Winter Warm Work Gloves 3M Thinsulate Lining Perfect for Gardening/Cutting/Construction/Motorcycle 1 Pair

The insulation is just right. I wear them all year round to protect my hands from stickers etc. Kind of stiff soI used Leather Honey on them right out of the package. It helped.

These are nicer than most of my actual expensive ski/winter gloves.They are well insulated, have great leather (appears to be a thick top grain).Amazing value!Nitpicks:Mine were a little dry, and I conditioned them.Fit is a little small, but fit me great.A few of the finger seams are odd, but consistent . Might annoy some people.No idea how durable they are as work gloves yet.I would not use these on a motorcycle.

I've been using these all winter in MN. They're my to & from work gloves, driving, not outdoors long. Work great for that. My hands will start to freeze when filling the vehicle with gas, but it's so much better than no gloves at all, and they're nice and durable when I'm throwing stuff in the truck bed. They could use a better/thicker thermal lining and then I'd call them just right.

Awesome. I go through a couple pair of gloves like these a year and these gloves are the first to actually fit my hand like there supposed to. A lot of other gloves there is always a finger hole that’s to long or the overall glove is sloppy. Not these! Little snug being new but the fingers are the perfect length and overall fit is perfect. Think they may run a little smaller compared to other brands. I wear XL and these are a nice snug fit.They are a soft leather so they may not last a long time depending on what your using them for. Will buy again in the future!

Just what the Doctor ordered for working out in the cold.

I bought these for my husband for Christmas and he loves them! He has large hands and it’s hard to find gloves that fit but I went with the XL and they fit great! They keep his hands warm while still being flexible and comfortable to work in. I’ve actually bought these twice after he forgot his first pair at a site and was so bummed to be without them. Great price for great gloves!

They're cheap so I didn't expect much and I'm not disappointed, but neither am I impressed. Sure, they're much warmer than non-insulated gloves, but they don't stand up to the mild winter we had in Northern Minnesota this year. At ten degrees Fahrenheit my hands were chilly.If you live south of the 43rd parallel, they should be just fine, but in a MN/ND/SD/MT/WY winter, they're not up to snuff.

My son finally accepted a pair of these gloves again. It appears that he liked the insulation which prevents the suede from getting all over his hands. His only concern is that they are a little snug.