Glacier Glove Camo Decoy Gloves - Neoprene (Men)

For handling fish, pulling an anchor line and general use while fishing and boating, these are great! The long cuff prevents water from getting in as you reach into water deeper than a teacup, and they provide good grip

Excellent overall, but seems that some seams leak!

using it for planting wetland plants in water in the winter!

I do not have large hands, but the size L gloves fit very tightly. They are difficult to put on. The excess glue in the seems is rough and crusted along the seems inside the glove. They are not at all comfortable to wear.

These gloves appear sufficient for a specific use: setting out and picking up duck decoys in water. I would not use them for anything else and would not wear them for extended periods in the blind - I would wear conventional hunting gloves in the blind. My pair run a little small but still work. Have not tried them in water, so will see whether the seams are water-tight. The design of folding the seams into the inside of the gloves does create rough surfaces where you wouldn't want them (e.g. across the knuckles), but you notice them less after a little while and wouldn't really bother me while I'm picking up the decoys. Better to be dry in that instance and the gauntlet length does that.

I thought the large may be a little bigger but are still fine. haven't had a chance to use yet in cold weather.

The seams on the inside of this glove are very uncomfortable and rub badly against my hand and fingers. I ordered a large size, expecting the glove to actually be very roomy since I have a small hand. I can't imagine comfortably wearing this glove if it was any smaller, considering the uncomfortable raised inner seams.

Have not used them for hunting yet but tested for waterproof and they were good. They will require a thin liner as they are snug and would be uncomfortable for extended wear because seams will rub.

I use these gloves to pick up decoys. I have had many neoprene gloves in the past and usually find they last a little over a year before they start to wear thin in the fingers. These have not held up well and are already wearing thin after three uses.

When I received these gloves they looked good and appeared to be reasonable quality. Immediately decided to test them to see if they were waterproof as one of the reviews said his leaked. Wow, I own strainers that are more waterproof then these are. Both gloves leaked badly. Don't buy if you want dry hands. The freight to send them back would be almost as much as the gloves cost so I'm stuck with a good looking pair of gloves that hold out water like a screen door holds out wind.