Winter Warm Work Gloves 3M Thinsulate Lining Perfect for Gardening/Cutting/Construction/Motorcycle 1 Pair

These are nicer than most of my actual expensive ski/winter gloves. They are well insulated, have great leather (appears to be a thick top grain). Amazing value! Nitpicks: Mine were a little dry, and I conditioned them. Fit is a little small, but fit me great. A few of the finger seams are odd, but consistent . Might annoy some people. No idea how durable they are as work gloves yet. I would not use these on a motorcycle.

These were replacement gloves for my husband. His first pair took a beating over the years and it was just time to get some new ones. I looked around for a while online before I found these, and was taking my chances on trying to get the proper size for his hands. He says they work well for him and he’s very happy with the size and the fit.

The gloves appear to be well constructed with durable leather that is on the softer side rather than stiff. I have not used the gloves yet, so I'm basing my opinion on appearance. The gloves are listed as "warm" work gloves and they are lined with a soft material and supposedly with Thinsilate. However, I would not describe them as winter gloves. The lining is too thin. I expect they will be much better than unlined gloves. I am not a large man so I try to find gloves that are larger Mediums or smaller Larges in size. I measured my hand according to the Kim Yuan sizing chart and was in the middle of the Large range. So I ordered Large. (Please note the Yuan sizing chart is slightly different than the standard US glove size chart. The Yuan sizes are somewhat smaller.) The gloves I received were tight in the individual fingers and especially in the knuckle area where the fingers meet the palm. I wanted to keep the gloves, so I decided to stretch the softish leather. I used rolls of coins - pennies, nickels and quarters. Insert the rolls either fully or partially into each finger and use wider rolls as needed. It takes hours or overnight to be effective. To stretch the knuckle area push the roll part way into each finger. Then squeeze the glove so that the pointer finger and little finger are touching along their entire length. This stretches the leather across the knuckle area. I wrapped several rubber bands around the glove and left it overnight. The finger length of the gloves is fine for my hand, but I do not have overly long fingers. Keep in mind that the gloves are sized for a unisex hand - there is not a men's size and a women's size. From a man's point of view it's probably better to order larger than their chart indicates. Ladies, I'm guessing their chart will work for you. My gloves now fit my hand much better and I would describe the fit as slightly snug but definitely useable. I expect they will continue to stretch as they are used.

Warmest work gloves i have ever owned. Highly recommend

I was very surprised. For the price I didn’t expect too much. These gloves are soft, warm and seem durable. Good by and medium fit.

The insulation is just right. I wear them all year round to protect my hands from stickers etc. Kind of stiff so I used Leather Honey on them right out of the package. It helped.

They're cheap so I didn't expect much and I'm not disappointed, but neither am I impressed. Sure, they're much warmer than non-insulated gloves, but they don't stand up to the mild winter we had in Northern Minnesota this year. At ten degrees Fahrenheit my hands were chilly. If you live south of the 43rd parallel, they should be just fine, but in a MN/ND/SD/MT/WY winter, they're not up to snuff.

Excellent material.

Garbage

I was super impressed with how nice these are for the price. Nice packaging as well.