DakotaLineCold Creek Shoulder Gauntlets

I have a koi pond, & need to pull Lilly pads before the cold Chicago winter takes over. October here gets to 35 degrees some days, so the water is COLD! I tried these bad boys on.. not only did they keep me dry, but warm too! Didn’t feel even the slightest bit of cold after 10-15 minutes of constant work. Wish I’d have ordered these years ago!I’m 6’2, about 300lbs (a big guy).. these were almost a bit too big, but I would say perfect, as I don’t want them being so tight that it’s hard to put on or remove. Perfect amount of play in the fingers, & go just past my shoulders.Easily grips slippery Lilly pad stems.Very happy!!!

Used these for this years trapping season. Worked very well. Keep your hands warm. I will use them for winter trapping. Highly recommended.

I live on a very cold stream and am often in the water working on trout habitat by building dams - tossing rocks around etc. Without these insulated gloves i have maybe 10 minutes before my hands are numb with cold. With these i am always comfortable. I misuse these for sure - I beat the you-know-what out of them. I have tried a few brands but these seem to stand up the best and I love the over the shoulder attachment. I need to replace them about every 2 years - but they are still a super value for the money IMO.

I bought them as we live at about 3500 hundred feet on the north side in the Sierra Nevada's. Cleaning the filters, skimmer and the robot was hell. Could only do one at a time then warm up my hands. They got so cold they would ache. I bought these gloves as I have to reach in a little bit. They are lined and it's easy to do all the work at one time as my hands do not get cold anymore. They are easy to put on and take off. If anything happens I will get another pair. Love them. Great quality should last me a long time. No more frozen achy hands or wet sleeves!

I used these on a couple of pond pumps water features and they work great at that especially when you have to go deep.The liners however did not hold up and pulled out, I think once any moisture/sweat builds up they loosen up and detach from the gloves.I ended up just cutting the hand liners out, they still work great in very cold water. But if I were to have to stay in a long time I would get some wool glove liners or similar thin glove to substitute for the missing liners.Only knocked on star off for that since they really do work well without them anyway

The first pair leaked at the wrist seam. The seller was very good at replacing them. The second pair are functioning fine. I live at 9000 ft up in the Colorado Rockies and have a pond. The water is very cold at times. If you need to work in cold water get these, as the insulation in the hand portion is quite thick, yet still flexible enough to use a screw driver. They are insulated up the arm as well, but not as thick. The arms a roomy, I can wear a sweatshirt and there is plenty of room for my arms, and I am a big guy. I also have large hands, and wear an XL glove typically. These fit just fine. If I ever need another pair, I will get these again.

Very poor quality construction and materials. I don’t expect these to last very long, will probably return them. The seams look like they are about to come apart and they are brand new. Disappointing!

An excellent product from a small midwestern company. My husband utilizes these around the farm/ranch when repairing stock watering tanks in cold weather. No more freezing cold fingers and arms. We keep a pair in every truck and tractor. He highly recommends these!