- Slightly Fitted.
Men's Windproof Gloves
C$ 79.95
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These warm, comfortable gloves feature advanced Wool Tek wool that blocks cold winds, making them perfect for three seasons of wear.
Innovation, warmth and durabilty, these gloves have it all. Our unique Wool Tek wool blocks winter's coldest winds while providing the warmth of nature's perfect fiber. And to top it off, they look great so you can wear them anywhere.
- Lining: 100% polyester.
- Body: 63% polyester, 26% wool, 11% nylon.
- Insulation: 40-gram Primaloft Silver 100% polyester.
- Palm:85% polyester, 15% polyurethane.
- Handwash, dry flat.
- Abrasion-resistant construction.
- Technical, durable and breathable wool blend exterior is lined with soft, itch-free microfleece.
- Insulated with 40-grams PrimaLoft Silver for added warmth.
- Microsuede palm is soft and helps with grip.
Rated 5 de
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jane par
I first ordered a size large which was the normal size for my husband but the lining made it so tight the hand did not fit in. It was exchanged for an extra large size and the new gloves fit perfectly.
Date de publication: 2026-04-25
Rated 5 de
5
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Bill par
Wind proof gloves also look great!
I purchased these gloves to keep my hands warm from the harsh Wisconsin winter winds. Since I received them the temperature has risen to record heights! Winter is not over so I hope I can test them this year.
Date de publication: 2026-02-18
Rated 5 de
5
de
mgr25 par
As described!
The gloves are quite bulky, but they do their job perfectly. My husband tried them mostly in temperatures below 25°F, and his hands stayed very warm even in Chicago wind chills during extended outdoor walks.
Date de publication: 2026-02-08
