20 Best Waterproof Gloves For Work (2023 Updated)

Really disappointed. Love all my Carhartt gear, but these are a giant dud. The first te I used them, my hands were starting to get cold within 10 minutes of snowblowing and it wasn’t very cold out. These were a serious downgrade from my 20 year old snowboarding gloves.

The second time I used them, it was fairly warm (maybe 35) and my hands were again cold in a few minutes. I removed the inserts and that improved things considerably. As some others suggested, the inserts might make the glove too tight, crushing the insulation/eliminating the effectiveness.

I’m going to try them without the insert next time and give them a full test that way. In either case, it’s a huge disappointment. poor design and a fairly expensive pair of gloves. I mean, they are winter gloves that do not keep your fingers warm.

Seriously?.

They are great gloves. They are built for the elements- warm and waterproof with enough dexterity for me to hold onto and work on my project. I would have preferred the insulation the inserts provided was built into the glove itself instead of being a separate insert because I know eventually, I will misplace the inserts and wearing the inserts inside the gloves to some extent restricts my fingers movements.

However, the inserts are really not an issue because I have worn these gloves during a winter northeaster’s snowstorm with single digit temperatures and without the inserts, they kept my hands more than warm enough.

I would not hesitate to purchase these gloves again. As for the appearance box below- I do not care about appearance- all I care about is warmth- dryness- functionality- and durability and these gloves meet all what matters to me.

With most other gloves I usually need to buy replacements every 3-4 weeks due to using them for frequent salt throwing at work. These have just passed the 1 month mark and are showing no signs of tearing other than the leather strip that runs up the cuff.

Typically the first place my gloves wear out is in the fingers but these are holding up well in that area. I do notice a lump in the tip of the right index finger, I am not sure if that is material from the gloves or if it is a piece of salt that somehow made its way in.

Overall great gloves and I will be buying these from now on. The touch screen compatible finger tip actually works, I have had many gloves that do not work on touch screens even when advertised as such.

I live in the mountains where we get a lot of snow, I’ve had to work a lot outside and these gloves are perfect for the cold temperatures and for outdoor work like shoveling snow. Great pair of work gloves.

These gloves are perfect for weather in the 30’s. They are flexible, comfortable and warm, exactly what i was looking for.

They suck my hands were so cold and numb from the cold temperatures. I work outside all year round so I thought they were good for that Specific weather just to find out they weren’t Up to my expectations.

I received these as a gift from my wife, they are excellent up until the point when you have to take them off. I sweat a lot and the inside of the glove comes on out when removing them. Takes forever to get them back on at this point.

Pretty much have to wait until they dry out. I may need to get a bigger size.

The original version of these gloves was awesome. Very disappointed in the ‘new’ version. Totally different glove. Should have been released as a new model. Time to search for an acceptable replacement I guess.

I have gone through a fair share of waterproof winter thermal gloves from Duluth trading. These are superior in construction comfort and fit. Keeps my hands warm and dry while running the equipment in my Marina.

Worth the price.

I have bought these several times. I use them for forestry work in late fall and early spring to protect from both rough bark and herbicides. Good dexterity for use with sprayer nozzles and tools, for a moderately insulated glove.

The large seem true-to-size compared with other gloves. As they wear, the orange underneath shows through the black, so I can tell when to swap out for a new pair for herbicide protection. They will pick up sweat “stink” so after hand rinsing/washing them, I dry them halfway inside-out, and that prevents that.

I alternate pairs so they have at least a full day to dry. Quite durable, much better than the basic rubber-coated work gloves everyone uses. Coverage on the back makes them safer with chemicals, but they breathe less, of course.

Liners do a good job of soaking up sweat.

I use these gloves when I work in wet conditions and want dry hands. I have large hands because of hard work. These gloves fit comfortable and even can be worked in, in some cold weather. They ruggeder than many that I’ve used.

