Ultra-soft Suede Deerskin Palm/fleece Back Thermal Lined Gloves for All Ages - Free Shipping

I bought the XS and overall it's a good fit. Width around my hand measures 6.25"; while vertically to my middle finger measures 6.5";. Vertically, for my middle finger, the glove fits great with a *tiny* room to spare. My pinky and thumbs are shorter so there's extra gaps. The width is much more roomier but not enough to be a big deal. Note that the size chart is probably not from the manufacturer themselves but from the seller; I went to manufacturer's site and couldn't find a size chart.The coldest I've worn them is in 40F with 10mph wind and it was nice and toasty during my walk. The liner inside is very soft and the palms have a good grip. A minor issue is that the first finger and the pinky on mine is twisted a bitYou may be able to buy elsewhere for cheaper but with shipping and tax, amazon was comparable for me.Update: I wore these in 15F with 40mph wind and didn't have any issues but I made sure to stay away from ice, snow, and water. It wasn't toasty inside the gloves but it worked well enough during my travels.

Very good gloves for the money, keep your hands very warm up to about 15 degrees. If you live up North or are shoveling wet snow in temperatures much below 15, get thicker gloves. These are very thin in some areas, and fit TIGHT. If you are a Large or a size up. XL, get the XXL. Fingers are on the smaller size so if you have large hands, you may want to go up two sizes. Being only 5'9" I got the L, but probably could use an XL and my hands are average size for my height.I would literally describe these best as excellent winter DRIVING GLOVES. They fit tight, are warm, but they are not "sledding" type gloves. Snow would easily penetrate this material in short order and wrist area offers almost no protection from snow getting inside the wrist area. Where you see the orange button on the picture is just past the wrist bone, so again, good glove, just fits tighter and slightly smaller than expected.

I bought my fist pair of these gloves in 2014. I use them twice a day in the winter in the barn to feed animals and wear them for general use. They usually last 3 or 4 years before they start to fall apart. I'm still using my second pair in the barn and saving my 3rd pair for normal wear. I live in Michigan and I like these gloves a lot!

Just got these. I didn't expect them to be waterproof (they're fleece for gods sake), nor did I expect a pair of fleece gloves to be extra warm. I bought these for winter driving gloves and they're perfect for this purpose. I'm not sure what the negative reviewers thought fleece gloves were supposed to be.They're moderately warm for fleece gloves and well made, and for the price I thought they were pretty amazing. Could be warmer, but if I wanted warmer I would have bought something else...oh wait, I did, a pair of insulated leather work gloves which cost 3 times as much.You get what you pay for and in this case I think they do a great job for their price.

i looked for ages to find a pair of decent gloves for my husband. he has huge hands and very long fingers and gloves are pretty much impossible to fit. anytime he'd have to scrape off a car, his hands would be soaking wet and freezing because all the other gloves were too thin because the stretchy ones were all that fit him! i searched amazon for 2 days trying to read reviews and find someone who reviewed a pair of gloves who mentioned having hard to fit hands and i couldn't find much. so this review is very "big handed!" so other people can know that these will fit your long fingers and large palms. order the big size like we did, and they will fit. only complaint is that we wish the glove would come down further on the palm to the wrist, but it still covers which is the important part. snow stays out and his hands stay toasty! would buy another pair in a heartbeat.

These gloves fit great and are super-comfortable. Have not been in sub-freezing weather yet, only in low 30's, and not in real windy weather (e.g. Omaha in December), but have been perfect for that. They seem to be well made, but time will tell just how the longevity will prove out. They are long enough to fit over the cuff of sweatshirts, so no thermal gaps. Easy to recommend for what I use them for (runs, walks, exercise outdoors in Las Vegas mornings). Price on Amazon was about half of what I saw in local stores for similar items, delivered in two days. Prime is the bomb.

Very warm, very nice fit for someone with large hands but not long fingers. Grip is good and the glove not overly bulky. Liner material is a little itchy, but not terribly so. Snap enclosure at the wrist fits even my big wrists comfortably. Glove has a good amount of stretch to it.Only real complaint is that these gloves came out of the shipping bag smelling truly horrible. I mean, "a smell bad enough to send the dog running," horrible. I don't know if it's the gloves themselves or where they were kept, but the gloves just reeked of an unidentifiable overpowering musty odor. Needless to say, I left them outside to air out for several days. YMMV.