Mechanix ColdWork Original Winter Gloves

Looking for winter gloves that allow you to do things with your fingers? Look no further. These are perfect for all sorts of outdoor work that requires dexterity. Also nice for shooting in cold weather. For really cold days, put these underneath and big thick mittens on top.

• Heavyweight fleece construction
• Water-resistant SoftShell back of hand prevents the cold air from sneaking in
• C40 3M Thinsulate Insulation traps warm air to help regulate your body temperature
• Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR) closure creates a secure fit to your wrist
• Rugged Armortex^® thumb saddle reinforcement
• Touchscreen-capable synthetic leather palm provides dexterity and durability. Don’t try to write any meaningful messages though. Answering the phone and swiping away your Tinder dates works just fine.
• Removable spring clip for easy storage
• Water resistant and machine washable

Use

Because these are really dextrous for being winter gloves, some compromises had to be made regarding warmth. In other words, they aren’t the gloves you want for your Antarctic expedition. Unless you want your fingers amputated of course. For really cold weather and just standing still in frozen darkness, you should bring along thicker mittens. For wintery deer hunting, these are fantastic underneath big and loose-fitting mittens. When it is time to shoot, just drop the mitten from the trigger finger hand.

Since these have some insulation, they feel a bit tighter than the non-insulated Originals. If you want a really snug fit, take what you normally would wear. If you’d like some air in between your fingers and the glove, go one size bigger.

Manufactured by Mechanix Wear

Mechanix Wear is one of the most well-known glove companies in military circles. As the name might indicate, they were originally made for mechanics who value dexterity. However, they quickly found their way into military use since dexterity is also vital when using firearms. Nowadays Mechanix gloves are used by soldiers all over the world.