Jacob Ash Ryno Duck Work Gloves - Waterproof, Insulated (For Men)

Got these gloves for my dad and for my husband. Both loved them! Working in the yard in the winter is a breeze with these insulated gloves. What a great product!

Did not hold up well. Seams started to split after a few session of chopping wood.

You do not want to take these off, they are so comfortable right away. Lots of protection from cold weather and outdoor chores. They are water resistant, not waterproof. One of the best buys [...]!

Comfortable, no need to break these in, and the elastic at the wrist helps for quick on and off. Nice touch. I got a size large because I don't like things to be tight, but yet its not good if work gloves are too big. (btw, I'm a 5'7" woman, avg size) I couldn't have a more ideal fit. I'm guessing it was a misprint to call these waterproof. Heavy duty duck work wear tends to be water resistant, and these are. Just came in from plowing and the outer part of the gloves are damp and the inside is nice and warm.

The style is ok, but ripping at the seams is a major quality issue. The leather palms abrorbs/soaks up any water (even a few drops) like a towel. I don't recommend - we're headed over to light neoprene country.

after 10 minutes in the show water started seeping threw after 15 minutes my fingers where wet 30 minutes my whole had was soaked..

I work outdoors doing tree work and thought these would be great for the winter.. after 10 minutes in the snow my finger tips where soaked and the gloves where taking in water. so maybe water resistance, but defiantly not waterproof!

had these last winter and they worked great in 5 degrees and up.