SHOWA TEMRES 282-02 Waterproof Insulated Winter Work Gloves, Breathable Polyurethane, Integrated Drawstring Gaiter Snow Cuff, Thermal Fleece for Skiing, Ice Fishing, Black, X-Large, 1 Pair

I saw these recommended on Reddit as the best glove for cold weather dexterity. And boy they weren't wrong. I thought these would feel more like a dish glove with a slight fleece lining. Wrong! The insulation is way thicker than I thought, and feels especially thicker in the fingers, but without losing dexterity. The rubber feels more like a grippy foam, definitely not something I'd use for belaying, not fragile but not designed for heavy friction work. I bought these for my late season elk hunts were the main thing keeping from being out all day everyday is my cold wet fingers. So I bought these, some down gloves, and some merino liners. These fit great for me and I can easily wear them with the liners, but I honestly think these are the only gloves I'll need.

I use these for flagging in the cold rain. They seem durable although i wouldn't do any work that could pinch or tear them. They run small so get XL if you have normal sized hands. Also they dry fast if the inner cuff gets a little damp otherwise keeps my hands warm and dry in 38°F weather in pouring rain.

I’m not someone who usually writes product reviews, but I had to make an exception for these gloves. I live in Michigan and have gone through many different pairs over the years, and I can say with 110% confidence that these are worth every penny. My hands never get wet or cold, and the grip is fantastic. I ended up buying two more pairs—one to give as a gift and one to keep in my emergency winter bag in the SUV. The quality is outstanding, and the fit is perfect. Trust me when I say these are a must-buy. You won’t be disappointed!

We're great for caving. They are warm and waterproof.

Awesome gloves, light, warm, and durable. I wear other Showa gloves in the summer, and these are great for winter.

The waterproofing on these is great, and with their length and drawstring, you feel safe from liquids/snow getting in. I loved that I knew my hands wouldn’t get wet. The gloves also had great dexterity. These aren’t the best freezing weather gloves. I would suggest getting some of liner glove to make them more effective. I noticed the cold quite a bit. These are a pretty thin material. I wish there was a thicker-lined option, even at the sacrifice of dexterity. My best use will be put in a liner glove, perhaps wool, and then put these over it. I just wouldn’t be in frigid temps and feel I could be out for a while just in these.

super cool gloves at nice price. very tough, utterly waterproof. worn w/ liners, comfortable to high 30s. worn under mittens, to low 20s. grippiness takes some getting used to as they don't slide into jacket pockets as easily as fabric gloves. I mean, come on, ice climbers use these. Definitely size up, way up. I got the xl's and I'm 5'9" and they're just right

I like these for ice fishing, and even skiing. Ordered an XL, so they are a size bigger than I normally use. Allows room for a glove liner to be used along with them for super cold, below-zero, ice fishing and ski days. Good price, quality, durability, and keeps hands work on cold days.