what are the best kind of gloves to get for working in a freezer?

[murphy55d]

I started working in the frozen food section at work and the one freezer is -3 degrees, the other -13. I'll be constantly handling extremely cold boxes and stuff, and working in there for a decent amount of time, so it's time to buy a good pair of gloves. What kind should I look for? I didn't think leather work gloves would be a good thing to get- but I may be wrong on that.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

 

[Carbo]

Warm ones.

 

[klah]

Something similar to these..

 

[Demon-Xanth]

I'd recommend some fleece lined leather gloves. They'll keep you warm and hold up for a good long time, and you may look into glove liners as well. They're basically thin gloves made from thinsulate or a similar material and help out in keeping your hands comfortable.

 

[0roo0roo]

kind of odd they don't supply an employee with basic protection... odd odd odd

 

[murphy55d]

Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
kind of odd they don't supply an employee with basic protection... odd odd odd

it isn't odd, it's walmart.

EDIT- actually, could this be considered a tax write-off? Since I need to purchase these to do my job?