Wells Lamont glove waterproofing?

[Dan.dan.]

I just got a pair of wells Lamont gloves and I was wondering if I should waterproof them with something like sno seal or would that ruin them. I’m just not sure because they didn't come with their own waterproofing stuff in the package.

 

[Vish-shoe]

If you wanted waterproof gloves you shouldn’t have gotten leather. They don’t need it.

 

[Shifty_God]

I just use my extra lube

 

[Dan.dan.]

If you wanted waterproof gloves you shouldn’t have gotten leather. They don’t need it.

Makes sense, was just wondering in case I felt like I needed to at some point.

 

[SofaKingSick]

If you wanted waterproof gloves you shouldn’t have gotten leather. They don’t need it.

this post confused me

OP, those will be water resistant. most of the time when i get gloves like these i just leave them alone cause they do the job. if i think i'll be shoving them in the snow a lot or need to rely on them in more serious situations, i do the waterproof treatment to seal em up (i use the spray variety cause im lazy). so basically it's up to you, if you get your gloves snowy and wet often you might wanna hit em with it but they're fine for your typical mostly dry use

 

[Dan.dan.]

this post confused me

OP, those will be water resistant. most of the time when i get gloves like these i just leave them alone cause they do the job. if i think i'll be shoving them in the snow a lot or need to rely on them in more serious situations, i do the waterproof treatment to seal em up (i use the spray variety cause im lazy). so basically it's up to you, if you get your gloves snowy and wet often you might wanna hit em with it but they're fine for your typical mostly dry use

Oh ok that makes more sense I’ll prob run them as is and if they get bad I’ll add the water proof.

 

[KilaTsunami]

I have those, they’re great. Water or warmth has never been an issue for me with them. Idk if they’re technically water “proof” but they’re definitely highly resistant