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- The waterproof and breathable nylon shell repels the elements while the fleece liner offers all day warmth
- Flexibility is enhanced by four-way stretch fabric on the knuckles and fingers
- The Pittards full-grain palm has been 3-D embossed for increased gripping power
- High-use areas are Kevlar-stitched for reinforcement
- Snow and cold are kept out by a shock-corded gauntlet
- 2004 closeout
- Weight per pair: 9.5 ounces
- Waterproofing: Laminate
- Insulation: Polyester
- Shell fabric: Nylon
- Secondary fabric: Nylon
- Palm: Leather
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Cresskill, NJ on 2/1/2007
For my hands, only warm enough to about zero degrees, below that - need mittens. Thus, I would recommend to a friend with such limitations.
from San Francisco, CA on 2/23/2006
Broke these in on a snowmobiling trip in WY in -26 weather. Performed better than expected. I didn't have to use the handwarmers on the snowmachine. The rest of the weekend, they kept my hands toasty on the ski slopes. Although the inner lining is removeable, it's not worth much as a glove on its own. Use these if you know it's going to be cold, and you don't care about the bulk.
from Boulder, CO on 2/3/2006
Well made warm glove to be sure. Depending on how tightly you get them to fit without going too small, the fingertip dexterity might be an issue. They are super warm for belaying on an ice climb and work pretty well following if you are not removing ice screws, etc. Great boarding or ski glove as well. [...]
from Iceland on 2/1/2006
I live in Iceland and these glove have kept my hand extremly warm and dry. the water proofing works exelent even exposed to constant water. do loose a lot of dexterity
from Philadelphia, PA on 1/24/2006
Absolutely Love them. Warm enough for mountaineering, but flexible enough fro real cold ice climbing conditions.