I work in a -20 degree warehouse doing stand up forklift, and these are perfect

I bought these for freezer work (-15/-20) and they do a decent job of keeper your hands warm, but the price I think is too much. They are fine for operating machinery, but handling products or cold boxes tears the inside lining of the gloves way too easily. Also when the bump guards on the back of the glove start to tear, they basically unravel the cold protection of the glove, and at that point they are useless for the environment I work in. I got about a solid month out of them before they started to come undone, so I bought the mitt version of this glove afterward (although those only lasted 2 months). They are fine at first but after about 45 minutes or an hour in a freezer your hands need to be thawed out. I bought these gloves twice, make sure you get the correct size or they won't keep your hands warm at all due to the bulkiness of them and the air between your hand and the liner woven into the glove.

Anyone have an idea of how to break these gloves in I've had him for about a week and they still feel very stiff I operate a stand up forklift and is very hard to operate the forklift control due to how wide and stiff the gloves are. But the do keep my hand warm in -15

Not cold enough yet, waiting for hunting season. Hands get crazy cold during the season, but I think these are the gloves that will do the trick. Great price and work great on phone. Can't wait

Gloves are fairly warm as long as you use glove liners with them. At -5° F hands are warm for about 2 to 3 hours while driving forklift in freezer.\nVmu keyboard is easy to use with the touch-rite nib. \nMy 1st day using them the nib fell out of my glove after 10 hours and into the cracks of the forklift. There was a spare nib in the pocket of the glove but you probably should buy the nib replacement and also just make sure it's screwed in all the way every once in awhile. Great gloves tho they are expensive.

Used these today for 1st time and the nib fell off my glove at the end of my 10 hour shift. \nGloves were pretty warm with the $.95 glove liners provided by my employer. \nThe keyboard on the vmu was very easy to use. \nGreat gloves except 4 the nib falling out. \nI would've bought the replacements with my order if I knew they fell off like that.\nIt cost $15 for 10 nibs but it's $16 for fed ex ground which is the cheapest shipping option through refrigiwear. Com

These gloves are crazy warm!!! The negatives are that they are REALLY bulky and scrolling with the nib is not easy (it likes to select random things while trying to scroll) but other than those issues I can't wait for it to get colder and really test them out.