Lets be honest here. No decoy glove will keep you completely dry and warm. Right?? WRONG! I bought these bad boys in hopes of not getting my hands frozen while breaking ice to set decoys in waist deep water. Not one time have my hands been wet while wearing these last year. As a mater of fact on a slow morning I decided to take a little nap after breaking ice and woke up to find my gloves frozen solid. Here is the weird thing, I was wearing them and never notice. My hands wear as warm as could be and the outside of the glove was solid ice due to me dunking them for a hour while pushing larger sheets of ice under the surrounding ice sheets. AMAZING

Love these gloves. Have two pairs awesome for setting decoys!

I was skeptical of a non “rubber” based glove being waterproof. These gloves erased that skepticism. The are truly waterproof and incredibly warm. The dexterity is much better than any rubber glove and they’re tough. I hunt big water with spreads of 75 decoys. Each with a 4 pound weight and 8-10 feet of cord. We wrap the cord around the midsection of the decoys. The cords throw off plenty of water. Warm and dry every time even in November ice water. Thanks Drake.

These gloves are sloppy, the liner isn’t sewn into the fingers. There’s no piece of gear that annoys me more than these gloves. I spend 5 minutes trying to fit each finger appropriately, usually while they are freezing cold, and basically have no use of my pinkie fingers. They are not for true cold weather hunters. I’d throw them away if I hadn’t already spent $90 on them.

if your hand is just the slightest damp or wet, you' will never get your hand in them. Browning made a wicked wing glove similar to this a few years ago, and the inside material was water resistant until you got to the wrist of the glove... so your hand had an on ramp to get to the actual glove part. I'll never buy this again. Wish they'd bring back the wicked wing glove.