I use them for yard work, wood cutting, picking through mushy or greasy stuff; you name it, I’m always coming up with new tasks for these gloves which keep giving me good service anywhere there’s water.

I talked to a waterman at TS when I was looking at these gloves who had come back to purchase 10 more pair for use on the Chesapeake Bay working the shellfish industry; he said they are washable, durable, the liner doesn’t come out when hands are removed, you can feel small parts.

I found a pair of these gloves laying in the middle of the street one day on my way to the post office. I wore them for a few weeks in my hobby of restoring vintage axes. they are the best feeling and working comfortable gloves that I have ever had.

so I ordered me a new pair. I did not know they existed till I found them in the street that day. if you want a comfortable quality made good wearing pair of gloves these are the ticket. my hands don’t sweat in these gloves and that is a plus or me.

I cant say enough about these gloves. I suggest you try a pair for your self. you will not be disappointed. GARRY MC NEELY EDDYVILLE KY ////////.

I am a around the house handyman, not a traddie, used these gloves no more than 30 hours and the stiching came undone on the finger. Paid the extra $$ to get something that lasted for a decent amount of time but no.

Seems Bunnings just sells only cheap throw away stuff.

The gloves are good quality, but they are “large” instead of “X-large”, as advertised. Also I could have have bought them cheaper at COSTCO, and gotten an entire pack of 3 for just a few dollars more (I discovered tpo late).

Disappointing.

Pushing carts part time in a mid atlantic state leaves you open to a variety of elements. I had hoped that I found a pair of gloves versatile enough to cover a broad range of weather. The fit of the gloves were not perfect, some fingers are cut a little long.

The insulation seemed fair, I did not desire a thick bulky glove. Waterproof was of high importance within the design since there was a high probability of constant contact with dampened surfaces. The gloves were performing well for about two hours, I am uncertain if the water wicked in through thread or just oversaturation.

Either way as soon as the moisture got to the insulation, all heat retaining properties disappeared. It was a 35 degree, light to moderate rain that caused the failure of the gloves.

Very well built durable gloves but I use them for snow removal and find that my hands sweat profusely while wearing them and and up smelling awful by the time I’m done. Also it takes days for the liner to fully dry and that includes time spent in the dryer on high heat.

They are definitely waterproof and I may try removing the liners to see if that helps because overall they are nice gloves.

This is my pick for this Winter season’s toughest chores. Heavy insulation, a waterproof lining, a secure velcro closure, and durable synthetic material with enough flexibility to allow for dexterous movement- the West Chester Winter Work Glove is perfect for snow removal activities during the Winter months.

Keep a pair by the door for any shoveling, cleaning, or snow blowing that needs to be done in cold temperatures. I am a Walmart buyer responsible for selecting this product.

The gloves are so comfortable. Dexterity is high. These are warm down to 21 degrees and then below that or with a windchill or as we had freezing rain for an entire day the fingers began to freeze painfully so.

Once the temperature rose above 40 my hands sweat in these and then the sweat would get cold to a stiff fingers degree. I would recommend these to anyone in construction or working outdoors in 20-40 degree weather.

I work 9 hr days from literal dawn outside. These have been a great asset and would recommend these to anyone. Other guys I work with have Carrhart Winter Gloves but the dexterity isn’t as great and get as cold and hot as these do.

The one major flaw is the lack of wrist coverage. So working in freezing wet and high winds may not be suitable for these gloves.

I was working working as a ramp agent at an airport in Minnesota. I tried various types of gloves and glove/liner combos with no success. Some were too bulky for handling semi delicate tasks, soMe were not warm enough, some were not waterproof, etc.

These are the gloves that solved all my cold-hand problems. almost. I coupled these with some thin polypropylene glove liners and never looked back. Snowy, icy, blizzard, slushy, these held up. They were warm and waterproof.

When the temp dropped below zero (-10 to -30) and the wind picked up soMe timea my fingers would get cold. But, we would keep disposable or zippo hand warmers in our pockets, warm up our fingers every 15-30 minutes and keep plugging.

