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Description
Insulated Waterproof Work Gloves With 150G Thinsulate and TPU Liner
Product Overview
Below minus 20, most gloves are just fabric around cold fingers. The Tough Duck WG06 Agassiz winter work gloves are named after the glacial ice sheet that carved Manitoba, NW Ontario, and the Dakotas. They are made for that kind of cold. A TPU waterproof breathable liner seals out moisture completely. 150G of 3M Thinsulate traps heat. A 300D poly oxford shell with Teflon finish resists water, stains, and abrasion.
And fluorescent reflective elements keep your hands visible on dark winter jobsites. These are waterproof hi-vis winter work gloves with Thinsulate that handle the worst conditions Canada throws at outdoor workers.
Key Features of Tough Duck WG06 Agassiz Waterproof Winter Work Gloves
- TPU waterproof/breathable liner seals out rain, snow, slush, and standing water completely. Unlike water-resistant coatings that break down with use, a TPU membrane is a physical barrier laminated inside the shell. It blocks liquid while still letting sweat vapor escape. For workers deciding whether they need waterproof or water resistant gloves for working in snow, this is the waterproof option.
- 150G 3M Thinsulate insulation is the heaviest Thinsulate weight Tough Duck offers. It holds warmth during sustained exposure in extreme cold without the bulk that kills dexterity. These are Thinsulate insulated waterproof gloves that keep hands dry and warm through full shifts in sub-zero temperatures.
- 300D poly oxford shell with Teflon finish resists water penetration, oil stains, and surface abrasion. The Teflon coating causes liquids to bead and roll off instead of soaking into the fabric. Winter work gloves with a Teflon coating and storm cuff for harsh conditions stay cleaner and dry faster between uses.
- Rib-knit storm cuff wraps snug around the wrist and lower forearm to block wind and snow from entering the glove. A standard cuff leaves a gap. A storm cuff seals it. In exposed conditions with blowing snow or sustained wind, this is the detail that keeps cold air from reaching the insulation.
- Fluorescent green reflective elements on a hi-vis orange shell make these gloves visible in daylight and in low light. The reflective strips catch headlights, work lamps, and flashlights. Hi-vis waterproof work gloves with reflective elements for low light conditions are a requirement, not an option, on road-adjacent and regulated jobsites.
- Hook-and-loop wrist tab lets you tighten the fit over the storm cuff for a double seal, or loosen it to vent when your hands run warm during heavy exertion.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tough Duck |
| Model | WG06 (Agassiz Cold Weather Glove) |
| Type | Waterproof Hi-Vis Winter Work Glove |
| Shell | 300D poly oxford with Teflon™ finish |
| Waterproofing | TPU waterproof/breathable liner |
| Insulation | 150G 3M™ Thinsulate™ |
| Cuff | Rib-knit storm cuff + hook-and-loop wrist tab |
| Visibility | Fluorescent green reflective elements on hi-vis orange shell |
| Sizes | Medium, Large, X-Large, 2X-Large |
| Color | Hi-Vis Orange |
Sizing
M through 2XL. The storm cuff adds length at the wrist compared to a standard cuff. If you layer thin liner gloves underneath for extreme cold, your standard size should still fit. The 150G Thinsulate adds some interior bulk but the five-finger design keeps each slot proportional.
When to Wear Them
- Highway and road construction in winter rain, snow, and blowing cold
- Utility pole and overhead line work in freezing precipitation
- Rail corridor maintenance, track work, and winter right-of-way clearing
- Municipal snow removal, salt spreading, and winter emergency response
- Any outdoor trade where you need the best waterproof winter work gloves for extreme cold weather with visibility on regulated jobsites
Buy Tough Duck WG06 Agassiz Waterproof Winter Gloves Online from Cleanflow
The WG06 Agassiz is the extreme-cold option in the Tough Duck mechanic gloves collection. 300D poly oxford waterproof winter gloves available in Canada and the USA in sizes M to 2XL with fluorescent reflective elements for outdoor trades.
Browse the full Tough Duck range or call Cleanflow Utility Supply Company at 1-866-335-1078 (Canada) / 1-204-888-8469 (USA) to check restock timing. Free shipping over $199. 30-day returns.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between waterproof and water resistant in work gloves?
Water resistant gloves use coatings or tightly woven fabric to repel light moisture. Over time, the coating wears off. Waterproof gloves like the WG06 have a TPU membrane laminated inside the shell that physically blocks liquid from reaching the insulation. It does not wear off with use. For workers asking whether they need waterproof or water resistant gloves for snow, the answer depends on exposure: occasional contact with moisture, water resistance is enough. Sustained work in rain, wet snow, or slush, waterproof is the right call.
How warm are these gloves?
150G Thinsulate is the heaviest insulation weight in the Tough Duck lineup. Combined with the TPU waterproof liner (which also blocks wind), the WG06 handles active outdoor work in sustained cold well below minus 20 C. The storm cuff seals the wrist against wind entry, which is often where heat loss starts. For extreme stationary cold, adding a thin liner glove inside extends the range further.
What does the Teflon finish do?
Teflon causes liquids to bead on the shell surface instead of soaking in. Oil, mud, fuel, and water roll off rather than staining or saturating the fabric. It also helps the glove dry faster because moisture sits on the surface rather than absorbing into the fibers. The Teflon finish works alongside the TPU liner, giving TPU waterproof breathable work gloves with 150G Thinsulate an extra layer of weather protection on the outside.
Are these CSA or ANSI rated for hi-vis?
Tough Duck does not list a specific CSA or ANSI hi-vis certification for the WG06. The fluorescent orange shell with green reflective elements provides high visibility in practice, but check your site-specific PPE requirements to confirm whether a formal hi-vis rating is required for hand protection on your jobsite.
Why the name Agassiz?
Lake Agassiz was a massive glacial lake that covered parts of Manitoba, NW Ontario, North Dakota, and Minnesota during the last ice age. Tough Duck named these gloves after it because they are made for the same kind of cold that shaped those landscapes. It is not marketing. It is a geography lesson in a product name.
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