Waterproof padded gloves
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- Delivery time: 2-4 business days
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Product details
Really warm and flexible wind- and waterproof gloves with excellent grip – true winter heroes on the slopes or in a snowball fight. The gloves are lined with soft Fleece and warming Primaloft Gold ECO padding. The wide cuff pulls easily over a jacket, and the adjustable strap around the wrist ensures a perfect fit and keeps them securely in place.
FEATURES:
• Wind- and waterproof
• Soft Fleece lining
• Insulating Primaloft Gold ECO padding
• Pre-shaped fingers for greater freedom of movement
• Long cuff with extra width makes them easy to pull on
• Adjustable strap around the wrists for the perfect fit
• Reflectors on the upper side
• Grip Control Primaloft padding and an extra grip-friendly surface on the palm for a better hold on poles, for example
• Sizes 5 and 6 pair perfectly with our wrist leash
Outerwear marked PO.P WeatherPRO® meets all our requirements for functional outerwear regarding durability, water tightness, breathability and child safety.
SPECIFICATIONS:
• Waterproof fabric with at least 12,000 mm water column rating
• Breathability of at least 5,000 g/m2/24h
• Abrasion resistance of at least 5,000 cycles, 180 grit, 12 kPa
• Fully taped seams for a completely waterproof garment
• Windproof material that keeps the wind out
• Water repellency with BIONIC-FINISH® ECO, an impregnation agent without PFASs
• Warm Primaloft padding
• 3M reflectors with 360-degree visibility
Composition
100% Polyamide Recycled
100% Polyester Recycled
100% Polyester Recycled
Care
40°C machine wash warm
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Do not iron
Do not dryclean
Our washing guide contains useful information about the best way to wash and care for your garments.
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We use recycled polyester to reduce our use of resources and minimise both carbon dioxide emissions and water consumption. Most of the material comes from recycled PET bottles.
Using recycled polyamide reduces the use of virgin fibres, which helps to conserve our planet’s resources. Most of the material comes from discarded fishing nets.
