DEX FIT Warm Fleece Gloves NR450; Thin & Lightweight; Durable & Coated; Non-Slip Grip; Comfortable; for Cold Outdoor Work

I ordered these gloves because I work in the construction industry as an electrician and I’m working out doors. It’s a new building with no walls and is completely open. With that being said, I was eager to try these gloves out in efforts to keep my hands warm as it is pretty cold in the building. What a disappointment!!! My hands/fingers were FREEZING. It was 40 degrees out (30 degrees in the building or so) and my finger tips were freezing and numb. These gloves however do fit nice and were comfortable and tight on the hand, where you would be able to turn a nut or screw without having to take your glove off which is what I’m looking for. If your In the same boat as me, I’d recommend looking at another type of glove. I’ll continue my hunt. This wasn’t a good choice for me given my current working conditions.

At first the gloves were really nice but if you have acrylic nails/Long nails in general beware. I work at a distribution center and by like day 4 my nails were already poking through them. I like how you get three pairs but I’m already down to the last pair and I’ve only had them for maybe three weeks. The first pair unraveled as you can see in the picture and the second pair just has holes from where my nails poked through. So let’s see how long the third pair lasts. Aside from my nails poking through them though I think the fit is tight on my hands and where the band is for the wrist it leaves a red mark in my skin. Aside from all of that they do help me grip box is better so I guess that’s the only positive.

I am pleased with the quality and fit of the gloves. Unfortunately, I only received 5 gloves (missing a left). Not worth my time to return so I'll just troll with a 2 star review.Update: I bump these up to 4 stars because I'm impressed after using them several times. They are comfortable and durable. I was digging through mud, using a shovel, using hand tools, and using power tools to run a buried electrical line to my garage. I almost threw them away because how much dirt and mud was cake on bust on close inspection they looked fine so I threw these in the washing machine and hung them to dry. They look unused and the grip is unblemished. I will purchase more in the future--hopefully I receive a full order next time.

sleek, warm enough, great price point for any durability-related issues, can still use touch screen, grippy, comfortable.sleek: other gloves in similar styles often have a lot of bulk with the grip, causing dexterity issues. these gloves also have an elastic wrist so they stay in place a lot better than others I've tried. loose gloves get caught on stuff, no bueno.warm enough: above freezing you probably won't even notice it's cold out but they're not going to keep your hands warm if you're just standing out in the below-freezing cold. these are work gloves. if you're using your hands and the rest of your body is properly layered and insulated and warm, you'll have no issues. the grip keeps out moisture as well, so you'll only really feel the snow/water if it gets on the back of your hand.price point/durability: they do wear out. when you're moving packages all day that's a given. each individual glove can last upwards of a month with my standard use. first thing to go is usually the grip, and then you'll see holes in the fabric eventually if you wear them without grip. the wrist can stretch a bit if you take them on and off too often, and the colored band on the end wrist has a tendency to get some hanging strings. for six-seven dollars a pair though I am a-ok with that, especially with the other positives in mind.touch screen: aight so the touch screen is usable IF your gloves are warm enough, as far as I can tell. if you're actively using your hands the gloves are likely warm enough for you to use a touch screen. overall I've had minimal issues with my work scanner, which is just like a phone screen. other touch screens tend to be more responsive with less warmth.grippy: very solid grip, especially for cardboard. even works well on those slippery microwave boxes. the grip is the first thing to go. it's a spray on rubber type material, so it just kind of wears away over time. never really feel like I don't have a grip on something though, even with just patches of the material left.comfortable: other gloves I've tried don't have the elasticity that these do. they're not snug, or too tight, they just... fit. most of the time I hardly notice I'm wearing them because they don't impede my hands at all. they can be just a little loose in the fingertips, which might be related to the elasticity of the wristband wearing out. to readjust them though I usually just clasp my hands together and push down. simple.I don't write reviews. I'll buy these gloves as long as I'm delivering packages and as long as they're available.

Let me start by saying I do love these gloves. They are durable and have great grip! The fit is perfect! True to size! I use them daily for work on a horse farm!They aren’t incredibly warm but definitely warmer than the original Dex Fit gloves(which I also love). My hands still get cold in them below freezing. They are fine in a light rain but if you are working outside in the rain or with water your hands will get wet. They only work with touch screen about half the time.

The gloves are high quality and warm for the cold weather. I am a horticulturist at a botanical garden and constantly planting in the soil and they seem to hold up very well. I think they are warm but your finger tips still will freeze if it is very cold outside, but really there are no gloves that would take care of this issue that have this amount of dexterity for technical work like container gardening, planting, pruning etc. I recommend them for the quality and soft comfort with protection from things in the soil while planting.

I've had a hard time finding the nitrile coating and an even harder time finding it on gloves in size small.the nitrile coating seems to hold up to diesel better than latex does. The latex gets gummy very quickly. the nitrile will eventually get brittle, but it seems to last longer.

No clue how these gloves have such high reviews. The grip is good don't get me wrong..but.. these do absolutely NothinG for cold weather below 32° F...They are horrible for handling lumber because splinters go right through the material. The sizes run very small.They might be good for moving boxes in a cd warehouse ? But not much else.

Bought for work in the cold. Anyway some of the covering on the hands is rubbing off within the first couple of hours of work handling small packages for stacking on a pallet not the best start. Anyway keep your hands warm and that's why you have a 5 star review and I will be glad to recommend these glovesBe luckyP S Just to let you know after I'd done a couple of days of work handling the same packaging the gloves were in the same condition as after a couple of hours so good result all round

Bought to wear whilst working outside during winter, these gloves are not the slightest bit warm. Very disappointed.

Working in a freezer not that good at preventing the cold not very durable

Extremely comfortable and strong. Perfect for working in a warehouse, moving stock

Perfect fit and great when getting messy