Wells Lamont Men's Insulated HydraHyde Water-Resistant Leather Palm Winter Work Gloves, Extra Large 1206, Saddletan

I have owned many pairs of Wells Lamont gloves, they;re the only cold weather gloves I trust to be warm AND hold up during the winter (in Wisconsin). These run a little on the smaller side. According to sizing, I should wear an XL, but I know the WL Snowblowing gloves I use are are XXL, so I ordered these as XXL, and they fit perfectly, with a little snug to them, but I think they'll loosen up after they break-in. Just a heads-up, might not hurt to go one size up.

Wells Lamont makes some great gloves. The materials and stitching are top notch. They are one of the few companies that offer gloves in size 2XL which I need. The fit is generous, and I can even wear a pair of military wool liners under them to extend their usefulness. The leather is soft and supple. The dexterity is good while wearing them. Love the leather tab sewn down the cuff - Allows you to pull them on without over-stretching the rubbed cuff. These have 100 gm Thinsulate so they are warm to begin with. It seems like they insulate better the more they are broken in. Definitely worth the money.

I Have dedicated snowmobile gloves for extreme weather, but I actually like these better. Fit and flexibility is great, they'll help keep your hands warm and though they are not totally water resistant, they kept my hands dry during last winter as long as you don't push the issue. Good value for the money, I'd buy them again if I had to.

I buy 4XL gloves when I can find them: I got the largest size of these, whatever that was, and the fit was snug but comfortable. I got these for winter yard chores, and the grip, water resistance and warmth were all good. They held up well to rough use.

I work in concrete, in Wisconsin, and these gloves lasted about two days at work before water started to soak my fingers. After 3-4 days there were very noticeable rips in the fingers and hands exposing the insides of the glove. I contacted the company however and they were very helpful in sending me replacements.

I ordered these gloves for my husband. Aver size man, 5'11" tall 185 pounds. These barely went on his hands. They run small, so order a size up. They look to be nice gloves. So he's keeping them. They fit me, although a bit big.

I was sent one wells Lamont glove and one 3M Thinsulate glove they were zip tied together with 2 different tags, very disappointed so I reordered the all black pair and they did the same thing again! 2 different gloves I tried them for one day at work and my left hand fingers froze all day! Got rid of both pair in the trash! I had to go to Lowe’s and purchase the gloves which where both gloves were wells lamont and they work great! This is very disappointing by amazon!

These are the best cold weather gloves ever. I ordered two more pairs as the ones I bought several years ago are finally showing their age. These are good for wet work such a snow blowing and other winter tasks.

2 pack means 1 glove for each hand. These did not come in a 2 pack as I had thought 2 pack meant 2 pairs. Buying these is like paying for a part time job you never wanted.

Are not water resistant and with 5 celsius your hands will freeze.And when they say 2, they are obviously one pair of them. Thankfully, you do not have to buy the right one and the left one separately.

Good work gloves to about zero degrees, ish. Using liners, mink oil, waterproofing, etc., helps these gloves. Priced well.

Están muy bien cumplen con su función aunque para trabajos artesanales son un poco incómodos porque no son tan fáciles de manipular

It's not really water resistant. Water can sleep through the seems just as easily but the thinsulate is nice and warm. The leather doesn't really provide much grip. I got this on sale for $11 so it's not bad at that price but won't be buying it at $40 for sure.