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GOESTRIC via Amazon has
GOESTRIC Waterproof Winter Work Gloves for $9.99 - $4 w/ promo code
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$5.99.
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Available Colors:Features:- The winter gloves for men are crafted with a double layer of fully dipped latex to ensure 100% waterproofing, acrylic terry brushed on the lining
- The back and palm are fully latex coated for waterproofing and grip. Acrylic nylon shell traps warm air to regulate temperature in cold conditions, while the brushed wool lining keeps hands warm. (If the lining gets wet, use a blow dryer to dry it and restore warmth)
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That said, I'm in for one because it fills a gap/need right now: my Carhartt winter gloves are warm but not waterproof and too thick for any dexterity, and my Klein winter gloves have good dexterity and warmth but are also not waterproof. These seem to have some dexterity AND at least some degree of water resistance (tho it says "100% waterproof", I do wonder).
Thanks!
Edit: The Klein's I recently picked up are $5.90, but not waterproof:
https://a.co/d/g2XPyfC
Edit: jk I'm an idiot
Community Reviews
Goestric waterproof winter work gloves are a low cost option for cold, wet chores where warmth, grip, and some dexterity matter. The latex coated palms and fingers help keep hands dry in snow, yard work, and light duty tasks, and the fleece or brushed lining adds warmth without feeling overly bulky. Fit runs snug, especially in large and XL, so sizing up may help. The waterproof claim is not absolute, since a little moisture can still seep through, and they are not insulated enough for very cold jobs like ice fishing.
The gloves can keep hands warm and dry during snow blowing and sledding without leaks.
The rubberized material can keep hands much drier than usual gloves during shoveling.
The gloves can work well for yard work and for tasks that do not require picking up small items.
The gloves can provide windproof, mildly insulated protection for cold weather tasks.
The gloves can run small and feel tight in XL, which may reduce warmth for cold-weather use.
The gloves can be snug even in large sizing, and some buyers may want more room for cold weather.
Moisture can still seep through a bit despite the waterproofing claims, so nitrile gloves underneath may help.
The gloves may not provide enough insulation for ice fishing, even though they are windproof.
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That said, I'm in for one because it fills a gap/need right now: my Carhartt winter gloves are warm but not waterproof and too thick for any dexterity, and my Klein winter gloves have good dexterity and warmth but are also not waterproof. These seem to have some dexterity AND at least some degree of water resistance (tho it says "100% waterproof", I do wonder).
Thanks!
Edit: The Klein's I recently picked up are $5.90, but not waterproof:
https://a.co/d/g2XPyfC
Question though... How thick are these, does anyone know? Thinking if I can use work work gloves on top of these.
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