MCR Safety Ninja Ice Gloves, Black, Large

These are my favorite winter gloves, they can get wet a bit , get cold a bit , and them hands of yours will stay dry a lot a bit! They are pretty thick so sometimes you may have to take them off for certain things. Quality has always been good though! They fit like a glove.....on top of that they are comfortable! They will last all winter too, very durable.

These have greatly exceeded my expectations when I first ordered them. They were suggested to me by someone that has been using them 4 quite some time for working outdoors in cold climates. These aren't going to be as durable as a leather glove and they aren't waterproof but they do keep your hands fairly warm considering and as long as they fit you nice and tight you will be able to have pretty decent dexterity. Anyone that has worked outside in the cold knows that no glove is going 2 keep your hands warm when it below 20-25° out that's what my mittens are for but it's hard to do anything semi coordinated with mittens so these are my go 2 gloves for any weather/ temperature and they hold up pretty well. Dont expect them to keep your hands nice and warm, that's not what they're designed for but they will keep your hands protected from the elements while allowing you to actually perform tasks necessary to do your job, they do adequately keep your hands warm but be realistic about what your buying and you'll probably be blown away by these gloves.

I work the frozen department of a grocery store. These are the best gloves i have found to handle frozen goods and still have some dexterity to open boxes or face the isle. I just purchased a second and third set as they lasted about 2 months of 40 hour work weeks. Not bad at all for 7 bucks! They didnt get a 5 star review because the coating inbetween the thumb and first finger has flaked off from normal use. I have very large hands and the larges fit firmly but are long enough for my fingers. Overall totally worth it.

I use these for mountain-bike riding, as the few cold weather options are really over-priced. My hands instantly warm up when I switch to these, and the grip is great. So, they're a super--smart option and you can't be disappointed by the price.BUT... they don't flex quite as much as a glove designed for riding, so you give up some control. That's fine on a XC day, but if you're doing any serious downhill or enduro, you may lose some precision and confidence.If you want full flexibility, consider recommend sizing up, as all the insulation makes them snug and limits flex. However, the fabric does bunch somewhat between hands and handlebar, also limiting precision of control, so... tradeoffs. Bottom-line, I probably wouldn't use these for highly-technical riding where grip is everything, but they're great for everything else.

Very good, Keeps my hands protected and warm.

"Ok" for warmth while working inside an enclosed space, but NOT warm when working outside if there is a 10 MPH wind present.I bought these last spring, but had to wait until now to post a review. I wore these gloves while working in my backyard last weekend (11/20/2016).The weather that day was partly sunny, temperature high of approximately 32-34'F with 10-20 MPH winds.The gloves fit good throughout the palms, slightly long in the fingers with the wrist cuffs being slightly tight (most likely since it was the first time that they were being worn for an extended period of time). These are coated gloves and provided good grip on the yard tools that I was using.The real problem was with the wind. It seemed to blow straight through these gloves, thus sucking out the heat in my hands. My hands were almost number after 15 minutes of outdoor work. They seemed to react exactly like a pair of neoprene gloves that I used a few years ago for outdoor winter sports.These gloves seemed to be "ok" while I used them inside of my garage (working on vehicles).I can't recommend these gloves for outdoor use.My search will continue for a much better alternative outdoor winter working glove.

Use primarily for fishing. No glove holds up the whole time but these are as good (if not better) than the more expensive ones I've tried.

These kept my hands warm throughout the winter