Ergodyne ProFlex 850 Insulated Freezer Gloves, Grip Palm, Touch Screen Capable, Cold Storage Work

First these gloves are warm, extremely comfortable with an inner fleece thermal lining. I work in a meat freezer which is normally -24 degrees f. Not bulky like most freezer gloves. The color is awesome! My supervisor likes them because they match our freezer suits, (black, green, grey) they are durable and the best part is when I’m in the freezer I don’t need to remove my gloves to use the touchscreen computer scanners. The grip is good. Frozen boxes aren’t necessarily easy to grip but they do a good job. I brought a size Medium and they fit perfectly! Will definitely recommend to anyone working in the freezer or cold storage.

used them for riding my quad in the snow, very good gloves. i have poor circulation in my hands so they get painfully cold in harsh winter weather, so i had to get XL as opposed to my normal L size gloves. the large size was wayyy too tight, and made my hands hurt even more in the cold. but once sized up, my hands stayed warm enough to not feel like they were about to break off into pieces

What I Like:• Warmth: The insulation is excellent. I appreciate not needing to double up on gloves, which is a game-changer for dexterity.• Comfortable Fit: These gloves fit snugly and allow me to work efficiently without feeling bulky or restricted.What Could Be Improved:• Moisture Retention: Over time, the gloves retain moisture due to the fans circulating cold and warm air, which can make them less comfortable during long shifts. I mitigate this by switching to a second pair halfway through the day, but a more moisture-wicking lining would be a great improvement.Overall, these gloves have made working in extreme cold much more manageable. They strike a good balance between warmth and functionality, even in demanding freezer conditions. If you’re working in similar environments, I’d recommend having two pairs on hand for longer shifts to combat moisture buildup.

Works but a little big & stiff

I work in a freezer (-6 to -2 degrees) and a deli (32-36 degrees) when I’m in the freezer my finger tips are usually always freezing and stings after 30 minutes or more. I’ve tried different gloves and these are the best I’ve used so far. My hands stay warm and my fingers don’t numb or sting. They maintain the heat even after a couple hours. I have some refrigiwear gloves as well and these are warmer. They are durable and are very soft and comfortable. And the grip on them are great as well boxes don’t slip out my hands best gloves I’ve had I highly recommend these.

Used to clean out my freezers, hands never got cold and items were easy to grip. Excellent gloves, so very glad I purchased them for the job!

I am trying to find gloves that will keep my hands and fingers from going numb. I work in a warehouse freezer set to -10 Fahrenheit.I had high expectations for these gloves, since I had read a review from a freezer worker stating these gloves were indeed good for freezer work.I had these on for 20 minutes today while at work and my hands began to go numb. So, please if you are also a freezer worker, do not waste your money or time on these gloves. Keep looking. I will as well.

This gloves are lightweight and have great dexterity but are only warm up to about 10 degree Fahrenheit. Anything colder than that, your finger tips will feel the air, eventually causing them to go numb. These gloves also get very wet after breaks from condensation. Hate to come back from break to the freezer with wet gloves. The grip paddings fell of the first day. Other than that only palm area feels warm and they work well with touchscreens and forklift buttons.