West Chester 712SG Heavy Weight String Knit Gloves [Gray] - [Pack of 12 Pairs] 9.5 in. Length, 4 in. Width 7 Cut Poly Cotton Safety Gloves, Grey, Large

These are very nice mid-weight gloves. I would definitely not call them "heavy" weight - heavy weight in my mind would be more like a skiing glove. That being said, they are much thicker than glove liners. They do the job and keep my hands warm. I love the fact that I got a dozen of them - I tossed several pair in my truck (I used rubber bands to tie pairs together) so I when I inevitably lose one (or a pair), I have extras. A pair in each jacket and I'm good to go. These won't keep your hands dry and they don't really block high winds, but they most definitely do the job. 12 pair for under $10 is a killer deal for these!

Not sure about heavy weight. Maybe medium weight. Very serviceable and durable. An excellent value which I will definitely purchase again.Good for keeping my hands warm when the colder weather comes and I'm feeding animals in early morning.ETA: After using them for several months, I'm extremely pleased with the value. They are warm on cold morning feeding the animals and excellent for picking up junk and general work. They are more durable than the white cotton string gloves. The polyester adds some strength. I carry my leather gloves for picking up really ragged or thorny stuff, but the gray gloves are great for general purpose.

These are nice gloves for the price. They are LARGE and IMNSHO, would be TOO large for a woman, but the label in the gloves says 'ladies,' which is confusing/interesting. I had somewhat wondered about the white around the rim, being more feminine, but everything else 'fit the bill' for what I was wanting. My husband has neuropathy on his left side and that hand is often cold - these are a good weight for that.

I work outside and wear these during the winter. They keep my hands warm and are washable too which is a plus. Solid gloves for the price

What a great buy for the price; we handed out gloves to the homeless on Xmas morning and being able to buy 60 pairs for $50 was wonderful.They are not the most pleasant material; a bit rough for my hands. And while sturdily made, they aren't very thick and wouldn't be warm enough in very cold weather. But still much better than nothing.

I have been around the block a few years and tried all kinds of lightweight gloves. the brown jersey ones are good for about a day in the stone business. As soon as I put these on I knew they were a winner. Looking forward to many warm hand days without my fingers getting cold from premature wear and tear. The value for the dollar, BUY THESE.

Can't beat the price. I put these inside cheap leather gloves for winter work. Sometimes I have to take the leather gloves off to work on equipment so I put the leather gloves inside my vest to keep them warm and just ware these for a few minutes. They are thick enough to protect from the cold and thin enough to work with. I throw them in the washer with my greasy cloths!

If you wear a glove size 10 or 12 these are perfect and very warm. I do Commercial Roofing and Metal work in Philly I buy these every winter because it's hard finding a good pair of gloves that fit right. And for the price you don't feel bad throwing them in the trash when you're done with em.

I love everything about them, theyre big on my hands but work perfectly as an outer layer with a smaller cotton glove inside.

Doesn't compare to the anti-friction ones selling for same price. Good glove but far overpriced.

Large =giganticI am not sure who these would fit, but they are BIG fellas...

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