Are these gloves waterproof?
632990
I have not used them in more than a drizzle, but I would say the backs are waterproof while the palms breath, so would not be. However, they wick VERY well, and stay very warm when wet as on any hard ride above 30 I will sweat through the palms. My hands stay warm and come out fairly dry as the gloves wick the sweat away.
1560153
I can't find anything stating they are, so I am assuming they are NOT water/fog proof.
436818
I don't know about waterproof, I have worn them in the rain with no adverse effects however. They seem pretty durable. I would prefer if the cord was fabric or heavier and laid more flat, but that's my only complaint about them.
124916
No, they are NOT designed to be waterproof, though occasionally they will somehow miraculously survive an accidental trip through the wash.
229386
The gloves are especially warm on their own. They are great because they are waterproof so your hands will not get wet. They should be find for what you say you want them for, except the small containers will be dependent on what size you get. If they are too big, then they are harder to use to do anything.
142507
No. The gloves are form fitting and snug around the wrist to prevent any dirt from getting in.
30810
I wear these gloves when running a wet saw in winter time. just above freezing water is nasty for the hands! These gloves are completely waterproof and you can't feel the temp of the water. They are not overly resistant to cuts but are fairly durable.
1118445
Doubt they are waterproof. Plus, they don't work anyway. We bought ours for skiing and returned them nearly immediately. They don't work well.
2136861
No. The company has the cleaning policy in a manual. I think they recommend soaking the gloves in water, but the manual has more complete information on this procedure.
1027643
They do appear to be waterproof or at least water resistant...I have used them for many months and they have been great. They can be wiped off if liquid is spilled on them, but they are not crinkly or uncomfortable.
800845
Hello,Good question! Didn't test this out - but don't think they are waterproof per se. They are like a 'handi-wipe' sort of material. Good for keeping dirt on shoes contained. Hope this helps.
202603
Yes they are. I have worn them many hours while hunting in Montana and they are awesome! I have not submersed them in water however in snow, blowing snow, slush, etc they have performed flawlessly! They also seem to breathe well and do not make my hands sweat excessivly. I definately reccomend them!
436817
They're not waterproof, but I've worn them through a tough, ton of sweat workout and they're still working. I wouldn't risk wearing them in the rain.
1716005
Yes they are waterproof, they should work but I wouldn't put them in the dishwasher.
1302102
They are DEFINITELY waterproof. My husband bought these for when he has to work in a very remote place in Canada. They are great quality and you should have no problem with slush/snow.
401152
yes, I think so, but the glove is designed to use in deep water, I use them to take care of my water lily
710726
We bought the umbrella's to use for shade for equipment operators so hadn't really thought of if they were waterproof. Looked on the box and it doesn't say. They are made of a thick cloth but I would say they are probably NOT waterproof.