Ironclad Kong SDXW2-04-L Cold Condition Waterproof Oil & Gas Safety Impact Gloves, Large

I work in rural Alaska where the temperature often drops below freezing. There’s nothing worse then grabbing cold metal when it’s -10. These gloves are heavy duty but the fingers are already ripping at the seams and I’ve only had them for 2 months. I still wear them even though some fingers eventually get snow/moisture in them. Bottom line: the rubber padding in the fingers puts too much stress on the finger stitching and causes it to rip prematurely.

Just moved from Ca to Ky and I am not used to wearing gloves for warmth or seldom at all. I could not perform micro-type work with these on, but for bulk work these are great. They kept me warm in 22 degree weather while moving and hanging things in my garage. With the extra padding these will be great will working with metal pipes and mechanical equipment.

Not the best for working outside long term.The water doesn't reach your hands so it is waterproof but the outside to the middle gets soaked with water and then if you're working in Sub-Zero temperatures freezes so they're warm at first until they get wet and then it's like your hands are in ice but they are waterproof so at least you have that oh yeah and they look cool just look out for frostbite

Man these were great in the snow and ice being a truck driver feeling with wet air lines and trailer doors great grip and my hands stayed dryed

Great gloves so far, touch screen is non existent...they shouldn't advertise as such, yes the liner does slip a little, but compared to some arctic gloves where the liner comes completely out, they are superior, (coincidentally we use pens to poke the liner into place these I've done one time at minimal adjustment ie..... Pinkie slippage) great grip and excellent functionality as well as cold and water/oil resistance

The gloves arrived on time but I ordered a large the glove do not fit to the appropriate size you have to order an extra large if you wear large

I cannot comment on this Kong glove. Most are very good. Problem was, wrong size sent, my size not available

Extremely tight fitting and tough to move fingers when you first get it. The thinsulate compresses over time and the glove works great in cold enviroments for wet work in the cold with strong durability against cutting and tearing working Frac. Over time though the once too tight glove becomes overly loose to the point it becomes almost burdensome for anything but blunt tasks. I typicaly use 2xl gloves and purchased thier xl gloves.

Warm, seems like a long lasting glove.... however, the inner liner pulls out with your hand when you take it off. Disappointing for the price. Only issue I could possibly find. But a quality glove should not do that... disappointing.

These are the BEST High Impact Gloves for Alberta Oil Patch !!

Gloves are not waterproof wet hands in 10 min working in the rain waste of money