I own a pair of Give'rs' and this is my everything glove (grilling/dog grooming/oil change/yard work/etc). I live in warm Cali and highly recommend. 10/10
I have the Frontier Mittens and they are the warmest gloves I've ever owned. They are the only glove that has never left my hands cold on a windy Vermont chair lift at 0F.
I live in Chicago and have all three pairs, purchased before I saw them on Huckberry. I have the light weight ones for the dog park in the summer, the regular ones for fall/winter, and the 4 seasons for the heart of the Chicago winter. I really love them and highly recommend them. Also want to give a shout out to their customer support team who helped me modify and wax the standard gloves. These are the companies you want to support and see succeed!
I bought my gloves and they are already tearing, I work in a -15 degree freezer with a scan gun and picking up heavy boxes 12 hours a day, it has not been a year and I'm going to have to get another pair of gloves
Was very interested in these gloves, until I find out they are made in Pakistan. Hefty price for out of country work. Why not have them made in America?
yeah, all my experience with that part of the world has been bad. they dont tend to care about quality as much and seem more intent on scamming than just doing a hard days work. the more i have to work with them the more clear it becomes their culture is not meant for high quality or longevity. their attitudes just do not align with those concepts. interviewing 5 people from pakistan with an average 4 years of work experience will show 30 different jobs across the 5 of them. they just dont care about who they work for or the work theyre doing and are only out to move to the next job to try and make a little more money. the only good part about working with pakistanis is how hilariously, over the top racist they are towards indians. which isnt anything that should be a pro, it should be a con but somehow it isnt because theyre all basically the same but hate each other for being the way they are. just a hard pass all around.
Make no mistake about it, these are not heavy duty work gloves. You will split the fingers doing actual rough work with them. You Want a good looking glove for the slopes, a hike, stacking fire wood okay. Wear them on a job site and you just wasted $112
Well Yes but most people want them for hiking is something and want them not to rip hands and the glove when handling fire wood or simply holding to the branch. Not like working with concrete blocks.
HELP! I saw a guy stick his in a pot of boiling water and thought it was cool. I tried it with one and now that glove has become very tight. Did I permanently screw it up or will it become soft and looser again?
I purchased the 2XL 4 seasons glove for $119 and have worn them in outdoor temps of 25F. My review: Buy for looks maybe, buy for warmth and durability definitely not for $119. Fingers get cold quickly and without even touching snow. Not impressed at all.
I live in northern ontario. I hunt, trap, cut a lot of fire wood, ice fish, and use my sled for all this. I buy insulated lether gloves for $20 a pair every year. There is no way in hell these will last me 6 years to make it worth buying. You are on drugs
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I own a pair of Give'rs' and this is my everything glove (grilling/dog grooming/oil change/yard work/etc). I live in warm Cali and highly recommend. 10/10
I have the Frontier Mittens and they are the warmest gloves I've ever owned. They are the only glove that has never left my hands cold on a windy Vermont chair lift at 0F.
I live in Chicago and have all three pairs, purchased before I saw them on Huckberry. I have the light weight ones for the dog park in the summer, the regular ones for fall/winter, and the 4 seasons for the heart of the Chicago winter. I really love them and highly recommend them. Also want to give a shout out to their customer support team who helped me modify and wax the standard gloves. These are the companies you want to support and see succeed!
10/10 BUBS! If you don't own a pair GET EM NOW
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I bought my gloves and they are already tearing, I work in a -15 degree freezer with a scan gun and picking up heavy boxes 12 hours a day, it has not been a year and I'm going to have to get another pair of gloves
Sorry to hear about that. Give our support line a shout at support@huckberry.com and we'll see what we can do to help.
Kinco is a tougher glove!
Was very interested in these gloves, until I find out they are made in Pakistan. Hefty price for out of country work. Why not have them made in America?
yeah, all my experience with that part of the world has been bad. they dont tend to care about quality as much and seem more intent on scamming than just doing a hard days work. the more i have to work with them the more clear it becomes their culture is not meant for high quality or longevity. their attitudes just do not align with those concepts. interviewing 5 people from pakistan with an average 4 years of work experience will show 30 different jobs across the 5 of them. they just dont care about who they work for or the work theyre doing and are only out to move to the next job to try and make a little more money. the only good part about working with pakistanis is how hilariously, over the top racist they are towards indians. which isnt anything that should be a pro, it should be a con but somehow it isnt because theyre all basically the same but hate each other for being the way they are. just a hard pass all around.
such a weird comment all around. Some thoughts are better left bottled up inside. @@turdferguson7686
Kinco is a better glove.
Just wait till the liner gets bunched up after pulling out a sweaty hand. This is especially fun while on a cold chairlift.
Make no mistake about it, these are not heavy duty work gloves. You will split the fingers doing actual rough work with them.
You Want a good looking glove for the slopes, a hike, stacking fire wood okay. Wear them on a job site and you just wasted $112
Well Yes but most people want them for hiking is something and want them not to rip hands and the glove when handling fire wood or simply holding to the branch. Not like working with concrete blocks.
Kinco is the way to go!
What do you recommend?
I own givers and kincos i love them both but i feel kinco make a better glove.
HELP! I saw a guy stick his in a pot of boiling water and thought it was cool. I tried it with one and now that glove has become very tight. Did I permanently screw it up or will it become soft and looser again?
I purchased the 2XL 4 seasons glove for $119 and have worn them in outdoor temps of 25F. My review: Buy for looks maybe, buy for warmth and durability definitely not for $119. Fingers get cold quickly and without even touching snow. Not impressed at all.
I live in northern ontario. I hunt, trap, cut a lot of fire wood, ice fish, and use my sled for all this. I buy insulated lether gloves for $20 a pair every year. There is no way in hell these will last me 6 years to make it worth buying. You are on drugs
Which brand/ model do you buy for $20?
Are these really made in Pakistan?! 😔
Dogshit product that doesn't hold up to hard work on the construction site. Poor fools who got suckered into it, by this bullshit 'durable' pandering.