Carhartt Men's A511 Waterproof Glove

These Carhartt gloves are excellent! Super warm, completely waterproof, and built to last. Perfect for snow shoveling, winter work, or any cold weather activity. The grip is solid and they’re comfortable for long wear. Great fit and quality—exactly what you’d expect from Carhartt!

As someone with larger hands, finding gloves that offer a snug fit without sacrificing mobility and durability has been a challenge. However, my search came to a satisfying end with the Carhartt Men's WP Waterproof Insulated Glove.First and foremost, the XX-Large size of these gloves is truly accommodating for larger hands. The fit is comfortable without feeling restrictive, allowing for full range of motion. Whether gripping tools or maneuvering objects, these gloves provide the dexterity needed for various tasks.One of the standout features of these gloves is their durability. I've put them through rigorous tests, including dragging my hands through snow to slow down while hiking, and they've held up impressively well. The reinforced stitching and sturdy construction ensure that they withstand heavy use and abuse, making them ideal for outdoor activities in harsh conditions.The waterproofing of these gloves is another highlight. I've worn them in wet and snowy conditions, and my hands have remained dry and warm throughout. The insulation provides excellent warmth without being bulky, allowing for comfortable wear in cold temperatures.Additionally, the dark grey and black color scheme adds a touch of style to these functional gloves, making them suitable for both work and casual wear.Overall, the Carhartt Men's WP Waterproof Insulated Glove is a reliable choice for individuals with larger hands who require durable, waterproof protection in various outdoor settings. From hiking to working in the yard, these gloves offer the perfect combination of comfort, durability, and performance. I highly recommend them to anyone in need of quality gloves that can keep up with their active lifestyle.

These are the first XXL gloves that work for me; I typically need XXXL. They feel nice and look great. I would not predict these would last long doing work; but will be great for just being outside, walks or bike riding.

These are warm, comfortable, durable, and aesthetically pleasing gloves.I wore them throughout the winter and they came in handy when cleaning snow off of my car or even just tolerating the cold weather. While I haven't tried to use a phone with the gloves on, most hands-on tasks can be done relatively swiftly while wearing the gloves.I deducted one star because I think the gloves run small, and I would suggest planning accordingly when choosing your glove size. Possibly size up or try a pair on.

Perfect for the snow, keeps you warm!Bought multiple of these they were perfect and we got them for a great price.

Bought as a gift for my brother and loved them. They were a tad smaller than expected, but warm and have held up well.

First of all, thank you to the reviewer on the ladies' version of these gloves who recommended just going with the men's version. It's disappointing how often women's clothes end up being objectively worse than the mens' version.For fit, I'm typically a small or medium in women's glove sizes. I will note that I have small hands, but very long/spidery fingers, and often end up with gloves with fingers that are too short. Men's S was a near-perfect fit on the finger length, but definitely too wide. (Not docking any stars for poor fit since I'm not the intended hand size, but hopefully this is informative.) The adjustable wrist straps are very helpful and cinch enough to my wrists that the gloves feel secure and not at any risk of coming off accidentally.For features, the grippy palm/finger texture is very, very good - so good that I can get a plastic dog bag opened up, which normally I have to take off a glove and often lick my fingertips to get enough grip for. Definitely not the best for dexterity work, but that's a tradeoff that can't really be avoided if you want gloves with high warmth. The felt strip on the back to wipe your nose is a really clever inclusion. As mentioned, the wrist cinch helped with fit a lot, although it would be nice if it had some Velcro or something to keep the adjustment. The thing to clip them together is nice to have in theory, but you have to push really hard to get them separated again, which is annoying - I was almost afraid of breaking the clip before it would release the first time.No complaints on the warmth or waterproofing. Had an oddly warm winter so they didn't get field tested very much, but they did hold up respectably well during the Midwest polar vortex back in mid-Jan. Didn't notice any dampness after wearing during snowstorms. Did a fine job keeping my hands warm for hour-long dog park trips at around 20-30 degrees F. Overall I'm happy with them.