Are they waterproof or water resistant enough that you don't have to worry about limited exposure to hot liquids?
755762
Not recommended for exposure to hot liquids as the base material would likely allow penetration through to fingers and hands. The gloves are highly resistant to hot objects and steam (up to 640 degrees F), ideal for handling pots, pans, broilers out of the oven, but if resistance to hot liquids is a requirement, best to get gloves specifically designed for that environment -- these gloves are not!
755763
I haven't tried dunking them but I have released the pressure from my pressure cooker with them. The rapid release steam hit the the gloves directly and I didn't feel it. With the old ones, I got burned a bit from doing the same thing. There are silicon mits out there that you can dunk but I don't like the control with them.
755764
Yes they are safe to use with hot liquids. I washed the dishes wearing one glove, just to test it. The glove didn't leak.
1870097
they are designed for boat so I would say water resistant but not proof, you don't want to immerse them into water.
339748
I am not sure about that? They are electronic so I don't think they are water resistant.
2023695
I own these and I wouldn't pour boiling water in them. I have had hot liquids in them before, but not at boiling temperature.
1160877
Sweating has not interfered with my set, but I wouldn't call them "waterproof".
1813451
After a brief look at the ones in your link, it appears they are water resistant. Otherwise, there doesn't seem to be much difference.
1380166
I would not call them water proof but they are probably water resistant. I believe the bags would start t leak if they were in the rain for very long. I have like having the bag to keep the chairs clean and for carrying the chairs.
851569
I agree with M.Giese. Do not submerge them. I do think they are very water resistant. Very heavy rain. They could be made pretty much water proof with very little effort
351157
Yes, they are really waterproof; when I washed them, I had to turn them inside out to (air) dry both sides. The seams are well made and the zipper closes so snugly that they are airtight, too. The only things I did not like was that I had to squish the air out each night when shaping my pillow and that they give a slightly stiff feel to my soft, squishy pillows. I have now retired them for these reasons. (They are not noisy or hot.)
2069447
they are water resistant. I have never gotin anything wet. They are the best bags I have had, easy on easy off and durable. HAPPY TRAILS!
446664
From what I can gather from the two I have bought, they're water resistant for use on vehicles in all sorts of weather, but not waterproof for being submerged underwater.
932925
I do not swim with mine. only use them while jogging or water aerobics in the pool. Water resistant, yes. Water proof, No.
2137317
I'm not 100% sure if they are "officially" water proof or water resistant, but I did ride with them while it was lightly raining and they seemed fine. No issues.
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.
434580
They will be fine in a wet environment. Mine have weathered countless heavy thunderstorms and strong winds with no problems. Highly recommend them.
474073
It is more "water resistant" than "waterproof". Liquids in bulk are absorbed by the pad, protecting what is underneath.
2254381
Have had them outdoors, rain and shine, so yes, they are water resistant. The area where I use them are on the steps leading to the front entrance of our home and it is not covered area, so they get rained on and are exposed to water run-off.