Cold weather impact gloves?

Got a pair of these.
Work well, have lasted 4 months of flatbed with winding straps and torquing wrenches. Not a lot of insulation on them, but they retain heat you generate through work pretty well. The back is heavy rubber and does a good job of insulating.

Pretty worth the price overall.

 

http://www.hexarmor.com/launch/cold...cold weather gloves&utm_campaign=cold_weather

these work well.

 

https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/mens/accessories/gloves If you're in ND or similar get the under armour glove liners too, Works just like the 4.0 shirts and pants. If it's -30 or colder they work well, if it's warmer they start burning me up so I have to start removing layers. Hand warmers are cheap too and work up to 8hrs.

 

https://www.safetygloves.com/oil-gas/rig-lizard-arctic-reg-2023.html

https://www.safetygloves.com/oil-gas/rig-lizard-arcticr-tp-x-r-palm-2026.html

I've used both of these. The 26's are warmer, but you'll have more dexterity with the 23's.

 

there is a "Buy now " at the link I posted