I ride my bike in the winter and needed heavy gloves but flexable

Gloves are perfect for my job working in the Straddle Carrier at the Port. Tough palms and fingers for climbing up in the machine, and waterproof to keep dry while grabbing the wet ladder rungs.

Amaizing gloves

The fingertips and thumb tip are not nimble enough for outdoor videographer and photo work.

Not a bad glove. Wear in a -10 to -20 freezer on a 10 hour shift. Work ok for about 2.5 hours. Then have to start adding liners to make it through the night. I operate a forklift, so my hand movement is minimal, so if I moved around a little more, they would probably be fine. But for what I do all night, just not heavy enough for the freezer.

At work

excelent

I bought a pair of Waterproof High Dexterity gloves over a year ago. After using them during winter in Montana, they did an okay job, but my hands were not completely warm when the temps dropped below 25°F. I expected these gloves to perform better than my Heat Holders knit gloves and I was disappointed.

We worked outside for 4 hours it drizzled rain n snow off n on they got damp not wet and my fingers were freezing. just to work in there great but wet n cold not as advertised at all.