Are these good for cold and wet areas? Would they be good to use in the snow?
199467
Probably not. They get wet and your heads will get cold. Not water proof or resistant for that matter.
199468
You will have to use your own waterproofing solution. And no, wind passes right through hem so I would not recommend them for cold weather.
627187
No they would not be warm enough for biking in below zero temps. That's not what they were made for. They are meant to retain water so one may keep their body temperature more easily. If you want something to handle very cold water, you want something thicker or made for that kind of thing. These are more for mildly cold and warm water. If you want to bike in below zero temps then just buy winter gloves or something.
30810
I wear these gloves when running a wet saw in winter time. just above freezing water is nasty for the hands! These gloves are completely waterproof and you can't feel the temp of the water. They are not overly resistant to cuts but are fairly durable.
387400
I live in panam, so I don`t know about cold. but with the water splashing they are perfect. I do recomen them.
366107
They are made of thick rubber, so yes. They will definitely keep your feet dry. But there is no lining in them. You'll need to add a liner or thick socks. I'd guess that if you won't be outside for very long that that would make a decent snow boot if you add liners and/or thick socks. If you are going to be outside for a longer period of time or live in extremely cold climates, then this is probably not the best choice for you.
611352
I didn't buy them for wearing anywhere except to bed in the winter. For that they work GREAT! How they would hold up in boots is iffy. They seem a bit to 'fluffy' for much hard wearing. I would try it but would wear thin 'wicking' socks under them.
1226873
If you can manage to keep them on the dog then yes they work well in snow. Unfortunately, I couldn't manage to keep them on the dog to benefit from these :(
1872999
I am using them outdoors. I live where there is snow in the winter so I will take them in until spring.
2153637
I suppose that would depend on what kind of conditions you're skiing in. I've only skied here in Michigan, and I would be sweating in these. I would put these on the low end of "low to medium activity." Great for outdoor work like cutting wood where you're not really moving around a lot.
281752
They should be good for snow and ice with the aggressive tread design but I'm in Az and haven't taken them in snow yet.
1200474
Before mine died (due to frayed wiring), I left them outside once. It snowed, then rained. I didn't find them for a couple of days. But they still worked fine after recharging.
957305
yes! very good o ice. Just enough traction. If you have snow pack on top too, they will pack snow but clean out very quickly. They never slip off of my Bogs and are easily cleaned of mud/ice with the tap of a wooden stick or broom handle. I just leave them on my ice fishing boots year round.
871384
No, they are not. They are made of black fleece with a plastic "skid" pad. These will definitely absorb water in wet conditions. They work well in dryer conditions, to protect from salt and other road chemicals in the winter, and keep feet a little warmer but, they get wet easily.
387399
I live in panamá, so I don`t know about cold. but with the water splashing they are perfect. I do recomen them.
1997284
Yes we've had them for over a year and they work very well. We got lots of snow last year.
1494678
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend - they freeze in winter conditions. Weather Tech better choice, IMHO.
1386713
They have good tread but I've never used them in snow or on ice. I think the design would be as good as any i've seen for those conditions.