- Are these gloves waterproof?
- They are water-resistant, not waterproof. The HydraHyde leather repels water and stays flexible when damp, but prolonged soaking will eventually get through.
- What is Thinsulate insulation?
- Thinsulate is a thin synthetic insulation that traps warmth without much bulk. It makes these gloves suitable for cold weather rather than mild days.
- What is split leather?
- Split leather is the lower layer of the hide, tougher and more breathable than top grain but less supple. It suits work gloves that take abuse.
- How do I find my size?
- Wells Lamont sizes these by hand circumference. Measure around your palm and match it to the brand's size guide; the Large fits most average adult men's hands.
- Can I use them for gardening?
- Yes. They are aimed at garden and yard work, and the leather protects against thorns, rough branches and damp soil.
- Are they good for wet snow?
- They handle snow well for shoveling and chores. For long sessions in slush, expect some moisture to seep in at the seams and cuff.
- Where is the Wells Lamont Men's HydraHyde Insulated Split Leather Winter Work Gloves, Large cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $28.26, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Wells Lamont Men's HydraHyde Insulated Split Leather Winter Work Gloves, Large?
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 24 ratings.
