Black Carhartt Men's Flexer Gloves – Quality Men's Accessories for Gloves & Mittens Review

Grab your gloves, wash them and throw them in the dryer while they're still wet. Place them in front of the heatsink. Dress while still damp the next morning. Wear wet gloves when working. The material of the palms almost doesn't hold up, take them off so I can grab the steering wheel. Let us try again. Maybe the dryer didn't run long enough. By this point they had been wet long enough that I decided it was worth washing them again. Wash them, dry them in a dryer and put them in a PEET shoe…

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…

Summary: I was impressed when I first received these gloves. They were warm, felt firm and looked of good quality. They originally cost over $30. With moderate use they broke quite quickly. (Moderate use: walking the dog for 1-2 hours a day for 2-3 months) Palms chip/break easily with little or no use. The fingers lost their padding/ thinned out and the fingers froze quickly. They feel like they're just a few steps away from being trash. Maybe a full winter use is $30? I'll let you decide…

I bought these gloves for work and I really like them. The quality and warmth of these gloves is the best. They are neither heavy nor clunky on your hands and move like a second skin with your hands. You can't go wrong with gloves. They fully justify their price.