Winter Work Gloves for Men by Mechanix Wear: Winter Fleece - Touchscreen, Insulated with 3M Thinsulate (X-Large, Black/Grey)

These are the most comfortable gloves I've ever had. They aren't waterproof, but I knew that when I bought them. They have been very warm for 15 degrees and up, so far. I'm not sure I would categorize them as work gloves, because I really don't think they would hold up to heavy work. If you are using them to drive an ATV, Tractor, shovel snow or just taking your dog for a walk...they are great.

My hands are calloused and rough from a long time of lots of actually using hands to work with refinery equipment, firefighting, and in the outdoors rather than sit at a manicurist or push paper. These gloves are VERY warm for the actual gloves weight, are good quality materials and fit well with accurate sizing, and the touchscreen tips work, but the material snags and catches on rough hands, so is annoying to the point of I went back to my old Mechanix Wear original insulated gloves.

I don't usually get cold. For some reason, my hands have been getting cold this winter so I ordered these gloves. I have always liked Mechanix gloves because they fit well. These do fit well, are soft and comfortable but they do not keep my fingers warm. I even put on another pair of thinner Mechanix gloves under these but that didn't keep my fingers warm either. Guess I'll keep looking.

These are super comfy with the 3M inner material which feels super smooth and soft and the outside is like an enhanced nice winter outdoor glove and they add a little padding around the typical areas. I use these as my "nicer" outdoor gloves but not my primary dirty gloves but yeah these are the perfect nice glovebl that provides great warmth and comfort

here in México cold is not very strong, but this gloves are very good. the problem is they are "bulky" and you cant use it in any moment, some time you have to take of one glove. Yes i recomende this product.

I have large regular hands. I'm going to order ××large.I will keep these just break them in. If you are large hands buy XX large or XLarge

Gloves are very warm and comfortable. Lots of dexterity in the fingers.

They are really good and have held up a lot better than I thought. As for being warm, they are warmer than some but not by much but they are not bulkie either so a hand warmer in the glove works just fine

I've purchased a lot of gloves from Mechanix recently, and the quality seems to be all over the place. The pair I got in this style had fingers that were twisted in different directions, and fabric widths were inconsistent. It looks like the people that are sewing them are in such a hurry to get them made that they're not bothering to line things up properly. When I put the gloves on, the fingertip pads are 90 degrees and sitting on the sides of my fingers. It creates a really uncomfortable feel with the way the seams fold when you try to move your hand in them, as the wrong parts are stiff and flexible.They have sent out free replacement gloves if you contact them directly, but you have to fill out forms, submit photos, have several days of back-and-forth with one of their reps, and then wait however many days for them to get delivered. In the end, you might end up getting the product in the quality you were hoping for, but I can't be fussed with all of that and will just be returning these to Amazon for a refund. The price that's being charged for these gloves is already pretty high given how light the material is (they're not any warmer than their cheaper $25 CDN cold weather gloves) and I don't see them working for much colder than -10 C. A lot of Canadian cities cool off too much for these to hold up on their own.