OriStout Winter Work Gloves for Men and Women, Touchscreen, Waterproof Gloves for Working in Freezer, Fishing and Gardening, Thermal Insulated, Super Grip, Blue, LargeOEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

Oristout Waterproof Winter Work Gloves: A Must-Have for Barn ChoresThe Oristout Waterproof Winter Work Gloves are hands-down the best gloves I’ve used for barn chores during the cold months. They strike the perfect balance between durability, warmth, and flexibility, making them indispensable for anyone working in harsh conditions.First off, the waterproof feature is a game-changer. Whether I’m handling water buckets, dealing with snow, or working in damp conditions, my hands stay completely dry. The insulation is top-notch, keeping my fingers warm even during freezing mornings. Despite their warmth, they remain surprisingly lightweight and breathable, so my hands never feel overly sweaty.Durability is another standout feature. These gloves can withstand the daily wear and tear of barn work—handling hay bales, shoveling manure, or operating machinery—with no signs of ripping or fraying. The grip is excellent, even on slippery surfaces, thanks to the textured palm design.Lastly, the fit and flexibility are superb. Unlike other bulky winter gloves, the Oristout gloves allow me to perform fine motor tasks, like fastening halters or adjusting equipment, without needing to take them off.If you need reliable, comfortable, and durable gloves for barn chores or other outdoor work in the winter, the Oristout Waterproof Winter Work Gloves are worth every penny. Highly recommend!

This is what hard work looks like after 3 years of use. They perform as described:-Keep your hands warm and dry when working in wet and/or cold conditions.-They remain comfortable to use while retaining flexibility and grip when handling anything.-It is not overly bulky, thin enough to stay agile, and insulated very well to keep your hands cozy as you work.-The outer coating of the gloves prevent moisture from getting in, thus preventing your hand from getting cold, or freezing if in lower temperature fields of work.These are fantastic! I've bought many pairs for coworkers, and I will get a replacement once I can't where this one any further. Despite the wear and tear, they still function drastically well. Working in a grocery store, these tools help break loads and work freezer with ease.I do advise to wear a disposable pair underneath these. Reason: The natural oils our hands produce will accumulate in the glove and make a unpleasant smell over time. A latex, nitrile, etc pair of gloves easily counters this. In my case after long term use, they act as a second shield to the elements.In a refrigerated environment, 0 issues with maintain warm temperatures and comfort. In Frozen conditions, they do well. After a prolonged period of time, eventually a little chill will creep in, but the trade of flexibility verses insulation was hard to meet. A small shiver shouldn't stop one from completing their task.Size is important. A matching fit eliminates air flow, which in return directly affects insulation. Do not size up! Sizing is true and fairly accurate. Fingertips might be a touch longer, but that is okay and easily manageable.Side note: somewhat touch screen functional for devices after it get a little wet. Inconsistent, and hard to test now after the wear of prolonged use, though more convient now in that specific manner. Phone cases may affect this feature. My cases have a front cover as part of the whole design, making even normal use with hands an occasional difficulty. The glove may function completely fine, my phone case conflicts with this feedback.I got easily a year of use in (2-5 days a week) before signs of wear began to show. Again, this image is after 3 years of loving efforts accomplished using this pair.

The work on my phone they keep my hands warm they are a tight fit so easy to still use your hands. Like working on cars. Or even moving fire wood. Never had wet hands. I like em.

I fuel military aircraft. Yep. My hands are small. Bought the small size. The gloves are tight. Warm. And work great in the cold handling the hoses. But I'll have to order the next size up. There's not much give and they don't stretch. They are definitely water proof and keep the fuel off my hands. That's a plus. I have had them about a month and so far so good. Comfortable. Color is what you want. We can where any color. I bought blue. Nice. But next time red or orange a little easier to find when you throw them in the truck at night.

I bought these to work stocking coolers and freezers in a retail store. The coolers are 34 degrees freezers are 20 degrees. These gloves doves are helpful. My fingers still get extremely cold, but I’m able to work in the cold spaces for 2-3 hours without stopping to warm them up. The color is bright so I don’t lose them, if I set them down somewhere. The gripping feature is very helpful. For short term usage, they are decent. However, I’ll keep looking for a better pair.

I ordered a Large and they are a tight fit but I'm sure they will stretch out after awhile. I probably should have ordered an X-Large but I will see how these work out. I have full dexterity with these Large gloves. The cuffs are nice and tight but they are not waterproof. The rest of the glove is thick rubber and is waterproof. The surface of the rubber is rougher and provides a good grip, and the rubber on the back of my hand is smooth. The glove is fairly thick and appears it will provide good insulation to cold weather, I just got them and have not been out in the cold yet.

I work at a grocery store and use these gloves when I am working in the freezer section. They are spectacular at keeping my fingers warm, and are not super bulky, so I’m able to have full function of my hands. Grip is decent, less so if something is wet.

I use these in the barn and clean out water buckets with them. My second pair. They work great. In very cold weather they will keep hands dry but not warm. They do wear through eventually and then are no longer water tight, but that is true of any product.