Review on 🧤 Carhartt Waterproof Windproof Insulated Glove: Ultimate Men's Accessories for Gloves & Mittens by Joshua Mejia

I work in a warehouse with perishable goods. It's usually 32°C in the building and I often have to handle crates of ice, juice, milk or water. These gloves are warm enough to make my hands sweat and also thick enough that pressing buttons or lifting boxes was a real agony. They proved to be as water resistant as I needed, although it's better not to submerge them in water. My biggest issue with them was durability, they started cracking in various places after 2 days of use. After using them for a week the gloves showed signs of damage and I wasn't hard on them. I simply collected boxes and hung them up. I didn't sand, I didn't chop wood or anything like that. These gloves are good if you don't do manual work. If you have to work with them you have to be very careful to make sure your gloves are in order.