DEWALT Touchscreen Cold Weather Gloves Make Fall and Winter Work Easier

DEWALT fixed two problems: keeping your hands warm and using your phone while wearing gloves.

Right now, that might not sound like a big deal. But just wait until November hits, your phone buzzes, and you’re stuck choosing between answering or letting your hand freeze off like you’re in an episode of Survivor: North Dakota.

The DEWALT DPG752 Touchscreen Cold Weather Gloves offer a much better option.

The gloves feature a 60g Thinsulate thermal liner designed to help keep your hands warm during cold-weather work. More importantly, their touchscreen capability lets you operate a compatible device without removing them.

You can answer calls, fire off texts, pull up directions, or check your work orders, all without peeling off your gloves. It sounds basic, but after a few hours in the cold, it’s the only feature you’ll care about.

Nobody wants to play the “take off the glove, use the phone, put the glove back on” game 25 times before lunch.

These are not just touchscreen gloves with a DEWALT logo slapped on them. They are designed for jobs where your hands need warmth, grip and protection.

Key features include:

1. 60g Thinsulate thermal liner for cold-weather comfort
2. Touchscreen capability for using compatible devices
3. Synthetic leather palm with added padding to help reduce hand fatigue
4. Neoprene knuckle guard for extra protection in tight spaces
5. Reinforced thumb saddle and palm patch for added durability
6. Hook-and-loop closure for a secure, adjustable fit
7. Reflective piping for greater visibility in low-light conditions

That combination makes the gloves useful for working outside all day or for knocking out weekend projects before the snow arrives.

The DEWALT Touchscreen Cold Weather Gloves can earn their spot during plenty of seasonal jobs:

1. Raking leaves and cleaning up the yard
2. Loading tools and materials
3. Working in an unheated garage
4. Operating outdoor power equipment
5. Clearing snow and ice
6. Performing vehicle or equipment maintenance
7. Handling cold tools, lumber and hardware
8. Tackling outdoor repairs in low-light conditions

They would also make a practical pair to keep in your truck. When cold weather shows up earlier than expected, you will be glad they are sitting behind the seat instead of back home in the garage.

Don't make the mistake of underestimating the importance of gloves. They keep your hands warmer, protect common wear areas and with this pair, let you use your phone without taking them off.

Once the temperature drops, that convenience stops feeling like a bonus and starts feeling like the entire reason to own them.