- Are these gloves waterproof?
- No. They are insulated leather gloves, not waterproof. Wet snow or slush will soak the leather; dry them away from direct heat and condition them afterward.
- How do I pick the right size?
- These are size Large. Measure around your dominant hand at the knuckles; if you are between sizes, size up because the lining takes up room.
- Can I use them for driving or fine tasks?
- They are work gloves with a thermal lining, so grip and feel are limited. They are better for shoveling, hauling and rough outdoor chores than for driving or small fasteners.
- How should I care for buffalo leather gloves?
- Brush off dirt, let them air dry, and apply a leather conditioner a few times a season. Avoid radiators and dryers, which stiffen and crack the hide.
- Are they warm enough for sub-freezing work?
- They are built for cold resistance and suit typical winter chores. For long exposure well below freezing, a mitt or a glove with a thicker liner will be warmer.