toolant Waterproof Winter Gloves with Grip, Balaena Freezer Gloves for Light Duty Work & Outdoor Adventure, Hiking, Camping, Washing, X-Large

Needed gloves to wash my car when it’s cold outside. Well it’s 20degrees in NYC and these gloves exceeded my expectations. Outside for 1hr 1/2 my hands didn’t get wet and stayed warm HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! They run on the smaller size or perhaps I need to just break them in a bit. Will def get for my kids for snowball fights.

Very easy to rip holes tear material and the insulation is so thin my fingers were almost frozen and they were wet 😢 💔These gloves would be OK if you were doing literally nothing and it was maybe 60 degrees outside but I would NOT buy these for labor or for outdoor use, may be good for standing at the bus stop but that's it, poor quality material, not durable at all, might be able to play with stuffed animals using these gloves but you touch some Legos and these gloves will disintegrate.

i would buy these again but the size is a little small to fit. great waterproof and warm to a point. good quality

I've only used these gloves twice...for dragon boat paddling. We paddle all year here in Seattle, so in the Winter months it's nice to have dry and somewhat warm hands. I've used MANY different gloves through the years and no matter how careful I was, water seeped in.Gripping the paddle was fine.These gloves are longer and can easily be tightened on the forearm/wrist, too. The ends of the gloves turn down slightly towards the fingers and that, too, helps prevent water from getting in.Given that I've only worn them twice, I cannot vouch for their durability..

Rubber was not as thick as I thought, but it's thick enough for flagging usage. These will keep my hands warm in the winter with the inner liner. Great deal for waterproof gloves. Get extra large if you have medium-large hands. They run small. If you're like me you can put heated gloves under them for when it gets really cold.

These gloves are a great idea poorly executed, way too stiff

Day one, this happened. I'm a construction worker and was on a boom lift most of the day. As soon as I go to pick up demolitioned material, this happened. Good for very light work I'm sure and good water proofing and keeping warm but not good general work gloves. Not worth the price to me considering you can buy some cheap long gloves for dishes and wear wool gloves underneath. It still breaks down but not this fast.

These gloves are absolutely perfect.This was the first fall I was able to do all the pond maintenance and yard/gazebo winter prep (tarps, tie-downs etc) with Warm hands!!These are pliable and work wonderfully for tasks which require nimble fingers, and the insulation is so effective while somehow breathing enough that sweat doesn’t accumulate.A+ Definitely recommend

Searched and used a vast number of gloves for a year now, using gloves for water fed pole window cleaning aka reach and wash. Gutter cleaning, solar panel cleaning.Keep my hands warm, dry all day long used in temps of -5 below zero.Size large or in other sizes I am 9 if that helps. They fit very snug and i have thick fingers.Very good build quality, packed very nice.The draw string/pull cord is very nice feature as u can make a tight fit and put water proof jacket over the top and no water will get in at all.Dealt with the company via emails for other products and there customer service is 5 stars+

The media could not be loaded.  Theses are a great fit, strangely more comfortable than I was expecting.As a Ghostbuster I'm always looking for some waterproof strong gloves that also let me control my wand. I can totally hold it whilst dragging a Class 3 into the trap.Also perfect for inserting the trap I to the containment unit. Definitely helped with the occasional splatter for ectoplasm. You don't want to get slimed on your hands when hitting that switch.Great value for money and they are warm!5 *****

Not very good at all, don’t keep your hands dry, forever having to sort the inner liningWould not recommend 😡

Not soo good when you pull your hands out the li er moves and no chance of lining it back up to get your fingers back in very disappointing

These Balaena waterproof winter gloves arrived in a cardboard box with a leaflet describing the company and the gloves. It says the gloves are inspired by the black skin of beluga whales, but are made from black DMF-free water-based PU material. The outside is made from a rubber material, and is light-black at the fingers and hands, and a darker shade of black at the wrist. The gloves cover the hands and wrist, and has a pull-cord around the wrists which can be pulled tight to reduce the cold and water getting inside the gloves. The pull-cord is good as you can use it with the other hand, and it only takes one hand to pull it tight or press the release button.Inside the gloves is a slightly thin brown fleece type material which is designed to keep your hands warm. I found them comfortable to wear and fully waterproof. I tested them by using my hose pipes outside, and cleaning out a garden pond in freezing cold conditions. The gloves keep your hands warm in general conditions if water splashes onto your gloves, but when my hands were submerged for longer periods in freezing cold water, my hands became very cold. So the gloves are not designed to keep your hands warm in extreme cold conditions, or if your hands are in freezing water for long periods of time. I would recommend these for using outside in winter, but I wish the inner fleece was thicker for extreme cold conditions.Summary – great gloves for general outdoor use in wet winter conditions, fully waterproof, but not warm enough for extreme cold conditions with long exposure to freezing water.