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Outdoor Research Stormtracker Gloves : "Everyone Knows its Windy"
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Ok, so I'm not an ice climber, but that doesn't mean I can't wear gloves designed for ice climbers. I know what it's like to be outside in freezing temps with bulky, stiff-fingered gloves.
Made out of a breathable soft shell fabric, with soft leather palms, articulated fingers, and a fleecy soft lining, OR's Stormtracker Gloves are perfect for hands-on winter action. The Windstopper fabric does an incredible job of breaking icy, wet winter winds, even when the temps are hovering just above freezing.
It's nice to be able to wear such lightweight, thin gloves and have warm hands. And to stay dry on rainy days.
I love the design of these gloves. The elastic at the wrist helps keep the gloves in place and the cold air out. The gloves are also long enough that I can "tuck in" my workout top or jacket, then zip the top of the glove tighter so I get full coverage.
Available in charcoal and in red. Unisex sizing.
Bottom Line: A great winter glove for all types of winter activities.
Price: $59
Buy Online:
, Moosejaw.com
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Manufacturer's Site: www.outdoorresearch.com
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