Mitaines à un doigt de la série WorkPro en peau de vache pleine fleur, Dakota Workpro Series

I have never owned insulated gloves that fit so small. I originally ordered large and found the index finger was abnormally tight ( width wise ) inside the glove. I returned it to try XL and found it was also too tight. This style is made with good leather, but, for some reason the manufacturer has no consistency in sizing. I went with the white Dakota gauntlet in a large instead as it fits much better to accurate sizing. If the sizing was more accurate these would be a five star leather work glove.

Very satisfied with the quality of these mitts. I work in a sugar bush during the winter and it took me a few years to finally find a pair that keep my hands warm. They end up soaking in water on mild days but will still keep surprisingly warm.

The mitts are great quality but run very small in size.

Used them for less than a month before I got holes in the fingers. Very disappointed, I guess I assumed workwear would last for a longer period of time. No warranty on gloves even if they are garbage

Great gloves but tear to seam after only a couple weeks of wearing . Really like the feel and warmth but disappointed with the robust qualities of this workwear glove

They would be great if they fit!! Xl size is a Med of any other glove at best.

Great quality, soft leather, warm and perfect for working outdoors.

I work in snow removal in canada. I just spent 9 hours in the cold ussually for an hour straight at a time (small breaks in the truck of less then 5 mins between sites) . I didn't wear any under layer with these gloves and my hands stayed withing a very comfortable temperature range the whole day. I started my first site with hand warmers in the mitts seeing as it was -30 and had to pull them out in a matter of minutes because my hands got too hot... in -30 Celsius haha. I also use a very powerful blower to clear the snow, so I get covered in snow, and hit with lots of extra wind chill all day. Just simply shaking my hand free of any snow before hoping back in the warm truck prevented them from even getting damp. I also used them in -5 and my hands didn't get too warm. So they should work all season long. Fingers crossed. The one finger allows me to fuel up small machines, make mixed fuel, and start all my machines even hitting the hard to reach primer bulb on the blower without taking the gloves off. I usually burn through a few pairs of ski gloves a year due to the gasoline and salt exposure. If these are as durable as the last leather ones I got. I will be buying a pair for all of my salary guys next year. I highly recommend these gloves.