Lasted 2 weeks. The previous pair I had lasted 6 months. Wasted my money

I moved to New England área and had to buy a coat that would stand up to the snow blowing and shoveling. My hands no longer burn and hurt. The gloves are difficult to use for fine motor skills but you don't need that to snow blow

I used these glove to work in the oil field in North Dakota. Low temps around -38 with windchill. Durable and warmer than anything you can find at a store up here. Had some people complain about the dexterity loss but I never noticed. They may be bulky but try working with frozen fingers.

I've been a land surveyor in Alaska for years. These were recommended to me by others who work on the North Slope. They are as warm as gloves can be for me, they allow very free movement and once broken in you can feel buttons and smaller objects better than most gloves, but because of that they wear out a little fast. I've wear these alone down to -20f frequently and with a shell mitten down to -40 and colder.

Too bulky, order selectors will tear them up in no time at all they work to keep hands warm just aren't the right glove for case pickers

Definitely keep my hands warm! Great buy !

I work in a large freezer -10 below the gloves are good keeps your hands somewhat warm but after @ 2 months or so some of the fingers are starting to wear out I actually had to use white hockey tape on one of the fingers so it would not wear all the way through.

They work good in the freezer

I have worked up on the Arctic slope imperial buffet which is America's largest oil field. I have climbed communication towers 30 and 40 below. These gloves are the only ones that I would go up the tower with to keep my hand safe and warm. I started buying these for my kids who are working construction. The gloves are supple and soft add your fingers can move freely and you can actually grab things