Glacier GloveWaterproof Glove

I bought these for motorcyling as I have never found gloves that are completely waterproof. These did exactly what they claimed kept the water out, but they also kept sweat in. Also if you use them for motorcycling in the rain you have to decide whether you want to tuck them into your sleeves or use them over your jacket because you're either going to have water running into your gloves or water running up your sleeve. They are comfortable and indeed waterproof, just not what I wanted them to be.

Inexpensive and work as advertised. I bought them for light, occasional use such as clearing rain gutters and walking the dog, so I can't comment on durability.It's true that there isn't much insulation in them, so don't expect them to keep your hands warm through insulation. They do keep your hands dry though, and dry=warm.One downside that I have seen another reviewer mention and I should have paid attention to is the amount of friction the outer surface creates. They provide excellent grip, at the cost of sticking to everything. You won't be able to get anything out of your pockets with these gloves on. Sticky surfaces on the palm and inside of the fingers and something slicker for the outer covering would have been preferable.

These gloves will let you wash your car in the winter, go ice fishing, any outdoor wet activity in the cold. Also they are very flexible and durable.This was a second pair after my original pair started leaking after 4 or 5 years of occasional use.GREAT Glove. Highly recommended by a satisfied user.

Good glove, the fit was as expected and the build quality seems better than most. One feature I really like is the high wrist with wrap around band to close off the hand. The good part of neoprene gloves is they are warm and waterproof, but the flip side is that sweat stays in the glove. I have a couple of pairs of neoprene gloves and usually can wear them no more than 1/2 a day before hanging them up to dry...if you don’t these gloves will soon have that locker room scent.Will definitely buy another pair in the future.

It may not be the intended use, but these gloves are AMAZING for cold and wet winter bike commuting. My hands stay warm and dry. My first pair lasted for maybe 5 years, which I think is quite durable. (They eventually tore at a seam, and although I tried to patch the hole with a bike tire patch, the hole just grew and grew..)

these make great inner-liner for other gloves. really warm but the outer side feel like they might rip or tear easy. mind you mine haven't yet... but it doesn't feel like it will be long before they do. the price is about right for what you get.... spend more and you could expect more!*update* these gloves kept my hands warm in below freezing temps. my climate is moderately warm but when it drops down and the wind blows, scraping a windshield can freeze some fingers. haven't torn yet but i do not work in them just use to pump gas, scrape ice, and such. the gloves are almost an over kill, they make my hands sweat when wearing them.

I sued them for yard work, walking and fishing. Like them so well, I gave two pair to are hired hand.

These gloves were waterproof, but if it's colder than the 60's, you hands could be cold if cycling.

Shouldn't be called glacier, my hands get colder than without them on

They are obviously not breathable but at least I thought they would be warm...

These gloves are NOT waterproof. I just rode rode my bike in a light rain while wearing them. The gloves and my hands are soaking wet.