Large Red Latex Level 3 Cut Resistant Insulated Winter Dipped Work Gloves

They are the best glove for the price also they fit great.i do demo and auto work and they hold up the picture is of gloves I have had for months

These gloves are great for yard work or anything that requires gloves when it’s a bit cold outside. They have an inner layer of insulation that keeps my fingers nice and warm while working on the cold. The insulation even works when they get a little wet. The rubberized grip is great for grabbing and holding onto tools. It even grips hand tools when they’re wet. Overall, I’m really happy with these gloves as they are great for working out in the cold.

These are fantastic insulated work gloves. These come in different sizes, including size small, which is what I wear. I rarely find this type of quality in these types of gloves in my size. Regardless of the size you wear, these are not only insulated, they are winter dipped, and from what I can tell, that aids in them being waterproof. They fit snug, so no more struggling with extra material when trying to pick something up or twist a hose connection. I’m extremely pleased with these gloves. They are Milwaukee quality - top notch and well-made.

XX-Large Red Latex Level 3 Cut Resistant Insulated Winter Dipped Work Gloves (12-Pack) The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is printed right on the glove I normally wear large gloves but I order these so my helpers could wear them as well. On me the fingers are a little long put the rest of the glove fits tight, I do have difficulty with the cuffs getting them over my watch. They are nice and thick and very warm. Good grip I work outside pounding t-posts in, hanging wire fencing and pulling hot wire handles it well. Pulling out Canada thistle and blackberry vines no problem. The best thing I can toss them in the wash.

Love these gloves. They are very comfortable to wear. I have small hands so I got the small size and they're a little snug. I would have been better off with the medium so I do feel that they run a bit small. But they stretch nicely and fit well. The best part is the latex grip on the palm and fingers. These are great for moving or picking up bulky or heavy items. They have a textured surface that gives you a nice, strong grip.

Try them on first. I have huge hands, and I can barely get into the XL size. If your hands fit, then this is an awesome product. Great for cold weather use, using a snow thrower, shoveling, or any construction work outdoors when it’s cold out. I put a pair of these in each of the cars....in the event of cold weather car issues, I know I’ll have a pair of work gloves to keep me warm while I change a tire, get stuck car out, etc... Check out the photos below to show just how high quality product this is....check out the lining! Expect nothing less from Milwaukee

I really like using these Milwaukee cut resistant gloves. Great for pulling weeds, tile replacement and overall home dutie. Has a breathable red labeled Milwaukee stylish glove. Has a inner liner for warmth during the cold early morning workday. I keep a pare jn each car and work bag. I loved them.

Love the gloves! I would recommend going up one size because of the padding in tje glove other than that its great!

I use several types of gloves around the house and I often need some heavy gloves for outdoor tasks. I recently cut down a few trees in my backyard, and I wore a pair of these Milwaukee Cut Resistant Insulated Winter gloves while using the chainsaw and gathering up the cut wood and branches. I am very pleased with the gloves' comfort, facility and durability. The micro-finish latex coating on fingers and palms is helpful for gripping items and the terry liner provides nice padding in addition to warmth. I’ve worn the gloves when the outside temperature was in the 50s and my hands have sweated, so I don’t think these are a good choice for warm-weather wear. § Although designated as a large size, I've found the gloves to be a tight fit even though large gloves are usually a slightly loose fit on my hands. The gloves take a long time to dry after hand washing due to the terry liner. § There are now 9 cut levels specified by the ANSI/ASTM/ISEA 105 standard. Gloves such as these that meet the Cut Level 3 qualification are suited for tasks such as material handling, assembly of small parts having sharp edges, packaging, warehouse, general purpose use, forestry, construction, pulp & paper and automotive assembly. § The gloves were “engineered by Milwaukee Tools” and made in China.

I used these gloves to do gardening. The latex coating helps to grab garden tool, wheelbarrow and keep dripping hose from getting you wet. I ordered size large, but they run a little small because of the insulating material. The cuffs also run a little tight around the wrist, but eventually after wearing for a while, they did stretch out a bit. Though these might seem like set backs, they eventually got comfortable to wear.