Review on Black Carhartt Men's Flexer Gloves – Quality Men's Accessories for Gloves & Mittens by Richard Cartner

The product information repeatedly points out not to tumble dry. I work in the fridge a few times a week and the inside of the gloves gets damp and may absorb condensation from the stuff I'm working with. This is done with many gloves. However, two weeks in a row I switched them with another old pair I have. These gloves still feel damp inside after 5-6 days and in cold conditions (e.g. a chilly or cold night outside) it just gets so cold that I would rather not wear gloves. It's late to go back but I wouldn't recommend them for anything other than warm weather work. And even then, what's the point of all this isolation? They can be great for driving a convertible at night in 60 degrees (F), but not practical in temperatures below 40 F. do they look ok