Are these large/strong enough to keep winter glove pairs together?
358471
We used ours to make treat bags for a birthday party and they held the bag together perfectly. Not sure about the gloves but I think these clothes pins would be great for that too.
1453499
Um, Not really. It's probably the best winter gloves for handling such things but it still isnt that great at it. If these things are big and you have a tool then yeah, but if you're working with smalls one and just your hands, no.
473781
These will definitely add a lot of warmth to any thin work glove. But if you're gloves use Velcro clasps, you may want to think twice. Silk gets caught up in Velcro extremely easily, and can start to look frayed after a while.
837771
Not knowing how big your hands are, I can't really help with this question other than to say my winter glove size is usually large, and these boxing gloves fit well, wear well, and are vented in the palm which is a wonderful addition. The gloves' velcro wrists are adjustable, plus your wrists will be wrapped underneath making your wrist's diamater much bigger around.
728885
No problem. They have a velcro strap which sizes them down once over those things. I really like mine. You need to memorize where everything is however. They are well made, and higher quality that I expected for the price. I have zero complaints. In Alaska we just used the sleeves of old winter coats. These things look a bit more professional on a 12K sled.....or whatever I paid for that thing.
81362
You probably could if the gloves are large. Actually it sounds like a good idea to wear gloves over them to keep them from getting dirty.
2221070
Probably. I put a queen-sized heavy, winter blanket in one and there was room to spare. They look disceptively small when you first get them out. They are not heavy-duty plastic, however, si it wouldn't be a good idea to strain the zipper.
1441030
We have used it for gloves and it works fine. Just don't put them on for too long.
877083
Absolutely not an issue. My husband has very large hands and these gloves set way above his wrists.
911652
They will help, but are maybe not thick enough for serious thermal protection. Excellent, though, for keeping road-salt and ice from paws. 3rd winter, 2nd pair.
323448
They would most likely be uncomfortably tight. They are really thick also. Tommie copper has half finger gloves that are absolutely wonderful and they come in different sizes, not one size fit all like these.
614313
My gloves fit all members of my family including my husband, who has much larger hands. I have given them as gifts and never got a complaint.Heavy duty material that expanses
2042000
Well, as it happens, I have frozen dough thawing on my counter today. Slipped on a glove and poked a few rolls and the gloves do not stick. (These gloves were a "one size fits all" when I purchased them and would fit a man's hand comfortably). However, given the low cost per glove, it has been worth it to me to have a "less than perfect" fit to the gloves. Hope that helps. Mary
539297
I am not sure on the wind factor. I believe they should keep your hands warm. The pair I purchased were for ice fishing.
179070
I don't think so. The grip with these kind of gloves will be so thick... I use them for gym.
5572
No. I had them on in the 20s and my hands were cold. These gloves are not good for anything cold.
291128
The handles are very substantial. although it would depend on your definition of large. I wear extra large gloves and they are fine for me. The only thing I notice is some exercises cause the handles to dig into your forearms. and due the the extra length of the handle over other models it takes some tinkering to get the right resistance. However they are nearly indestructibly.