Schwer CR3306 Waterproof Work Gloves, Medium, Double Latex-Coated, ANSI A2
Product description
For outdoor tasks that call for water protection and grip, the Schwer CR3306 gloves combine a double latex coating with a high-visibility orange finish. This medium-size version is listed as ANSI A2 cut resistant.
The package includes two pairs, so there is a spare pair for ongoing chores or a second work area. The gloves are made from nylon and latex and have an elastic slip-on cuff.
They are described for jobs such as snow shoveling, gardening, cleaning, and fishing. Their coated construction makes them a different choice from basic fabric gloves when wet conditions are part of the task.
Usage tips
Use them for outdoor or cleanup work where keeping hands dry and maintaining grip on tools are priorities. The listed uses also include construction and handling wet materials. The high-visibility orange color can help make the gloves easier to see while working outside, though it is not a substitute for task-specific safety gear.
The gloves are reusable and should be hand-washed with mild soap and warm water, then air-dried. The care instructions say not to machine-wash or machine-dry them. For a practical example, they could be worn while tending a wet garden or preparing fishing gear, then cleaned and left to dry before the next use.
Specifications
- Name: Schwer CR3306
- Type: Waterproof work gloves
- Size: Medium
- Material: Nylon and latex
- Color: Waterproof orange
- Compatibility: Adult fit
- Dimensions: 15 centimeters glove length
- Weight: 0.17 kg
- What’s included: 2 pairs of gloves
- Reference: ANSI A2 cut resistant
What stands out
The main distinction is the double latex coating, with coated palms intended to provide grip in wet or dry conditions. The gloves are also described as waterproof and wind resistant, which suits outdoor work where exposure to water or wind is a concern. Their lightweight construction and elastic cuff support routine handling tasks without adding a complicated closure.
Customer feedback is generally positive about staying dry, fit, durability, and use across activities such as gardening and fishing. Thermal impressions are less consistent: some buyers say the gloves keep hands warm, while others report sweating or feel they lack insulation. No separate insulation material is listed, so these are best viewed as coated work gloves rather than a dedicated insulated winter glove. That distinction matters for prolonged cold exposure.
The ANSI A2 cut-resistance listing is useful when comparing them with general-purpose gloves, but it does not establish protection against every cut, puncture, or job hazard. Match the glove to the specific task and its safety requirements.
Questions before you buy
Are these gloves waterproof? They are listed as waterproof, with a double latex coating described as covering the hands. They are intended for wet work, but the listing does not specify a test method or duration of water exposure.
How should they be cleaned? Hand-wash with mild soap and warm water, then air-dry. Machine washing and machine drying are not recommended in the care instructions.
Are they insulated for cold weather? The product is promoted for cold-weather use, but no insulation material is specified. Buyer feedback on warmth is mixed, so consider a dedicated insulated glove if insulation is your main requirement.
When it makes sense
Worth considering if you need reusable, medium-size gloves for wet outdoor chores and want coated palms, high visibility, and a stated ANSI A2 cut-resistance level in one product. The two-pair pack also suits regular tasks where having a second pair available is useful. It’s not for you if your decision depends on confirmed thermal insulation or protection beyond the listed cut-resistance level, those requirements call for a glove with explicitly documented protection for that specific job.