Review on ❄️ Cold Weather Neoprene Duty Gloves by Rothco by Tom Tofte

These Rothco neoprene cold weather work gloves fell apart and became completely useless after just a few weeks of bi-weekly use storing frozen food at the grocery store. My job consists of cutting/unpacking lots of boxes, working with ice cream products for hours and using my hands the whole time. I've had a great Spyder Core spring/fall glove that has stood the test of time on college and summer jobs just to keep my hands warm and protected, but after just a few weeks in the store they began to puncture. Likewise, these Rothco gloves can be suitable "work gloves" if your job requires you to walk and/or stand, but if you work with your hands, they won't last long. They are also not as warm or waterproof as other gloves at a comparable price. Virtually identical to Magid Rag Wool dotted palm gloves, Fox River Gripper Ragg gloves are warmer, more durable (last for weeks before punctures form), and offer better dexterity. However, the Fox River and Magid gloves are not waterproof from wool and are not suitable for folding wet, muddy tarpaulins in winter. MCR Safety N9690L Ninja Ice double layer nylon gloves with HPT coating on palm and fingertips seem to be the best gloves I've tried. The Ninja Ice gloves are warmer, more comfortable, waterproof and feel more durable than previous Rothco gloves. Also, Ninja Ice gloves are surprisingly more dexterous: I can easily operate my Telzon handheld computer and use it to fish keys out of my pocket. In conclusion I am very disappointed with the quality, durability and volume of use of the Rothco neoprene gloves and have already found better alternatives.