Chilly Grip Gloves

I really like these gloves. They are quite large, as are my hands. I seldom get gloves that fit as well as these do. They are reasonably durable, and keep my hands warm enough while working outside in freezing temperatures.

In my opinion, these are the only cold weather/condition gloves that meet my demanding expectations. I have worked construction in Denver for 39 years and have worn all kinds of gloves over the years. I might even be called a glove snob. These gloves provide me the best fit, the greatest amount of dexterity, the greatest amount of warmth, and the best wear of any glove I have ever used. Being in the line of work where a pair of gloves will only last a few weeks at best during the winter months, that's saying a lot. I buy XL even though L fits OK. Buy an additional thin liner for very extreme conditions and for Pete's sake, always keep an extra couple pair on hand! Anyone who works outside in the winter months should consider these gloves. The only negative thing about gloves of this type (latex dip over acrylic liner) is that they have a poor shelf life if not kept in the cool and dark. Stock up at the beginning of winter and live well!

I usually wear XL size in gloves, so I ordered that size. They're much too large - not worth my wearing. But the gloves themselves are quality and really nice for winter utility gloves or keeping in the truck for winter tire changes or putting chains on. But I gave mine to a buddy and need to order a size down.

I have used these particular gloves for several years. They hold up well and perform as advertised.

While I'm not excited about the bright blue rubber traction on these gloves (my previous pair were brown with black), they are my favorite inclement weather yard gloves. The keep my hands warm and offer excellent protection when I'm out and about in my yard taking care of business.

These were just what we oderd to use while pullng up crab pots,

Even with bamboo/merino wool liners these do NOT keep you hands warm. I also tried military 100% wool liners and still no luck. It is like the rubber transmits the cold straight to your fingers. Usage was doing barn chores, opening metal gates, feeding hay, moving animals, filling stock tanks, etc. Freezing and above, they are not too bad, but anything below freezing they are terrible. At 29 degrees Fahrenheit, in these gloves, you'll have about 30 minutes before the cold really starts to hurt.

to expensive ! Looking for size small. Costco only has M and L and by the way they cost less than $2.50 a pair in the four pack.