OZERO Men & Women Winter Gloves -30°F Deerskin Leather Water-resistant Windproof Cold Weather Glove for Driving Hiking

I have to go outside periodically throughout my workday for as little as 5 min to sometimes an hour or more and these worked so well keeping my hands warm with the below freezing temperatures we had this year. I also have to drive a forklift and they were not bulky and allowed my hands to move and grip the wheel. I did have to remove them when using the phone though. They also are not 100% waterproof. I told all my coworkers to get them.

Fits True to size, hands stay warm. Good grip , wear them when I plow on my four wheeler.

They are nice and warm

I was looking for a basic black glove for running around town and walking the dog. It works well for both. - This is not a work glove. I don't think it would stand up. Buy some Carharts. - I would not use it for outdoor sports as they are not waterproof. If that's your purpose you should get something sport specific. After years of Nordic skiing with frozen fingers, they are very sensitive to cold. These gloves are good for me into the teens before I put in a liner. If the temps are single digits or below zero I will wear mitts or lobster claws Walking the dog they are warm and comfortable! They are a good value for the price.

very nice gloves

Not warm enough for me. This was a combination of too tight on the fingers (a VERY common problem for me) and not enough insulation. No way they earned a -30 rating.

Amazing gloves for cold weather! I put these to the test in -20° F windchill. I put one on my right hand with a glove insert, and one of my left hand without. Both hands stayed warm the whole time I was out (including the one without the insert). I usually struggle keeping my hands warm, but these did a very good job. They run pretty big, but they do match their own size chart they have listed. They work great with inserts and you'll get more out of them combining insert gloves with these (always prepare for the bitter cold). They are pretty bulky so doing precise work with your hands may be difficult, but if you're using big tools or lifting heavy things they should work great. I ran them under some water to test out how water resistant they are. The outside soaks up the water quite a bit, but the inside stayed warm! I didn't soak them entirely, but I got them reasonably wet and put them in snow afterwards. I would say they are water resistant enough, but just try to keep them dry and they'll do perfect against the cold. I notice they also make an actual waterproof version so I might be worth checking out that one if you know your hands will be wet all day. I haven't put them through much work yet, so I'm not sure how durable they will be, but you can tell they are very well made. Definitely worth the money and then some! They are made in China and that's not a bad thing! They put together an amazing product. I will be checking out other products this brand makes.

Full disclosure -- I originally bought these gloves for use in an environment which they were not intended or advertised. As we finally got some colder inclement weather, I was able to use in a more intended application scenario. I ride a motorcycle for the majority of the year on my 35-mile (each way) commute. During the colder months of the year, 'cold-proof', more importantly (to me) 'wind-proof' are extremely important. Being in the NW, water-resistance or 'proof' is a plus. On my bike I used these gloves in temperatures between 37 and 45 degrees in varying clear, damp, and wet conditions. They are nothing like as advertised. The back exposed area is so breathable any damp or wet weather or wind rushes in to embrace my hands with icy chills. After 15-20 miles, the tips of my fingers are verging on painfully numb. The thinsulate material is so thin that if I did not feel it, I would swear it did not exist. During damper weather, the only resistance to water is that it cannot let it in fast enough. On to the real-life intended application. We finally got some snow and temperatures have been sitting around upper teens for several days straight. Yes, this is NW cold; not MidWest cold (would not recommend these glives for those temperatures). Wearing these outside in 19 degree weather, shoveling snow, virtually no wind...the gloves performed adequately in keeping my hands attached to the shovel handle even when I packed snow and slush in my palms. Thw palm area appears to be wind/cold proof and water resistant. The back of the gloves again appeared to be their undoing. Melt crept in and started chilling my hands after about 5 minutes of using my hands to clear my vehicles windows of snow and ice build-up. Unfortunately we did not receive any gale-force winds to test wind-proof claims under normal conditions. Only while standing outside, not touching anything, and not moving the gloves performed as advertised. Maybe the -30 degree cold descriptor was actually a typo and should have been "- 30 degree"? I hope that others have had better success with their gloves. Maybe I got the bad one of the group?

Got a great deal on these beautiful gloves in the middle of summer. Gloves are nice, well made and warm. Love the elastic wristband, keeps the cold out. Should be perfect for very cold winter days. I usually wear a men's size large and according to the chart I should have chosen that size. However I went with a XL that fits just a tad tight. One should think of going one size up on this item.

Dislike that they don't hold heat very well. Used them for work in -25 to -30 hands still getting cold even with a second set of gloves. However they would be rate for home work and regular construction in the winter if your moving alot.

Giving them as holiday gift but I’m currently airing them out as they have a bad bad smell to them. Like burnt plastic! Not good

They’re okay but hands got fairly cold at -10 so I’m doubtful of their -30 claim

These gloves are very warm. I ordered size large and I can just get them on. Order larger than you would need. It nas a nice elastic cuff that would keep anydrafts from getting in. They look quite nice.