MCR Safety Ninja Ice Hi-Visibility 15 Gauge Nylon Insulated Gloves - Perfect for Cold Weather Work

Napoleonic Gamer: I bought them to use with a roof rake, the Handel is metal and the gloves keep out the cold for a little while, but eventually I have to change gloves to keep my hands warm

Canada on Jan 26, 2023

Meng Lee: Worth the money, great gloves if you work outside in construction

United States on Jan 25, 2023

Greenmutiny: Good for cold fall weather. I would not use it in winter though as any minus temp makes your hands freeze. But the quality is great for the price you pay

Canada on Jan 16, 2023

Lore: I purchased these gloves a while ago, and finally had the opportunity today to wear them outdoors today while shoveling snow. Do they seem well made? Yes. Are they comfortable? Yes, although you have to put them on carefully, because the opening at the wrist is narrow. Do they keep my hands dry? Yes. Are they warm? NO. My hands were freezing cold after less than 10 minutes in -3C weather. The seemingly endless quest for winter gloves that keep hands warm AND dry continues. Hope this helps.

Canada on Dec 20, 2022

Norm: They are good
Very waterproof
Not super warm good for like 5 to -10 celcius
I would repurchase these best for cool wet weather I’ve tried so far.
Kind of grippy and offers ok protection from cold metal objects.
Only 4stars because they are not super flexible but overall better than most gloves in this category.

Canada on Nov 21, 2022

Tri Mike: I got these for cold-weather stand up paddleboarding and they accomplish that task reasonably well. They are warm, waterproof to the level I need, and highly visible. My only complaint is they are a bit stiffer and tighter on the fingers than I'd hoped. Still better than full-neoprene gloves, but the rubberized coating renders the fingers semi-non-flexible and tight when bent. But again, better than other alternatives so I would recommend these.

United States on Apr 11, 2022

Thomas Viator: I work on a boat on the North East coast. I buy one or 2 pairs every winter. They are definitely worth the money. They are nice and warm and very water resistant.

United States on Jan 23, 2022

Phil H: These gloves are A-1. They are waterproof, unlike normal cut-gloves, and they are also winterized, yet still work as semi-dexterity gloves.
They were a lifesaver today in cold Manitoba, climbing a grain silo, and then spending 6hrs ontop, exposed to the elements as I repaired equipment.
Kept my fingers warm, allowed me to work screwdrivers, wrenches etc. Had to go bare hands to deal with the screw and wing nut for clamp on something, but was I glad to put my hands back in them.
Despite climbing a snowy and wet, 8 sets of ladders, my hands were dry. And I had that rubberized grip that is very comforting while climbing those ladders.
I definitely suggest these are stock items for techs in winter times.
I had the large, which has a little excess length for my fingers, so will try a medium next time.

Canada on Dec 17, 2020

leslielovestoread: My husband has an old pair of these. I use them to clean the gutters because they are water tight and keep my hands warm in the icy fall gutter water. My son-in-law liked them so much he asked me to order more. He took them to work and other guys also ordered some. They work outdoors so lightweight but warm and flexible. Also the neon yellow color helps with safety.

United States on Dec 14, 2018

B. Barrett: I use these gloves continually. They are very warm and will make your hands sweat. If you are putting them in direct contact with snow or water they will get wet and have to be replaced by a dry pair. They have to be dried every night, as they are not warm when very wet. I keep several pairs and rotate them, drying the wet ones next to a wood stove. They are durable and last a long time. I think that this system is better than using one expensive goretex pair that wears out. I use the black ones in the fall when the yellow ones are too warm.

United States on Apr 03, 2017