HANDLANDY Winter Work Gloves (3M Thinsulate, touchscreen, waterproof/windproof) – Black Grey, size M

The essentials

If you’re heading into proper cold weather and you still need usable grip and phone access, these HANDLANDY winter work gloves are built around that everyday reality. They bring textured PU leather on the palm for hold and durability, plus 3M Thinsulate insulation and a Warmplush lining to help trap heat when the temperature drops.

They’re also designed for winter outdoors where wind and light moisture are part of the job: the gloves use a flexible waterproof and windproof backing, and there are water-resistant finger gussets to help with snow and drizzle. That said, it’s worth keeping expectations realistic—these gloves are described as water-repellent but not fully waterproof, and they’re not recommended for prolonged immersion.

A practical bonus for UK buyers is the touchscreen convenience. With five touchscreen-compatible fingertips, you can check your phone, use a sat-nav screen, or snap a quick photo without taking the gloves off and losing warmth.

Where they stand out for day-to-day use

The palm design is the thing you’ll notice first. The textured PU leather grip, reinforced stitching, and keystone thumb design are aimed at flexibility and a non-slip hold—useful when you’re carrying tools, handling rope, or simply walking on slippery surfaces in the cold. It’s a setup that makes sense for “winter work” as much as “winter sport”, rather than being purely a ski accessory.

Then there’s the heat-lining approach: 3M Thinsulate insulation plus a Warmplush lining is intended to create a thermal barrier that helps keep body heat in, while blocking external cold. In plain terms, you should expect comfort in freezing conditions, especially for outdoor tasks that keep you moving.

For keeping the warmth in, the wrist closure matters. There’s an adjustable wrist strap and elastic closure designed to seal out wind and cold air. Anti-lost buckles and detachable wrist leashes are also a neat detail if you’re working near machinery or carrying gear—you don’t want to be constantly thinking about where your gloves have gone.

A quick look at limitations (so you don’t get caught out)

These gloves aren’t perfect in every weather scenario. Even though they’re described as having a flexible waterproof and windproof backing, the wording also states they’re not fully waterproof and shouldn’t be used for prolonged immersion. If you regularly end up with your hands underwater or in standing slush for long periods, you may find you want something more strictly waterproof.

Also, the touchscreen feature is helpful, but touchscreen accuracy can depend quite a bit on your device and screen sensitivity. On paper, it’s five fingertips—so it’s designed for everyday checks—but it may not replace fully-gloved precision work.

Tech specs

• Name: HANDLANDY Winter Work Gloves
• Type: Winter insulated work gloves
• Material: Textured PU leather palm
• Insulation: 3M Thinsulate
• Colour: Black Grey
• Size: M
• Display: Touchscreen-compatible fingertips (5)

Who it suits (and who should be cautious)

It’s a good fit if you want insulated winter gloves that can handle typical cold-weather tasks—working outdoors, hiking, driving, or winter sports—without feeling like you’ll need to remove them every time you want your phone.

It makes sense if you prioritise grip and day-to-day practicality: a textured palm, reinforced stitching, and a wrist design that helps block wind. The touchscreen fingertips are a genuine convenience feature, especially in UK winter where you’ll often be stopping for directions, photos, or quick messages.

It may not suit you if you expect fully waterproof performance for long periods of immersion, or if you’re regularly working in extreme wet conditions. Better avoided if your glove choice needs to behave like a dedicated waterproof shell for water-heavy jobs.

Making the most of them

A simple test to get the best experience is to adjust the wrist strap so there’s no big gap between glove and sleeve. That’s the part that helps keep wind and cold air out.

For a micro scenario: imagine you’re walking the dog in icy weather, gloves on, phone in your hand. With touchscreen fingertips, you can scroll and unlock your phone without exposing bare skin. For the grip side, the textured PU palm design is there for the everyday “hold-on-tight” moments—especially when conditions are slick.

Buying verdict

Is it worth it? These HANDLANDY winter work gloves look like a sensible mid-range style choice for cold-weather comfort, grip, and phone usability. If you’re balancing winter protection with real-world convenience—insulated warmth, wind resistance, and a palm that’s meant to hold up under use—they fit that brief.

You may want to skip them if your main requirement is fully waterproof performance for prolonged immersion, because the description explicitly frames them as water-repellent rather than fully waterproof. In that case, you’d likely be better served by a glove approach that’s more strictly built for wet submersion.

Mini FAQ

Are these gloves fully waterproof?

They’re designed with a flexible waterproof and windproof backing, but they’re described as not fully waterproof and not recommended for prolonged immersion.

Do they work with smartphones?

Yes—there are five touchscreen-compatible fingertips intended to let you use devices without taking the gloves off.

What are they mainly for?

The idea is winter work and winter activities: tasks outdoors, hiking, skiing/snowboarding, camping, and even driving in cold conditions.

How do they keep warmth in?

They use 3M Thinsulate insulation and a Warmplush lining, plus an adjustable wrist strap and elastic closure to help seal out wind and cold air.