Frogwear 8490 Insulated & Waterproof Blue Tripple Dipped Work Gloves, Ultra Flexible, Chemical & Oil Resistant, Sizes M-XL (1 Pair) (Medium)

They're too big for me. I couldn't find a small size. But they were perfect for my winter job. They didn't break down with the fuel, and kept my hands toasty.

Found these online after quite a bit of searching. Another reviewer said ideal for working around his swimming pool in winter and truer words were never spoken! I have very poor circulation plus neuropathy in my fingertips, so working in the cold weather around the swimming pool netting out leaves and such was NO BUENO! Bought these and fit great, plenty of waterproof and insulation for your hands and fingers, plus nice long cuffs as well! Someone said they thought these ran large I cannot agree. I have short fingers but pretty good size hands and the LARGE fit fine. Based on the other reviewer comment I almost went medium but no deal - would have been much too small. I'm a 6'2 guy heavy build. For the money you can buy 2 pairs! Then you're set for working in wet environments. These are rubber-like exterior with nice terry type interior lining. I would NOT find these suitable for skiing or snowboarding, not that type of glove. They are designed to protect you when you are around liquids. I would NOT recommend these for working around rose bushes. Overall I am VERY happy not to be freezing my hands off when I'm doing pool maintenance in 40 degree temps.

They are pretty nice for gloves and serve the purpose, but they are a bit pricy in my opinion.

They run so big so best to go down a size!

I have a retaining fence thru our creek that keeps leaves from slowly filling up our pond, and periodically I need to clear the debris from this fence. This is usually necessary in the late fall and winter, and it can be a brutally cold project. I wear hip-waders but after nearly getting frostbite on my fingers wearing only Playtex gloves, I decided to give these gloves a try. Wow, what a difference! They keep my hands completely dry and my fingers get only slightly chilled, never cold. By wearing a thin pair of regular gloves inside of the FrogWear, I can even avoid the chill. These gloves are also great for washing the car on cold, windy days. I highly recommend this product. Wish I had bought a pair years ago.

They do keep your hands dry, which is the biggest part of keeping them warm.I drive a car hauler in Michigan and Canada, and in wintertime often work with frozen straps and have to put my hands right in the slush tying them down. These are about the best I've found yet for true water resistance.It does seem like eventually the outer layer soaks in some moisture lately but I'm going on year two with them so that's not too bad.

Being a professional mobile detailer, winter months can be tough when working with water. There are all kinds of options for gloves but none seem to be as waterproof as they claim. And if they are, they aren't that warm. The first time using these I was shocked as to how well they work. First the outer material which is waterproof is also slightly grippy. Meaning that the fingers are textured which helps with grabbing brushes, tools, or what ever you are using. Second the inside is soft without being weak and falling apart. Third they are definitely waterproof and warm. I've used these in almost freezing temperatures with water in the bucket, and not once did my hands get cold. I highly recommend these to anyone looking for these types of gloves.

These gloves are definitely water resistant, pretty good grip but not so sure about the insulation. After snowblowing for 10-20 minutes, my hands were cold. After an hour they got to be painful. Disappointing. The lining is comfy but I'll probably add some thin knit gloves under them.

Work as designed, very comfortable and have a bit more flex than other similar gloves I've owned.