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Keeping your hands warm while working in cold conditions can be a real challenge. The colder your hands get, the more difficult it is to perform your tasks. Since your workload doesn't slow down when temperatures fall, it's important to find winter work gloves that are suitable for the weather conditions and the work you have to do.

Traditional winter work gloves

For basic durability and protection when a high degree of dexterity isn't required, a winter work glove that is made primarily of pigskin or split leather cowhide can give you the warmth you need at an affordable price. 

Choose this glove style when your work includes basic tasks like snow shoveling, operating a snow blower, and outdoor chores. The exterior materials on these traditional winter work gloves will stand up to the everyday rough treatment of these activities.

Hybrid winter work gloves combine durability with snug-fitting comfort

If you need more insulation and dexterity than your basic winter work glove can provide, you'll want to try a "hybrid" winter work glove that combines an insulated lining and durable leather palm with stretchy man-made materials. This design gives the glove a snugger fitting profile, good for working in tight spaces, and the cuff keeps snow and cold at bay.

Mechanic style winter work gloves

Mechanic-style gloves are necessary when you must have maximum dexterity and the ability to feel what you're working on, not to mention protection against banged knuckles and other hazards. When the temperature drops, you'll want an insulated mechanic-style glove to keep you comfortable, protected, and productive.

Winter drivers gloves

Drivers gloves offer a degree of protection and comfort while making it easier to grip the steering wheel while driving. Insulated drivers gloves provide all of these benefits and also are suitable for use during cold weather, making them ideal for anyone who needs to drive or run everyday errands in winter.