Gordini AquaBloc Down Gauntlet Gloves - Men's
Made to hold up to the coldest weather, these Gordini gloves will keep the wind and water out. The weatherproof down stays warm even in the wettest conditions, so you can stay out longer.
- Durable, heavy-denier fabric shells with 3-layer thermal ply waterproof, windproof, breathable trim and dura-grip palms and thumbs with stick-grip finger areas
- Waterproof, windproof, breathable AquaBloc® inserts (100% polyurethane)
- 700-fill-power 90% down/10% waterfowl feathers on backs of hands; Megaloft® synthetic insulation with Hydrowick microdenier lining on palms and fingers
- Gauntlet cinch closure cuffs
- Precurved construction
- Palm and thumb reinforcements
- Wrap cap
- Nose wipe
Imported.
View all Gordini Men's Ski Gloves| Best Use | Snowsports |
|---|---|
| Glove Type | Full Finger |
| Fabric | Shell: 55% nylon/35% polyester/10% elastane; trim: 92% polyester/8% elastane face on 100% polyester back |
| Lining Fabric | 100% polyester |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Type of Waterproofing | AquaBloc 3-layer waterproof, breathable, windproof insert |
| Palm Material | 100% polyurethane face on 100% polyester back |
| Insulated | Yes |
| Insulation Type | Down / Synthetic Blend |
| Insulation | Back of hand: 90% down/10% waterfowl feathers, permit UT 70031 (CN); palm of hand: Megaloft polyester |
| Gender | Men's |
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Very good, well made glove.
A very good, well made glove. My finger tips start getting cold around 20 degrees F, when holding ski or hiking poles. If your body runs warmer this might not be an issue at all.
Not useful for cold temperature biking
Not up to the task for biking. Not sure if they would be any good for other winter sports (skiing, etc.) But on a 20-25 minute ride to work in mid-teen (fahrenheit) temps I arrive to work with frozen fingers. Regardless of particularly strong winds.
Warm hands, warm heart
Fits true to size, elastic cuffs and drawstrings work great! I've worn these at temperatures from 10 to 0 degrees F for over an hour at at time, for the last week and I don't even think about my hands getting cold. very good dexterity as well.
Warm gloves for cold conditions
The gloves were quite warm in recent 18F temps. The reinforcement on the palms, thumbs and fingers is real helpful when doing work while wearing the gloves. 5/5
Wind chill of -6F no problem!
These gloves are so warm! I wore them in 2F weather with wind chill -6F and my fingers were kept toasty warm!
nice gloves but too small
the gloves were nice and appeared to be well insulated. However a large was way too small and I'm not sure an extra large would have been big enough. I went to the store to exchange for a larger size and they were out of stock.
Great gloves!
Great gloves! Perform as advertised!
Gordini waterproof gloves
These gloves do seem warm though I have yet to use them in extreme cold. The size medium are right for my hands. They come up the wrist a bit which is nice because they will keep my wrists warm and that part of the glove fits under my coat adding more protection. I’m pleased and the price was excellent.
Great down glove
I love down gloves. Seems to be the only type of glove that keeps my hands warm. These are easy to take on and off. And are decent at keeping the wet elements out.
Everything You Could Ask
Warm and dry. All you can ask. Not too bulky. I have owned more expensive gloves that did not perform as well.