4.0 out of 5 stars Seem to be well made

2026-01-09    -Michelle A.

Used them while snowblowing driveway and were fairly warm but hands did get cold towards end. For money good value but wish they were warmer. Definitely order a size larger them normal.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great gloves

2025-12-25    -Richard A. Hartman

Best winter gloves I've ever owned. Purchased prior to going north of the Artic Circle, had no problems with cold fingers. Very good elastic around wrist, I have wide hands with shorter fingers and this fits snug on the width and fine in finger length. Waterproof, very functional.

4.0 out of 5 stars Seem to be well made

2025-12-23    -Michelle A.

Used them while snowblowing driveway and were fairly warm but hands did get cold towards end. For money good value but wish they were warmer. Definitely order a size larger them normal.

5.0 out of 5 stars Worth the money

2026-02-25    -Michael

10/10 the warmest gloves I've ever owned. Fit perfectly and even breaking ice in water tanks, my hands stayed dry and warm.

Highly recommend

2026-01-24    -Melinda Nikkel

Husband loves them. Fits well and super warm! Great quality

5.0 out of 5 stars Should Work

2026-02-02    -B Gates

I needed to replace my old play (riding ATVs) and work (snow removal mostly) gloves as the old ones were starting to show insulation through the leather palms/finger. I had a difficult time finding something that would be both warm (I'm up in N. Idaho and have to work at times in temps well below zero), still allow sufficient flexibility to allow my to grasp handle bars and shovel handles, plus tough enough to last for a couple of seasons.. These are close (I'd go with a 4.5 rating...but figured that going to a 4 wasn't right at this point) Point one, these are warm...very warm. Second, they are close to the flexibility of my old gloves; a bit more insulation means a small loss in flexibility, so we'll see, particularly after they get soaked and dried a couple of times. The last item, toughness will have to wait for at least a few more sessions of snow removal. They appear to have totally man made materials (even in the palms) and while they appear to be heavier duty than regular gloves, I've found after lots of experience that leather wears probably better than any other material; but I'm ready to be proved wrong. My one and only real advice would be to go a size larger than you might normally use. The measurement advice given on the Carhartt site was to buy large and while these fit, it's a tight fit and a bit of moisture will make them a challenge to get on. I'm at the stage in my life where our typical 6 inches of new snow requires at least a few starts and stops. You are not going to drink from a coffee mug with these on (warmth comes at a price) and getting them back on after that required cup of coffee will be a challenge. Oh, ya...the straps and draw strings on these are excellent. They will keep snow from getting in and will hold the gloves on even with significant effort. I'm currently to the point in our winter where snow removal requires throwing the snow up on to our now 5 ft piles. There is nothing quite as frustrating as throwing a full shovel of snow up on the pile and finding that your glove which froze on the shovel handle is now sitting on top of the pile after being pulled off your hand by the effort required.

5.0 out of 5 stars Should Work

2026-02-21    -B Gates

I needed to replace my old play (riding ATVs) and work (snow removal mostly) gloves as the old ones were starting to show insulation through the leather palms/finger. I had a difficult time finding something that would be both warm (I'm up in N. Idaho and have to work at times in temps well below zero), still allow sufficient flexibility to allow my to grasp handle bars and shovel handles, plus tough enough to last for a couple of seasons.. These are close (I'd go with a 4.5 rating...but figured that going to a 4 wasn't right at this point) Point one, these are warm...very warm. Second, they are close to the flexibility of my old gloves; a bit more insulation means a small loss in flexibility, so we'll see, particularly after they get soaked and dried a couple of times. The last item, toughness will have to wait for at least a few more sessions of snow removal. They appear to have totally man made materials (even in the palms) and while they appear to be heavier duty than regular gloves, I've found after lots of experience that leather wears probably better than any other material; but I'm ready to be proved wrong. My one and only real advice would be to go a size larger than you might normally use. The measurement advice given on the Carhartt site was to buy large and while these fit, it's a tight fit and a bit of moisture will make them a challenge to get on. I'm at the stage in my life where our typical 6 inches of new snow requires at least a few starts and stops. You are not going to drink from a coffee mug with these on (warmth comes at a price) and getting them back on after that required cup of coffee will be a challenge. Oh, ya...the straps and draw strings on these are excellent. They will keep snow from getting in and will hold the gloves on even with significant effort. I'm currently to the point in our winter where snow removal requires throwing the snow up on to our now 5 ft piles. There is nothing quite as frustrating as throwing a full shovel of snow up on the pile and finding that your glove which froze on the shovel handle is now sitting on top of the pile after being pulled off your hand by the effort required.

5.0 out of 5 stars Worth it

2026-03-05    -Jesse martin

Really warm

5.0 out of 5 stars Worth it

2025-12-24    -Jesse martin

Really warm

good glove but not enough fingertip heat

2026-02-02    -J Boy

The gloves are tough but seem to not hold heat in the fingertips.