I am a fan of these gloves! That’s why I am buying another pair even though I do t work at the airport anymore.

My hands are always cold from working outside in the tow truck industry. Hard to get on and off when going in and out of customers cars so you don’t get their cars oily or greasy from having to hook the cars up, and from cleaning an accident scene.

The exterior of the glove is extremely durable, and my hands stay dry, which is a HUGE plus. The inside liner, however, comes out with your hand, so you have to try to put your hand in the same way it came out so the liner doesn’t get bunched up in the fingertips, that eats up time.

Time sometimes is very limited and you have angry State Patrol and traffic breathing down your neck to free up the roadway. Perhaps offering a glove with 100 grams or more Thinsulate, and offering an open wrist for easier access and removal.

With the lining attached somehow in the fingertips to prevent coming out with your hand as you take your glove off. The gloves are good for weather in the 50 to low 20’s at best. Nothing below the 20’s or there is a good chance your hands will get cold.

I collect used cooking oil from restaurants, usually 35-40 stops a day. These gloves are PERFECT! I can manipulate the lock and open the boxes because the gloves are tight, and my hands stay dry because the gloves are waterproof.

They last 1 week per pair, but thats only because I am taking them on and off so many times. My hands sweat inside them which makes it a little tough to get them off, so they get stretched out. But I am not complaining, for the low price that they are, I will gladly go through a pair a week.

I ordered a similar product from Amazon, and it has been 8 weeks and they still havent arrived from China. I ordered these from Full Source, and I got them in 4 days! Great price, fast shipping, perfect glove for the job.

I am beyond pleased.

I use these for pool service. They are warm, durable and have good grip and hand protection. They are way better than anything else you can buy. I’ve tried many gloves and these outlast and out perform everything else.

The price is incredible. I highly recommend for wet work wear.

I’m in Minnesota and bought these for their “Extreme Cold” performance. Do not buy these for temperatures below zero. They provide no warmth. Very disappointed. I called to request the “Extreme Cold” title be changed.

I see it has not. Buyer beware.

I had to replace a broken sewer line in my yard. These gloves held up great, even with the outside of these gloves wet they still had really good grip. They are a little snug the very first time but stretching them a bit first helps.

If your wanting absolute protection put in a pair of Harbor Freight Hardy nitrile disposable gloves on first for complete water tight hands.

At first I thought the price on these gloves were high. Then I relished they are completely rubber coated. Ones I had been buying had to coating on back of your hand. I will be but lots more of these.

They fit so well I’m using them on jobs I was using Nitrile gloves on. These are so tuffer they way are out lasting Nitrile gloves 7mil I been using.

I was after a clean Amp sound for a Ukulele and as Ive owned and gigged three excellent Marshall Combo amps, I chose this product for its name and good price, I am very disappointed as it does not give a clean sound, even with the instrument gain down low.

The design also could be improved by Moving the input jack socket to the side of the unit (retain a fake one on front, for looks) (The problem is with a 1/4 inch jack plug connected to the top front of a small liteweight plastic box, there is only one result – the unit falls forward) Im not keen on the cheap plastic case construction.

So this Amp is good for a novelty to get overdrive sounds from your Electric Guitar, but Not for clean sounds that I require. Luckily I bought a better made and sounding mini combo for less than half of this units price and I like and will use it in preference to Jim Marshalls offering.

I have a hard time finding ski/winter gloves with my XXL hands. I was able to easily get my hands in these gloves and they are comfortable. The knuckle protectors makes me think I’m in the movie mad max.

The wrist has a nice adjustable tightening velcro strap so you can cinch down the arm/wrist area nicely. Very good construction with reinforced Kevlar in the palm of your hand. I would classify this glove as good for skiing as well as rugged outdoor cold weather work gloves.

The stripped triangles on the back of the hand are nice at night because they are reflective at night for safety. The adjustable flap at the wrist area is also nice and long going about 3 inches past your wrist joint up the arm to make a nice seal with your jacket.

