Plam and Fingers Acrylic Terry inner

Perfect! My husband has been through way more gloves than any one person should in a such a few short months. I wish I was joking when I say we have spent upwards of $1000 trying to find a glove to meet all his needs and still be affordable. He works inside a giant freezer for 8 hrs a day... and must handle ice, dry ice, and is around water as well as cold meat; the entire time. He has extremely cold sensitive arthritis and circulation issues, both of which causes him a great deal of pain. Even to the point when he wasnt working he would wake up several times throughout the night crying because the pain in his hands was so bad. Note that he even takes a daily Aleeve regiment as well with no relief..We've searched high and low for a glove that, not only kept his hands from getting wet and or cold, but also something comfortable and not too bulky.We recently had paid around $60 bucks for a pair of gloves from another company through Amazon, that claimed the gloves were 100% completely waterproof and also resistant to 30° below zero. After only 20 mins use, soaking wet and basically shredded; they were thrown in the garbage... Due to how much worse my husband hands give him issues whenever they get wet or cold... our last option seemed he just needed to find a different job, in a place where his hands would no longer be forced to suffer from being exposed to moisture and or freezing temperatures.We found the G&F PRODUCTS Amazon store but we were skeptical about buying anymore gloves at all. We decided on a trying one last pair before we weighed the options of him finding a new job. These gloves have lasted months now.....and with absolutely no signs of wear and tear. They have even been machine washed and dried several times. Yet there hasn't been any shrinking nor any other signs of deterioration....He says they're super comfortable and warm. He's had absolutely no issues with them getting soaked throughout his shift..nor any other issues. In combination with a Cooper or CBD infused thinner glove, it's been weeks since he's been awaken in pain. He has not even remotely complained the slightest bit of his arthritis flairing up. Many claim to be, but these gloves are ACTUALLY WATERPROOF!If the company hasn't done so already, I would suggest looking into a Cooper or CBD infused line gloves to help aid people with preexisting hand conditions or arthritis!We have recommended these gloves to numerous co workers at my husband's job. As well as suggested the product to several people around our area such as farmers, truckers, cold crop gardeners and general laborers ect ect....We would most definitely would in fact buy again, plan to in the future. I CANNOT STRESS ENOUGH JUST HOW MUCH BOTH HE AND I HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BUYING THESE GLOVES!!!!

I was initially a little skeptical about these gloves, since I was looking for an outdoor colder weather work glove with high dexterity. I didn't think these coated gloves would provide that dexterity. I was wrong. These move very well and are reasonably form fitting without being tight. (note: I have slimmer, smaller hands) As far as I can tell, these are waterproof and wind proof, with a complete coating on the tops and palms of the gloves and a very grippy wrist cuff. So I'm very happy with the fit and functionality of these gloves after very limited use.But there are a couple of downsides. These gloves do provide some insulation, but I can't imagine they would provide much warmth at the temperature range stated on the product page. They do seem like they would trap in reasonable heat outside of extreme conditions, but I haven't thoroughly tested outside of temperatures ranging from the upper 20's to low 30's.Also, be aware that if you do get the interior of these gloves wet somehow, they take quite some time to dry out. Prior to my first use, I washed the gloves and left them out to air dry. I was surprised how much moisture the cuffs retained, and even though the interior lining didn't retain much moisture, due to the low breathability of these gloves, the interior was still slightly damp long after other wool, nylon, and cotton items air drying with them had fully dried. Makes me wonder if sweat and moisture build up in cold weather could be an issue for these work gloves. Again, I haven't tested these enough to know for sure.But these have a great price point in comparison to a lot of other winter work gloves. They fit formly, are highly flexible, and offer a surprising amount of dexterity, especially compared to other, stiffer winter work gloves.

Extremely good for blue collar work, I got these for the winter time since I worked graveyard shifts so the temp was freezing cold, it would pour rain down on me and my hands would always get soaked to where they’ll freeze. I worked on a lot of K-Loaders loading cargo crates on & off Cargo Planes and my hands will always freeze up then slip and hit something and it will hurt 20xs worse and my fingers will tighten up and it was hard for me to operate. I seen all the veterans on the strip with these specific gloves and so I got a pair because they mustache known all the hood gear to get. They worked so good my hands kept dry, and my hands got extremely warm to the point I’ll have to take my gloves off in the freezing cold to cool down, they’re pretty thick so every-time I’d accidentally hit something it felt like nothing, my hands never slipped because they have pretty good grip on them. The reason for four stars is because the glove gets so hot my hands will sweat and it was extremely hard to clean and eventually the gloves will stink because of it. If you end up purchasing these, get a few, turn them inside out, hand wash, and hang them to air dry. You have to do this a lot or else they’ll stink. Get a few so one will be dry while the others are currently being air dried. I just wish these were sold in a pack.