Review on OZERO Windproof Cowhide Snowmobile 🧤 Accessories: Durable and Resistant for Men by Gene Rosado

They started great, fit well and are comfortable. The problem arose when they got wet earlier in the week. The item description and one of their photos say they are "waterproof", not even close. Sorry, but that statement is a blatant lie. As it dried, the leather portion of the glove became rock hard and shrank so much that I couldn't even put my hand through it. It should be noted that I dried them at room temperature and not in front of a heater or other heat source. I've worked a lot with leather in my time and I know better. I tried to save them by putting some premium leather conditioner on them and pressing them deep into the skin, but the skin just shrank. I'll throw them away in the end, lesson learned. See photos of the so-called "waterproof" gloves after they get wet once. They became a shrunken pair of rock-hard claws. For example, in the second drawing, the length of the middle finger of the glove is now less than 2 1/2 inches. It ended up being a waste of money, especially for a glove that I only got to use twice. Keep shopping, you can do better.