OZEROWinter Gloves Deerskin Suede Leather and Insulated Polar Fleece Water Resistant Thermal Gifts for Men and Women

Got these gloves for my man and he loves them. They’re not gloves meant for heavy duty work or whatnot but they keep his hands warm when we’re going out and about and he likes to wear them throughout the winter. He says they’re comfortable and were a good purchase. They’re durable and they color doesn’t fade after washing.

These gloves are great. Super thermal and can even make your hands sweat if youre not watching carefully. Not really water proof, but water resistant. Would definitely recommend these gloves.

These gloves are very thick. I ordered a small based on the reviews and the small just fits. It’s a little hard to actually bend my fingers in these gloves. The gloves fit well everywhere but on my little finger. The little finger on the gloves is almost as long as the third finger, and this becomes bothersome sometimes because you have this flap of finger with no finger in it. Like another reviewer said, there is no way these gloves will keep your hands warm to -30°. I’ve been wearing them when I walk my dog in 15 to 20° temperatures and after 30 minutes my hands are cold. The wrist cuff is very bulky and hard to keep under my coat sleeve so I’ve always got a teeny little bit of draft around my wrist. I would not buy them again.So after wearing these gloves for awhile, I have decided to donate them! It is just too hard to navigate with the little finger on the gloves that is so long it gets caught up on the dog leash handle. And they are just not warm. 20 minutes in 23 degree temps and my fingers were so cold I could hardly wait to get home. Perhaps someone else will have better luck and have longer little fingers!

I absolutely love these gloves. They are excellent quality and so nice and warm. I am so glad that I ordered three pairs which I usually don’t do until I’ve tried the product, but they looked really good and I wasn’t disappointed. I didn’t want to take a chance of them running out. The price is excellent and they even have a little section that goes up your wrist a little bit to stop the wind from going up your sleeve.Living in the Northeast, I will definitely buy a few more for some family members. If you’re thinking of purchasing a pair, I suggest you do it. If for some reason you aren’t satisfied, which I doubt will happen, you can always return them. These are gloves, that remind me of how gloves used to be made, and I am so glad I made the purchase.Thank you for an excellent product!

Good warm gloves for those subzero days.

These gloves are comfortable enough and they do the job of keeping your hands warm in 30⁰-40⁰ temperatures, but to say they're good for down to -30⁰F is just false advertising. It's 10⁰F outside today and I can't feel my fingers. I cannot imagine how bad it would be another 40⁰ lower.

I loved the material but received the wrong size. Reordered and waiting on a replacement.

I've used these gloves for about a month now for my 3-day a week running habit. The lowest temperature I've used them is15 degrees F. At 15, my hands were a little cold for the first few miles and then warmed up as my overall body temperature warmed up from the exercise.By mile 4, I had to take the gloves off because my hands were starting to sweat. For most activities where there is a decent calorie burn, these gloves will work down to 15 degrees.There's no way I'd want to try wearing these (or any other gloves) at -30 degrees F. Long before hitting that temperature, I'd switch over to mittens.This is a great product and I would have given it 5 stars. I had to take 1 star off my rating for false advertising. Many reviewers have said these gloves will NOT work at -30 and yet the seller persists in promoting that falsehood.There's no reason to false advertise. This is a great product and they'd likely sell just as many pairs of gloves if they titled their product "Winter Gloves 10 degrees F".If you're planning on using these gloves for an activity that is less vigorous than biking or running, like walking the dog, then your fingers may start to get cold at temperatures around 25 degrees F.