Gordini Men's GTX Storm Gloves

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Fit & Design:

Durable polyester shell
Textured palm and fingers for enhanced grip
Zippered handwarmer pocket
Nosewipe
Gauntlet cuff with drawcord closure and wriststrap
Leash

Technology:

Shell is bluesign® approved
> Waterproof, windproof, breathable GORE-TEX® insert is bluesign® approved
Water-resistant CLUTCH™ recycled synthetic leather trim
Moisture-wicking lining

Additional Details:

Wipe clean with a damp cloth and dry away from direct heat source

Brand : Gordini
Country of Origin : Imported
Fabric : Shell: 100% polyester / Palm: 100% polyurethane

Web ID: 22GRDMGTXSTRMGLVXAOA

REVIEWS

4.8

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Recommended

12 Reviews

MIKECONNS1

1 year ago

Warm And Workable

bought these to replace a pair of “sledding” gloves. They fit well, are made well. They’re warm.

Mule

Verified Purchase

1 year ago

Great Value In Gloves

I love my new Gordini gloves. Yes, they are warm and felt great even at windchill of -18 F in the last Midwest cold snap! Best gloves ever--and at a reasonable price. Love having the back up external hand warmer pocket just in case!

David

Verified Purchase

1 year ago

Great Features For Reasonable Price

Fairly warm, lots of features like leash and Goretex lining. So much less expensive than the "top" brands. hope the synthetic palm is durable

RRalph

Verified Purchase

1 year ago

Already Own A Pair And Wanted A Backup!

Bought these a month ago to have as a spare for an already well used broken in pair. These gloves are durable,warm ,soft and basically no break in period. Great glove for the money!!

Florida man

Verified Purchase

2 years ago

I Did Not Use Them For Skiing, But...

Kept my hands warm down to -40. What else could I say? Didn't even need to use the hand warmer pocket that is on the back of each glove. Are they as good as mittens? No, but they did a great job at keeping my hands warm and dry with their easy-to-use pull strings to keep the wind and wet out.

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