SHOWA 282-02 TEMRES Breathable, Waterproof, Insulated - PU Coated gloves

These gloves are excellent for outdoor winter work. My hands don't sweat, keeping them dry. Dexterity is excellent as well as fit. Should be 5 star rating. But last star won't light up.

What sets these gloves apart from the pack is the rugged construction. I've used them for years and they show no sign of wear. I was pleased to find them in black with the cinch tab. BTW, no glove like this is "breathable", unless you mean through the glove opening. No matter - they are the best I've ever found. Commercial fishermen use them.

Nice gloves works perfectly warm and dry! I would maybe go up a size than my usual for my next pair.

I use these for ice climbing - they have just the right dexterity, waterproofness, and warmth for leading ice in any conditions; plus - they look good and the price point allows me to beat them up without worrying about breaking the bank getting replacements (still on my first pair after about 30 days on ice, three pairs cued up to replace).

Have been using these for ice climbing for a few years now and they are my preferred glove for mellow temperature days. Good dexterity, waterproofing and abrasion resistance. Excellent glove. Lining wears out after a while.

Warm, durable, waterproof, fit well, true to size,
<br>made in Japan, affordable, no complaints.
<br>I use on frosty hikes when it’s wet. They look industrial.

They really do work well for ice climbing

Having used high-end mountaineering gloves and mitts, these are as good or better. Cheap enough to keep a spare pair in your glove box.

Bought these for winter climbing but not used them yet. Seem warm and waterproof. As others have said, be careful of the sizing with these gloves. I have small hands but fairly thick fingers, I think usually uk size 7. I bought medium, and they are the right size of finger length, but the fingers are pretty tight. I think they will be ok for me, just.

Amazing gloves. I use them for ice climbing and love them. Hands are warm, yet plenty of dexterity. Thank you!

Used these ice/mixed climbing and for shoveling snow. They're warmer than they look. They're not very durable though. Abrasion in particular wears out the surface and I'm seeing some wear around the interface between the thumb and index finger after less than 20 days, probably from when I pull up rope to clip into a carabiner. In the future I may try to reinforce this area, maybe wrap some duct tape around it or something.

I cut/ripped out the liner so that I can wear these over wool liners that I always carry. Makes the shell smaller and lighter to pack.
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<br>Bonus: The shell is a half-size larger than a 281 shell.

These gloves were recommended to me by a friend who ice climbs; I don't, but got them as spring skiing gloves for hiking up steep slopes where my hands are in regular contact with wet snow. They work great! Nothing got in there, they fit well. Recommending them to everyone I know who might use them.

I bought my first pair about 1 1/2 years ago to see how they compare to my OR gloves for winter adventures in the PNW. I figured, if I don’t like them, they only cost $23. So, it doesn’t hurt the pocket that much. Well, these gloves surpassed my expectations. I wanted to see how well these gloves would keep my hands warm and dry. I went up into the Olympic Mountains to snow level and found the first creek I could find. I put the gloves on and stuck my hands into the creek to see how long they would keep my hands dry and warm. Well, after 10 minutes, my son and dog got bored waiting for me. My hands stay dry and warm past my expectations. Since then, I have used them for backpacking in the winter, digging my truck out of the snow, building snow forts, snowshoeing, and multiple other cold weather activities.

These gloves are perfect for moderate temperature outdoor activities in Alaska. By moderate I mean temperatures above 10 degrees. I love the dexterity and fit although they run slightly small.