Wells Lamont 12" PVC Chemical-Resistant Gloves with Lining, One Size

Henriette Breedt: Works well

Canada on Apr 10, 2023

Kkilger: These gloves are great, especially for truck drivers.

United States on Mar 10, 2023

EB_Coach Moose: Got them for duck hunting / layout of decoys - work well

Canada on Feb 22, 2023

C Lelievre: la doublure ne tiens pas quand on enlève le gant

Canada on Feb 14, 2023

Stephane Nantel: Calcium

Canada on Dec 15, 2022

Terra L Pingley: The best gloves to use for a ready-mix driver. You gotta rip out the liner, it will get sweaty and then stink. I use mechanics type gloves inside them and they don’t sweat or smell.

United States on Aug 19, 2022

Zeppo: I ordered these gloves for cycling in very wet, cold weather, but they are so large that they are really useless as gloves. I'm a 6-foot, normal-size man with average-size hands which get lost inside these gloves - I can't really pick up anything with them and I can just barely hold onto my handlebars with them. The gloves are completely watertight, but they get wet from the inside - from sweat and rain running down your arms (you can't always hold your hands up - not even on your handlebars). Unless you have absolutely huge hands, these gloves won't really work for you.

United States on Feb 14, 2022

Chris: 1. These gloves are advertised as “one size fits all,” but I have a hard time believing that. I usually wear a size large glove and can even wear a size extra large since my hands are slightly larger than average but these gloves were too big for me. I had to wear liner gloves underneath so that it would be a comfortable fit.
2. I do snow removal during the winter months as employment, and was looking for a pair of waterproof gloves. As long as the outer layer is completely intact, these gloves are actually 100% waterproof. However, my gloves wore down in between the thumb and index finger which created a small hole in the material and caused the gloves to no longer be waterproof. I was not overly rough with these gloves and took good care of them, but after a couple weeks they started to deteriorate. I do believe though, that these gloves would be appropriate for light use.
3. These gloves do not provide much warmth- they simply protect from external moisture and wind.
4. Due to the waterproofing, these gloves become stinky very quickly. I’ve found the inside of the gloves to be difficult to clean. As a result, your hands stay smelly even after having removed the...

Canada on Feb 08, 2022

Mike: These gloves are perfect for outdoor chores in the winter. The dexterity is alright it takes a little getting used to but its more then manageable. If you have a job where you need your bare hand you can easily slip these glove on and off with one hand. They are warm enough to about 5F below after that they start to get a little stiff. The only draw backs is that while they keep water out, they also keep moisture in so you need to prop them open to dry at the end of the day. I buy all of my crew these gloves to do ranch work in the winter, they keep our hands warm and dry and when they get gross you just put them on and wash them like your washing your hands and they are good to go. They are also surprisingly durable. Definite 2 thumbs up!

United States on Feb 09, 2017

Daniel M. Hart: Wells Lamont 194 Heavyweight Fully Coated PVC Glove, Acrylic Winter Knit Lining, 12-inch Gauntlet Cuff, One-size, Blue, by Wells Lamont.
These "PVC coated gloves", are actually PVC molded over cotton gloves, with loose fuzzy hand socks inserted in the gloves, and sewn together at the cuff. These gloves have some good points and bad points.

The good points are: 1.) the PVC part of the glove is very thick and can stand up to lots of wear and tear, 2.) the palm and fingers have a rough surface for gripping items, 3.) the cotton base and the pile sock lining together, give the gloves some insulation against the cold, something the PVC definitely cannot do by itself, 4.) the long gauntlet cuffs can be pulled over your coat sleeves to help keep out snow and cold air, 5.) the "one size" is large enough for people who wear a size "XX", 6.) the valleys between the fingers match the curved line on an actual hand, making it easier to grip something with all four fingers, 7.) the flat sides of the fingers help to improve the grip, 8.) the slack material on the bottom edge of the palm can fit larger hands, 9.) the gloves are large enough to be used with silk liners, (but not large...

United States on Apr 04, 2014