I expected these gloves to be warmer than your typical work glove but they’re not. They feel thick and feel like a good quality but my hands and fingers do not feel warm.

I purchased a few pairs of the level 4 insulated gloves for the winter working in a steel mill. After a few days of working with pipes, shovels and tools I’ve had a few pairs start to rip in the palms. Think I’m going to look for something else. The glove in the picture is only after 3 days of use

I have been using both cut LVL 1 and 2 for over a year now. And those have become my gloves for everything. These are the cut LVL 4 gloves and until recently I did not even know they had these. It would have been nice, I put up a pergola in freezing to just above freezing weather with a set of cut LVL 2 gloves and while they did okay at keeping me warm, these would have been great. I do work ranging from building furniture, restoration, plumbing, automotive, construction projects, and demolition. I used to use gloves similar to mechanics gloves and have tried several types of that flavor and even the thicker pair have always prematurely failed. In the fingers, Velcro, or palm. It was nothing to go through three sets of those other gloves on a patio project but not these. These are thicker yet still snug and don't get in the way when I am trying to grab something. It is a little difficult to grab screws but that would be expected with a thicker glove, still, only a little because even these thick Milwaukee gloves are easier to work with than any other glove I have used to include much thinner ones. I assume that is because they are so snug to your fingers. I have no issue working with my drill, or grabbing things from my tool bag. I have had no issues with splinters piercing these gloves and have even slipped on something that would have ripped or cut other gloves of similar thickness that these seemed to just laugh at. I did not have a used set to compare to because this is the first real-time I have seen these thick ones; however, if they perfume anything like the cut LVL 2 gloves I love, I am sure they are going to take a beating and have tons of life in them. I can say I have had them on in freezing weather and they do just fine. I cleared some snow and ice off my truck and they keep me warm and dry. They are not waterproof, but in that situation, I had no issue with them. I cannot recommend these gloves enough, and with my experience using these Milwaukee gloves, I can confidently say you will not be disappointed. Milwaukee hit a home run with these.

These gloves are well suited for work outside during the cold season. They are dipped to fully protect against liquid and are rated level4 (A4) cut resistant which denotes mid-range protection in this classification (level 4 is defined by OSHA as a force of 1.5kg on a certain straight cutting blade). The extra cut protection will remove some of the dexterity of regular gloves, but it still is excellent. Be aware that these gloves seem to be smaller than other manufacturers 'L-sized' gloves. Best to try them on before purchasing.

Everyone knows that Milwaukee makes great tools but ti seems like all these brands are branching out into accessories. Sounds good to me as long as they are good quality. These level 5 gloves are really nice. Super soft lining for warmth, nice thick rubber dipped fingers and palms for durability. Ive been using them running water lines all this winter and the rubber keeps my fingers dry. I alternate between the level 4 and the 5 depending on the weather. I did think the level 5 would be a little warmer than the 4, but Im now thinking this is just the cut resistance. I will say I ordered the Large and I wish I had gotten the XL. They do seem to loosen up a bit after you work in them a bit.

Everyone knows that Milwaukee makes great tools but ti seems like all these brands are branching out into accessories. Sounds good to me as long as they are good quality. These level 4 gloves are really nice. Super soft lining for warmth, nice thick rubber dipped fingers and palms for durability. Ive been using them running water lines all this winter and the rubber keeps my fingers dry. I will say I ordered the Large and I wish I had gotten he XL. They do seem to loosen up a bit after you work in them a bit.

Milwaukee Large Red Latex Level 5 Cut Resistant Insulated Winter Dipped Work Gloves, Gray. I though I was getting a pair of gloves and was pleasantly surprised when we received a six-pack! These size Large 9" gloves are nice gloves, though a little tight for me. I can wear them but would probably be warmer if they were the XL size for me. My wife can wear them as well. They will be great for doing the early spring gardening in the cold mud. I don't usually wear gloves and working in the mud really dries out my hands. These gloves should be a great help for that.

These are ideal work gloves when it's cold in the shop. There's just enough insulation to keep your hands warm, but thin enough that you still have good dexterity. The gloves are a nice snug fit. The back side is breathable, but still reasonable warm. The palm and fingers are dipped in latex and provide some protection against cuts. The finish is flexible and tacky enough that you can manipulate hand tools and still pick up small objects like nuts and bolts.

These gloves, besides being cut-resistant, are also insulated. They are excellent for working in the winter, as shown in the photos. My daughter said her hands were warmer in the gloves in the snow than her hands were in the house without the gloves. They are not too thick, so they let you retain a lot of dexterity. Fortunately, we didn't test the cut-resistance, but that's a nice feature when working with garden tools.

I manage a large flower shop and wanted to get some gloves that would work for the processing. The department handles 100,000+ roses in the week before valentines day. So far so good no screaming or bleeding for my new flower processing team. I also have used a pair for moving firewood in 15 degree weather and my hands stayed warm. The rubber grip really made it easy to handle the wood one handed and I did not have to worry about sprinters. For sizing I bought the large size and I feel I have average size hands. They are alittle sung and might up the size if I had to do again. Overall great quality that you would expect from Milwaukee and will last a long time even in some extreme situations.