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Outdoor Research Men's Snowline Glove

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Outdoor Research Men's Snowline Glove

These durable waterproof shells have a soft, light fleece lining. Synthetic palms offer positive grip in cold, wet conditions and full-length gauntlets keep snow out of your cuffs. A liner glove is recommended for cold-weather applications.

  • Insulated glove for hiking, skiing, and backpacking where added dexterity is necessary
  • Waterproof/breathable Ventia™ insert
  • Durable 330D nylon shell with lightweight ripstop panels
  • AlpenGrip® LT palm
  • Progressive curve; boxed construction
  • Ladder-lock wrist cinch with easy-grip tab
  • MonoCinch™ gauntlet closure

Purchase the Outdoor Research Snowline Glove for Men from Altrec.com. All order totals over $45 qualify for free ground shipping.



4 Star Rating

Reviews

5 Stars Zoe - March 10 2010

great
I have large hands, apparently, but they fit my mom's great. Perfect for all of the snow moving we're doing to dig out our gutters for the weeks of March rain we can expect.



5 Stars Matt - December 26 2009

great
these are really good gloves. Love the large gauntlet at the end and they keep your hands nice and toasty



5 Stars Justin Johnson - April 14 2008

Great gloves
I use these for Cross Country skiing and they are great. Waterproof and still have dexterity. They are warm so if it gets above freezing my hands get a bit too warm.



4 Stars Altrec.com Shopper - November 11 2009

Good gloves but lining is too loose
I use the gloves to keep my hands warm when I ride a scooter around NC in the winter. They keep my hands toasty and are waterproof. The lining is loose which makes it difficult at times to put them on especially when your hands are wet.



2 Stars Jason Smith - March 2 2009

Bad fit; bad insulation; good construction
I purchased these gloves for hiking and mountaineering. I purchased size large which was correct for my hand size based on their sizing chart. However, they seem to be too tight and perhaps that is part of the problem. The fleece lining gets "tangled" when you're trying to put your hands in and doesn't push out to the finger tips properly. Further, my hands tend to get very cold in them even in somewhat warmer weather (20-30 degrees). I would not recommend these gloves, but if you're considering them, I would buy one size larger.



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