Very good value for the price.

Hello-this glove fit well but was too stiff in the palm fir ordinary snowy weather work-shoveling, driving, etc. probably great for certain other chores that do not require dexterity.

I received a pair for Christmas. They came out of the package with a gap where the wrist fabric and the fabric on the back of the glove are supposed to be stitched together, on one of the gloves. I got a Large size, but they are very tight and the middle fingers are not quite long enough.

I don’t think my hands are particularly large for a woman, men’s gloves just swim on my hands. I’d get an XL size if they had them, for me. Otherwise they seem fine. I haven’t worn them outside yet, I’ve been working at stretching them out and loosening them up.

Love these gloves, perfect for firewood and raking. I was unsure about the sizing due to no measurements on the site so to help others out: I purchased Medium, the length of the entire glove is 9 inches from the cuff to the tip of the middle finger.

My middle finger is just under 3 inches long and these gloves fit securely, not a lot of room but I believe they will stretch a little bit. The width across the palm is 4 inches not including the thumb.

Hope this helps.

Still a little too but for my hands but everything I expect from Carhartt- durable, breathable, functional. I broke them in stacking our wood for the winter and they’ve held up well for sting too. I like the longer cuffs for working in the rain.

i bought these gloves mainly for walking and biking during the fall season. the outside of the gloves look great but the insides have a bunch of weird sewing points and bits of overlap fabric that make these super uncomfortable to wear after 10 or 15 minutes leaving marks on your hands when you take them off.

they also feel clunky and do a bad job of keeping your hands warm in milder 50-60 degree weather. honestly you would probably be better off buying a 5 or 10 dollar pair of work gloves from home depot or something.

I’m a big believer in gloves when the wind and chill in Colorado can bite. These are awesome for warmth when trying to get my metal gate opened. Believe me when I say the metal just sucks the heat out of my hands.

But not with these gloves. Don’t go tobagganing in these gloves. But wear them around for warmth and wind block.

These gloves hold up great! They do not wear out in the finger tips like the “mechanix wear” gloves. I work in the automotive field and I have been using a pair of these on a daily basis for 6 months now and they still have plenty of life left.

I’m not easy on gloves either! They fit great too. I would highly recommend them.

These gloves are great, just as advertised, very well insulated and as I’ve already had the opportunity to check, perfectly waterproof. I ride a motorcycle as my only means of transportation and I can tell you, these gloves are as warm as I needed them to be and except for the ribbing at the cuffs, completely waterproof.

Only thing wrong, is I ordered XL, when all I needed was Lg. So, I’m going to order another pair in the correct size and gift the other pair to a large handed friend for Christmas. Well worth the cost, which wasn’t high at all.

QuiteWear Men’s Waterproof Gloves was a awesome choice for sure! They are great for our Adirondack weather defiantly warm and keep my hands dry! I would recommend these to all! Will be getting a couple more pairs!.

These gloves are light weight and look good. The problem I have is that the fingers are too short. They do not go down where the fingers attach to the hand. So I am returning and looking for another pair.

These gloves are very warm and protective. Have kept my hands warm and dry. However, after about three weeks of outdoor work pruning trees and picking up branches, they are already showing signs of wear (ripping stitches and small holes).

I suspect it won’t be long before they have holes and need to be replaced. Excellent gloves, just not really meant for hands-on work.

These gloves are awesome in cold, wet weather. I work outside all day, every day in ALL kinds of weather in the Midwest. Ive been trying for years to find true waterproof gloves that keep my fingers warm in cold weather.

Last week it was 30 degrees below zero here with about 15 inches of snow and my hands stayed comfortable in these gloves. I have also used them in rain and my hands stay dry. In my work, I usually wear out a pair of gloves in less than a month.

These have lasted almost 3 months and are finally beginning to break apart. Ive just received my 2nd pair and they will easily get me thru the rest of the winter.

