PROGANDA Waterproof Thermal Winter Work Gloves Superior Grip Coating Fleece Liner Insualted Warm for Outdoor Cold Weather Car Washing Gardening Fishing Multipurpose

These gloves are a game-changer for cold-weather tasks! The double thermal liners are super warm, even in freezing conditions, and the waterproof and windproof design keeps your hands dry no matter what. The grip is exceptional—icy tools or slippery surfaces, it doesn’t matter, you’ve got control.What really stands out is their flexibility; they stay soft and comfy even in harsh winter weather. Perfect for everything from shovelling snow to outdoor construction. Reliable, durable, and comfortable—easily the best winter work gloves I’ve ever owned!

Excellent gloves, keep my hands dry when gardening and protects them from thorns. Also, they are warm.

I recently picked up the PROGANDA Waterproof Thermal Gloves, and I’ve been putting them to the test during this chilly winter season. Here’s my take on them.Uses:These gloves are great for outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, or just walking around in the cold. They’re designed to keep your hands warm and dry, which is exactly what I needed.Advantages:1.Waterproof: The waterproof feature is a game-changer. I wore them during a light snow and rain, and my hands stayed completely dry.2.Warmth: The thermal insulation does a fantastic job of keeping my hands warm without making the gloves too bulky. I can still move my fingers pretty well.3.Good Grip: The textured palm helps with grip, which is nice for holding onto things like ski poles or even my phone.4.Comfortable Fit: They’re comfortable to wear for long periods, thanks to the soft lining inside.Disadvantages:1.Sizing Issues: I found the sizing a bit off. They run small, so if you’re in between sizes, definitely go for the larger one.2.Breathability: While they keep water out, they can get a bit sweaty inside during intense activities, which can be uncomfortable.3.Durability Concerns: After a few uses, I noticed some wear at the seams, which makes me question how long they’ll last.Overall Experience:I really like these gloves for their warmth and waterproof features, making them perfect for winter outings. However, the sizing and durability issues are a bit of a drawback.Improvements:To make these gloves better, I’d suggest improving the breathability of the material to help with moisture buildup. Also, reinforcing the seams would definitely help with durability.Star Rating: 4 out of 5Overall, they’re solid gloves for cold and wet conditions, but there’s definitely room for improvement!

Nice fit winter glovesWarm , soft, able to move my fingersWill use them tracking in Iceland 😃

Great waterproof and warm gloves. Can be tough to dry when washed due to the thickness of the inner lining but great overall

Great gloves, warm and thick, yet allowing reasonable "touch". However, 2 complaints:1) After a couple of days use, they STINK!2) The inner fingers come out of the gloves when you take your hand out, and it's near impossible to get them back in!

Good warm gloves, not too thick so there is still good dexterity.They are warm and waterproof but can get sweaty because there is no bearthabuility

UPDATEFeb 25.Just ordered another pair same size. Much smaller than original. Also different cuff quality. No idea what's happening. Have returned. Hero to zero again to save money, who knows?. Can no longer recommend these.A lot of users seem to have problems with removing them. Well I hate to criticise others but if you use common sense I cannot see an issue. You have to pull each finger a tad till it 'lets go' then remove using the finger tips, like any other tight gloves. Try to pull off using cuff and yeah you're likely to pull them inside out and, as the liner is not particularly bonded, you'll find it hard to reverse it. ALTHOUGH it can be done if you use common sense again.Other's complain of wearing out, well again the first time you see one you can tell they are not suited for abrasive or sharp-object handling, I certainly would not expect them to last two minutes gardening or similar. I mean seriously cannot you see this guys?Many mention not good for continued use in cold water water. Probably not, but there again they obviously too short of jobs involving loads of or deep immersion, water is bound to ingress through the cuff and then yeah they aint gonna be a lot of good until that water inside warms. If you are going to do this sort of thing you need LONG gloves, doh.So for sensible use, for keeping your hands dry and warm, these are great. I have had a pair for over a year and excellent. and good in snow especially.If you are not expecting magical properties for something that costs a few quid then buy with confidence. Frankly they are better than most 'specialist' walking and camping gloves that cost more than 5-10 times more and give up the moment you touch something wet.