Youngstown Glove 03-3450-80-L Waterproof Winter Plus Performance Glove, Large, Black
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Youngstown Glove 03-3450-80-L Waterproof Winter Plus Performance Glove, Large, Black
Customer Review: Amazing Gloves
Summary: 4 Stars
These gloves have been awesomely warm. They have the best grip of any glove I have ever had. Far superior to most winter gloves.Customer Review: Definitely Not waterproof.
Summary: 2 Stars
I used these gloves for a few weeks in 40-60f degree weather and had no real problems until it rained heavy. In heavy rain they soaked through in about 2 hours. Definitely not good for something that claims to be Waterproof.
Overall thier decent gloves. However if your looking for gloves that can handle being in heavy rain and not soaking though look elsewear.
Customer Review: EXTREMELY WELL MADE AND AFFORDABLE GLOVES!!
Summary: 5 Stars
This glove is made rugged and very durable. For a winter glove it keeps your hands toasty even in the coldest Pennsylvania winters. I have owned many other brands including some of the more expensive military work gloves, with varied and limited satisfaction, however the Youngstown Winter Plus glove, has for it's affordable price and quality far surpassed my expectations! I LOVE THESE GLOVES!! Most the guys in my troop have these gloves and are very pleased with the performance, wear and durability. An A+++ in my book!
Frank
Customer Review: Glove me
Summary: 4 Stars
Good med duty work gloves used for everything from preflights in cool weather to riding bike back and forth to workCustomer Review: Good gloves, but a design flaw...
Summary: 4 Stars
These are nice waterproof work gloves -- not super-warm and insulated like a normal pair of winter gloves, but certainly good enough to keep your hands comfortable in the cold or rain. One problem, though: the inner fleece liner is sewn in to the glove only at the wrist. I inadvertently pulled the liner fingers out of the glove fingers in one glove, and it's a chronic problem to get it to fit properly now. Otherwise solid, they seem very durable after I've put them through many hours of rainy trailwork.