Bogmar Polish Army Winter gloves - black

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16.05.2026

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Can anything bad come from the army? Seriously though—the price-to-quality ratio is right. They sleep well at 36.6°C. :) A bit rough, but they keep you warm.

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07.05.2026

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Comfortable and warm. There weren't many occasions to use them this year, but for the amount that I did, they are comfortable and look good (neutral). It's better to choose one size bigger than usual (comparing to work boots). I definitely recommend them.

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18.02.2026

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The gloves are quite small – even though I have slim but long fingers, they barely fit me in length and width. Usually, size 10 or XL fits me better. In my opinion, they will work better for people with smaller hands, maybe women. I tested them once at -5°C and they fulfilled their function well. The price matches the quality and material, and the gloves themselves seem solid. I do not recommend them for people with large hands, but apart from that, they are worth considering.

The gloves are really nice, I wouldn't really wear them as typical winter gloves but in winter for shooting, for example with an air rifle, they are perfect. They provide adequate protection for this kind of use. The material is relatively thin, soft, and pleasant to the touch. I consider the purchase successful because they have served me well for the second year now.

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05.01.2026

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Literally right away, after picking up the package, they passed the test during a snowstorm and a temperature of -5°C, and definitely felt even colder. A great purchase.

Opinion after a year of use. Unfortunately, the gloves turned out not to be very durable. The seams on the fingers have come apart in two places. Maybe this is the result of regular use while cycling and wearing them over thinner polar fleece gloves. Unfortunately, at temperatures around zero, they are not sufficient - hands get cold. Aside from the seam issue, the material does not wear through.

Good gloves made of pleasant cotton, a nice change from ubiquitous artificial materials. Maybe not for severe frost, but they work for our Polish winter. They withstand walks with the dog and constant movement of the leash across the fingers. A bit stiff at first, but after a few wears they become comfortable and well-fitted.

Well-made gloves, I use them every day in the garden, or for outdoor work around the house, or for going shopping. Gloves are for up to -10°C max, and only if you're doing something and using your hands, otherwise your hands will start to freeze. They don't get dirty quickly, shrink after washing, but after a few minutes of wearing, they return to the same size.

Definitely a budget option. Warm and good for this price, but the comfort of use is low. The material at the wrist is very wide, basically shaped like a lampshade. The finger sections are short, there’s not much room. Clearly, it’s a budget product.

Well - these gloves are a very unsuccessful purchase, fortunately the low price is adequate to the quality. I couldn't get them on my hands at all. They have a strange shape, more narrow than wide - for a narrow and long hand, not to say: feminine. As for the material - I didn't test them in the field due to not being able to put them on. But the specifics of the material and its thickness probably won't allow for comfortable use in sub-zero temperatures.

The gloves are more for those with larger hands, as those with slimmer ones will have too much space, which isn't good for doing any manual work.

Tested on a bike (40 minutes) at around 3-4°C. They do the job. They are not additionally insulated gloves, and you need to remember that. My hands are average size, rather slim. Size M - the fingers are too tight, the middle of the hand too loose, you could fit a pack of matches inside, but for the price of 25 PLN I recommend the purchase. If you lose them, it's not a big deal. The material seems solid. There is no chemical or workshop smell.

Solid, warm, and very comfortable. For Polish conditions, they are just right and only on the coldest days did I feel the chill. They are much better than the most popular fabric gloves, and at the same time have a good price.

If someone uses gloves in temperatures from +10 to 0, you can say they're ok. At -4, being outside for over an hour, my hands were numb. Interestingly, at some point I took out my phone to record a video and take some pictures, and after 10 minutes it turned out that the hand without a glove was warmer than the one with the glove. Even keeping my hands in my pockets I was freezing, and I never get cold.

Well-made gloves, I use them every day in the garden, or for outdoor work around the house, or for going shopping. Gloves for up to -10°C max, and only if you're doing something and using your hands, otherwise your hands will start to freeze. They don't get dirty quickly, shrink after washing, but after a few minutes of wearing, return to their original size.