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The North Face Etip Apex Gloves - Women's

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Send texts and surf the web with the women's Etip Apex gloves from The North Face. The water-resistant gloves perform day-in and day-out to keep fingers warm while you take on cool-weather adventures.

X-static® fabric on the thumbs and index fingers allows you to work your touch-sensitive devices such as cell phones, digital music players or laptop computers
Polyester/elastane soft-shell exteriors resist moisture and breathe well; Durable Water Repellent finish sheds light snow and moisture
Brushed tricot lining wicks moisture and lies soft next to skin
The North Face Etip Apex gloves have synthetic gripper palms that allow easy handling of tools and equipment
Articulated fingers and thumb allow easy grip and dexterity, and reduce hand fatigue

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The North Face Etip Apex Gloves - Women's Customer Reviews

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The North Face Etip Apex Gloves - Women's

2.5

(based on 4 reviews)

33%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

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Not warm (3)

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Feb

2013

1.0

Really!!

By Outdoorzy

from California

About Me Advanced

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Pros

Good Grip
Stylish

Cons

Not Warm

Best Uses

Driving

Comments about The North Face Etip Apex Gloves - Women's:

This can't be by north face. I was looking for a pair of *30 degree weather gloves to do random outdoor things like walk the dog or stand at a winter football game, jog theme parks (anything else wouldn't need gloves) but these gloves were no where close. Right away I noticed that there was clearly not enough fleece in the gloves but I thought maybe this is north faces special bionic fleece lol. I thought wrong.
I will give them this. I was very impressed with their E-tip. Works awesomely probably the best out on the market. Exterior had an awesome grip too...but other than that felt like summer or warm rainy day gloves.

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Jan

2013

2.0

Not warm enough

By Diannas

from Denver

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Not Warm

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Comments about The North Face Etip Apex Gloves - Women's:

I did not find these to be warm enough, but if you are looking for a light glove that enables you to use your phone, these will work for you. They were a little tight,

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Jan

2013

4.0

They function as advertised.

By brien000

from Anchorage, AK

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Casual Wear
Driving

Comments about The North Face Etip Apex Gloves - Women's:

The fit is great, slightly molded and yes, they function as stated for a my iPhone. I cannot remember if they are supposed to be windproof, but the bottom line is this: they are a nice moderate temp glove that you can answer your phone with. Texting? Well not me but I am sure that someone will be able to. And I realize that I am posting for my wife's gloves, but I like my pair!

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Jan

2013

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

Okay, but not great

By MaryKate

from Milwaukee, WI

About Me Intermediate

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Pros

Good Grip
Windproof

Cons

Not Warm
Too Bulky

Best Uses

Casual Wear

Comments about The North Face Etip Apex Gloves - Women's:

I own the fleece gloves, and bought these thinking the dog hair would be less likely to become embedded in these when I'm out walking the dog. I found the fit was a bit different--I had to go from a small to a medium because the thumb seemed a bit shorter, and now the gloves are a big big and bulky. They also seem to be less warm than the fleece--my hands get cold pretty quickly. I find that most times I end up taking them off and stuffing them in my coat pocket--and these are awfully expensive to be just taking up space in my pocket. I think I'll go back to the fleecy ones and live with the dog hair.