🧤 Cestus Winter Insulated Impact-Resistant Gloves Review

Advantages:1. They are waterproof.2. The outside is very durable, which is very convenient when handling cardboard boxes.3. They warm your hands better than normal winter gloves. This is especially useful when working in a freezer that is minus ten degrees Fahrenheit. They fit as expected. Just read the size charts carefully. Cons: 1. The lining inside the gloves is very easy to tear.2. They lose their footing pretty quickly. As a result, gripping the box can be difficult. All in all these are…

So far I really like them. I'm a heavy diesel engineer. And I mainly took them for road trips and stuffed them in the winter for insulation and waterproofing. I can say without a doubt. I will buy another pair when they wear out. After having to use antifreeze for air brakes. It's literally the same as pouring alcohol on your skin, and it feels like your hand freezes instantly in winter. I don't feel anything in these gloves if I spill something. The only thing like a sacrifice is the dexterity

I will leave my review here and you can make the choice yourself. First size, I wear medium on some gloves and have to use large on others. As this glove was so thick I was concerned about ordering a medium but I did and it fits perfectly. The fingers are still a bit longer than mine, but my hand slides through the gloves just tight enough. The cycle is not broken or anything like that. Second, it's warm. These gloves don't get hot, so don't be confused if you put them on when they were already

These gloves keep my fingers warm. They almost need 2 or 3 pairs because as soon as I get moisture in them they start to chill my fingers. I've been using them almost every day since I received them and I love them. I don't really have to do anything outside where I have to take them off, so that's a big plus. I can open the doors of the house and the car, I can unhook the dog leash that is attached to it and I start the car with both the remote starter and the key that is attached to it. I can

I have never left a review on any of my purchases. After having these gloves for 2 months and they are still holding up I figured I should. I work at a lumberyard in one of the fastest growing cities in the US. The Incas usually destroy a pair of gloves in less than a week and if you work in such conditions you know what I mean. Teflon, shit, leather, shit, rubber grips, big crap. These gloves are stiff to begin with, and unless someone figures out how to make insulated fingertips that can grip

Love these gloves. I work the marsellus fields, natural gas production. Company Policy: You must wear batting gloves. It gets very cold in Night Shift in winter. I bought a pair of these gloves last year. They are still in good condition, I use them almost every day. My friend carries water and sand, so your hands often get wet. I have to say that these are by far the best winter gloves I've had in the field in the last nine years. Even when they are nice and wet, the waterproof membrane keeps…