🧥 Carhartt Men's Touch Black Large: Enhanced Comfort and Durability Review

We live in the Midwest where the winters are harsh. My partner needed new winter gloves and I know Carhartt products are of good quality. I found these gloves and they were just what he needed. He doesn't work outside, but he needed something to shovel, clean his car, and run his daily errands. He immediately noticed how warm they were. He could easily operate the touchscreen in his car with gloves on. He didn't test them with a shovel, so we don't know how well the gloves perform when wet.

My life partner has to walk from one casino parking lot in Vegas to another casino to get to work and it's getting really cold in Vegas he was complaining that he was cold had hands so i'm from new mexico where carhartt is life. I bought them for him and he loves them. He says they keep his hands warm without gloves. They have grippy material in the palm, which is a big plus. Carhart has never let me down.

I work most of my shift outside in the cold and I really needed gloves to interact with touchscreen devices. These gloves are not designed to keep hands warm or waterproof. As soon as the temperature dropped below 30°F, I noticed that I was having trouble warming my hands. They pass water, but not completely. I recommend using a water seal. Touchscreen interaction works well. These gloves look good, feel good and are lightweight. However, I suggest that if you are working in arctic conditions…

Husband LOVES these gloves. They are durable, machine washable and will protect his fingers in cold, wet weather. You can't do sleight of hand tasks in it (like not texting), but if you don't then I highly recommend it. Note: Husband works for a company that delivers, collects and sorts HUGE amounts of commercial textiles and is a route driver so it is always weather dependent.

Glove. The inner liner is not connected to the outer shell of the glove, so when your hands and fingers accumulate moisture from sweat (or outside water), the skin adheres to the inner liner and is pulled out of the back of the glove. This makes it very difficult to put the hand back into the glove (the liner is no longer fully inside the glove, fingers are not aligned with the holes). Surprised that a Carhartt product has such a major design flaw. Wouldn't recommend it.