CarharttWomen's Waterproof Glove

I bought these for my wife as she can never seem to keep her hands warm when outside in the winter with the previous gloves we have tried. These gloves may have finally fixed that problem. These gloves have kept her hands warm and have allowed her to still utilize her hands while wearing them.We followed the sizing instructions and they fit her perfectly. The only issue is that you have to pinch the tip of the fingers with the other hand while removing the gloves. Failure to do so will most likely result in the liner coming out of the fingers.My wife also liked the color as it very closely matched her winter boots.

I purchased these gloves because my hands were freezing when shoveling snow. My current gloves didn't last 5 mins before my fingers stung! I really like these gloves, they keep my hands warm and dry. They seemed a little tight at first, but after a few wearings, they molded to my hand. I like the clip that keeps them together, I don't know how I lose 1 glove, but I do! There are thousands of gloves on Amazon, I chose these because I heard the brand was decent quality. I'm happy with my purchase and so are my hands!!

Good quality I'm in snow country and these help protect my hands.

The gloves worked well to keep my hands dry and warm. They were hard to put on when they got wet. They took a while to dry out. Overall they were helpful on an Iceland trip.

I bought these for walking my dogs during the winter. I have a Great Pyrenees mix who refuses to poop in his own yard. The breed is known for its stubbornness and its lovely, fluffy winter coat that keeps them warm even in some seriously low temps. So we walk. Even in zero degrees, because I cannot out-stubborn this dog and I don't want a giant vet bill for doggie enemas. I'm sure the dog doesn't want an enema either.I knew it was going to be zero (F) and below this week, and ordered these gloves based on other good reviews, and their decent price. I'm super glad I did.My fingers got a little cold, but mostly on the hand that has to come out of the glove to pick up after him. (I'm a very responsible dog owner. 😊)These do seem to run a little small. My hands aren't huge, but based on others saying the same thing I ordered a large, and have enough extra room I could squeeze a handwarmer in there for truly nasty cold days.

For the first time shoveling snow I did not come back in the house with fingers so cold I could cry. I have Raynaud's and the cold is not kind to my hands and feet but these gloves kept my hands very warm. I'm very happy with them and I love the color.

These Carhartt gloves are perfect for shoveling snow — you can move your fingers independently to grasp the shovel handle, but they keep your fingers much warmer than less gloves do. The sizing is accurate as long as you expect a snug fit. A looser fit would make it difficult to manipulate things when wearing them.— Debbie Lee Wesselmann

I want to love these gloves. The medium is a good fit for my hands, the color is beautiful, the stitching is well done. When I first got them I was so happy with how warm they kept my hands while I was walking to dog during cold, winter days in New England. For that matter, they are still warm, and neither snow nor wind penetrates that shell.The problem is that they are so snug and waterproof that it is impossible to ever dry the insides if they get damp. And they will get damp. I may have to take my gloves off to use my fingers for something for a moment and then those damp fingers have to go back into the glove. Maybe a brisk walk or hike makes my hands sweat a little. Whatever the reason (there can be many) moisture will get inside these gloves, and once there it will *never* get dry.When this first happened, not only did I notice that they were slightly damp inside when I put them on each day, but that dampness predictable started to smell. When I took my hands out they smelled musty and gross. I tried washing the gloves and drying them in the dryer. 1 cycle. 2 cycles. 3 cycles --still damp. I tried to turn them inside out, but this was impossible. I tried using a hairdrier to dry them inside. I tried stuffing them with absorbent cloth, newsprint, everything. They never dry out completely. And they never stop stinking.I still use them when it's very cold. They are still incredibly warm. But I grumble every time I have to put my hands into damp, smelly gloves. Sadly, I will be replacing them with something that won't be forever damp and smelly.

Great and warm

Bought these for my daughter for dog walking/playing on the snow. The inside stays dry. On very cold days pair with a liner glove.

They fit well but made my hands feel clammy when under severe cold

The gloves are difficult to get on and off. The wrist area of the glove is too light for my hand making it difficult to put on or off. Otherwise they fit my small hands. They will work fine when plowing snow and will be wearing they for extended period of time.