I measured my hand at a size 7 and they fit perfectly upon arrival. It’s December in New England and I do still get cold fingertips but the warmth on these is still the best I’ve found. I get a great grip on the pitchfork! Some difficulty swapping out hay baskets as the fingers aren’t small enough but that’s a small price to pay for having warm hands.

These are great fitting gloves. They do it all; from everyday barn chores to riding or whatever. They are quite warm and (so far) are very durable. The fact that they are leather (at least in part) makes them more breathable than other waterproof gloves.

Plus, I love the smell of leather! Overall, these are a great glove and worth the price. Fit is great; tight enough to make finger dexterity possible but not so snug as to be uncomfortable. I love the way leather conforms to create a comfortable fit.

For all of these reasons, these are now my favorite winter glove.

I bought these gloves for feeding in the winter on my way to work. I love the ribbed cuff, which hugs my slim wrists and keeps hay out of my sleeves, and the warm lining, which keeps my fingers from freezing while I’m working.

They fit well and I find I grab them out of my car when I’m feeding cows or doing work outside at home. A little pricey if you just look at the number, but they will last a long time. Not sure how waterproof, but haven’t had a problem yet.

Wouldn’t intentionally immerse them in a water tank, though. Would buy again.

I purchased these gloves to try them out in cold weather. I am always looking for a good pair of cold weather gloves. I don’t think my hands have ever been so cold! (It was about 17 degrees outside) These gloves are worthless for cold weather.

They are very durable and good for flexibility but they are no good for the cold. I thought about sending them back but I am going to keep them because they are actually well made gloves.

These cold condition waterproof gloves were replacements for the youngstown waterproof insulated gloves that were just to bulky for my work. These Ironclad gloves have been everything I have come to expect from Ironclad products.

They are Warm and comfortable allowing me to do small tasks in my job. I have worn them outside for extended periods of time in 10 degree weather with great protection from the elements, the waterproof layer keeps the wind out and with the combination of the insulation layer makes this gloves the perfect one for me.

Thanks Ironclad for another great product. Greg Thimgan Lincoln, NE.

Best general purpose PPE gloves I’ve ever worn. Forget I even have them on. Work well with touch screens and smart phone typing. Toweling on the upper thumb side it a great touch and good for wiping a sweaty forehead and/or snotty nose.

I’ve even bought a pair to keep as everyday winter wear when I’m out and about. No having to remove gloves when the phone rings. No sweaty rubbery feeling like the Dewalt smart screen gloves. Buy a pack of them today.

Fingerless gloves are few and far between. In the past I have bought some from Iron Clad and Auto Zone. I work for Fed-Ex Ground and wear these every day on the job. I am in the third week with these gloves and they show no signs of wear yet.

They are less than half the price of the Iron Clad that only lasted me about a month or so per pair. These are really well made gloves and I love the way they are made with all the padding in the right places and they are showing no wear at all to date.

(The Iron Clad would be showing a lot of wear in the third week. ) This glove is the real deal. As a delivery driver, I need my fingers to run my scanner, but I really use fingerless gloves to get a better grip while delivering and to prevent work place cuts on my hands.

These gloves are the best I have had to date, Super padded in the right places.

Took forever to get here and had 3 holes in the finger tips by the end of my 2nd work day. As well as stitching coming apart. Over all disappointing. Went back to my old gloves. These didn’t last a week.

I bought these to use for general yard and garden use. They fit fine and seem to be well made to stand up to light to moderate work. I got these dirty and was able to machine wash them I did have a little trouble stretching them to the correct shape, but this is only a minor inconvenience and happens with all gloves I have tried.

Shipping was fast and the price was very reasonable. I would recommend these gloves to any weekend warriior.

these are comfy to me, ill wear them everyday. and i need to order more pairs

Nice gloves when working and dry. Once you get them wet, forget about it. Definitely not water proofed it was like if they got around water they soaked it up.