Waterproof Knit Gloves
Waterproof Pro Wool Gloves
Waterproof Pro Wool Gloves
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Made for Hands That Work
Good gloves do their job without complaint. The Pro Wool does more.
Three layers work together in a proven system. The outer knit resists wear and stretches when you need movement. A seamless waterproof membrane sits in the middle. Water stays out, but air moves through, so your hands can breathe. The merino wool liner against your skin provides warmth even when wet and naturally resists odor. This matters on the third day of a trip or when you're hours from the trailhead with no way to wash up.
Silicone grips pattern the palms and fingers for secure handling on wet rocks, paddle grips, and cold metal. The touchscreen-compatible fingertips work reliably, so you can check the map or take a photo without exposing your hands.
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Materials and Construction
Key Features:
- 3-layer waterproof-breathable construction
- Artex3D™ bodymapped membrane
- Merino wool liner for natural warmth and odor resistance
- Wear-resistant knit exterior with sock-like stretch
- Silicone palm and finger prints for wet-weather grip
- Touchscreen-compatible fingertips
- Moisture-wicking and antibacterial properties
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Care Guide
Machine wash with cold water using a mild detergent and tumble dry on low heat. To avoid any shrinkage of your gear, it is recommended to hang dry.
This is the perfect glove for that 50° fall day regardless if it’s raining or not. If it’s wet out there, it’s even more necessary. Also, the swipe finger on each glove is so great for your iPhone and Cycling computer if it has a touchscreen feature.
The only gloves I will wear on a hike. My hands stayed completely dry. I was able to touch and feel everything and even though it was raining, my hands were dry.
I normally have no circulation problems in my hands and have never had any issues even at 20 below zero but these gloves actually froze my hands because of the tightness of the glove cutting off the circulation. When they get wet the thermal mass is impossible for get warm again. The wet cold PNW weather is a real challenge and this glove failed me.
Overall, after a few rides, really good purchase. For me and my hands a bit tight. Yet, they were warm and water resistant. Perfect for a NW morning bike commute. Not to warm (say perfect for 50-65 F weather). Gloves are hard to be perfect. I've tried (for decades) and these come the closest to being spot on perfect.
Well I’m somewhat confused I was given a discount but the price I paid was more than the MSRP on the package.
I think it’s good product but I feel a little taken advantage of.
Hi Dwane,
Thanks for shopping with us. It looks like you got some gear from an older production run; we changed these prices some time ago. While we try to keep prices low, we have increased the price of a few items over the last 18 months to keep up with rising costs. We're glad you were able to take advantage of the discount code and hope you enjoy the gear!