MajesticPolar Penguin Winter Lined Napped Terry Glove with Foam Latex Dipped Palm | 1 Dozen | ANSI A2, Heavyweight Glove |

I ordered these, unsure exactly how many pairs I would be receiving. I read the questions of how many pairs were being purchased and the replies (by a seller) that there are 12 pairs. I, also, read the reviews where people were unhappy with receiving only 6 pair instead of the 12 pair promised by a seller’s response to the question if it is 12 gloves (6 pair) or 24 gloves (12 pair). I was unhappy to pay so much for 6 pair when the seller stressed it is 12 pair, but my husband needed these particular brand and style of gloves so I placed the order. What I received was a package of 8.5 pair of gloves. Yes, 8 pairs and a single glove. So, the 12 pieces in the description was not accurate. I received 17 pieces. I was baffled and unhappy. Receiving eight and half pair of gloves did not make sense. Either I received a bonus 2.5 pair or the business supplying the gloves to Amazon is cheating people by not including the full 12 pair. Amazon has responded in such a way as to make sure I am not unhappy about this situation. They said this selling description would be looked into, to fix the wording so that it reflects what a customer will be purchasing (6 pair or 12 pair). There was a sticker, on the bag my gloves came in, that showed 12 PR, but someone had placed a blank white label over that area, the number of gloves included was still visable through the 2nd label. Just thought others should be aware before purchasing and ask exactly how many pair you should be receiving. They are great gloves.

These gloves are excellent overall protection. They handle hot AND cold temperatures very well. I have momentarily handled item over 500 degrees with these gloves, (sometimes by accident) and though this can melt the rubber, it will save you from a serious burn. I use them welding and working very hot metal. I NEVER use the expensive, heavy leathers...they don't last through burns as well and get crusty and don't allow great dexterity and tactile-ability even when new. They aren't sexy but I get work done in my shop and wear them the whole day. Every so often a weld spark will pass through the fibers on the back of the hand/glove and that sucks but won't ruin your work day. If you do burn the rubber a bit it doesn't ruin the gloves ability to be used. It will seem stick so rub a little dust/dirt in the burn area and continue. Best gloves on the market for the price (again, not sexy) and very universal use.

Warm & Very comfortable gloves. I work for a food service company, I am out in the elements all day long 10-14 hrs a day . And In the northeast we have some brutal seasons of cold. 0 to -20 for weeks on end I have used many other competitors gloves and none have kept my hands as warm as these and they never sweat. At first I was unsure after seeing how thin the latex was. Being that I handle thousands of boxes a week ramps and equipment the latex can wear fast . As a pair only lasts a week or two with my summer gloves and the latex is three times as thick. After testing them out for a couple weeks I was very pleased (They lasted over two weeks). The latex may be thinner so that the glove is not restricted. The inside does tend to wear thin after the first week. Its from the friction and movement of the hands . Does not affect the usage of the gloves or the integrity of it either my summer gloves pil. These do not pil which is great it tends to shed fabric little at a time. Very little just normal wear and tear of a glove I usually rotate the warn out ones for my fuel gloves as to not get fuel on my hands. I would recommend these to anyone that needs warm hands that grip real well & still needs function of the digits then these are the gloves for you.

These gloves aren't the best quality. The coatings wear out faster than I expected and if the inside gets moist/sweaty, the insulation will come out as you take them off your hand. Once that happens, it's nearly impossible and get the insulation fully back into each finger.

These gloves are great. I buy a 12pack of these every winter and I usually end up giving a couple pairs away to co-workers. I work outdoors in the Northeast USA and frequently end up in lower Canada for projects as well. These gloves are flexible, warm and since you get 12 of them, water resistant enough that you don't have to immediately change them when they get wet or finally cold but when you do, 11 more pairs are warm and waiting.

These gloves are awesome. I work food service so I definitely put them through there paces. They keep my hands warm without needing a liner. It's not a double lined glove so when you take it off the fingers don't come out( that drives me bonkers). I've worked in various conditions here in Minnesota and they've remained dry( for the most part) and warm. Company DOESN'T offer these or reimburse me but I don't care. You can't put a price on comfort.

I work in heavy construction and these are great gloves. Hold up to what i put them through between pipe work to heavy rigging. I’m outside in all weather conditions and these are great for cold weather. Even use them around the house when it’s cold out. Warm and dry hands are a must so these are my new go to gloves for the winter

Absolutely the best gloves for me. Don’t let the low price scare you away. Been using these for a few years, all year long. Good protection & warmth, when needed. They do get soaked easy, but dry just as quick. Easy on & off, which is important to me, since I take them on & off a lot.