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Do thin, warm, and windproof/waterproof ski gloves exist?
- Thread starter drdavidge
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Check out some of the ones offered by Black Diamond. Don't know how "thin" you want them, but I have a pair that are waterproof and windproof, fit nicely, and were from BD. They are not too pricey either.
Look here: http://blackdiamondequipment.com/en/mens-gloves
They run deals on their page. LevelNineSports.com and others have their stuff on deep discount too.
Look here: http://blackdiamondequipment.com/en/mens-gloves
They run deals on their page. LevelNineSports.com and others have their stuff on deep discount too.
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Hawkshot99
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I have some older pairs like these.
http://www.scott-sports.com/us/en/products/2368620001009/glove-mnt-free-20-gtx-black-xl/
I have become a huge fan of Hestra gloves lately. I now wear The Verticl Cut Freeride, and have a pair of Skiercross as well.
https://hestragloves.com/sport/en-us/gloves/alpine-pro/ski-cross/350100/
https://hestragloves.com/sport/en-us/gloves/alpine-pro/vertical-cut-freeride/400/
The Hestras are bulkier than the Scotts but warmer. I find leather gloves to be much warmer for their bulk vs. man made material. I leather balm my gloves once a year, and never get wet, unless its pouring out.
http://www.scott-sports.com/us/en/products/2368620001009/glove-mnt-free-20-gtx-black-xl/
I have become a huge fan of Hestra gloves lately. I now wear The Verticl Cut Freeride, and have a pair of Skiercross as well.
https://hestragloves.com/sport/en-us/gloves/alpine-pro/ski-cross/350100/
https://hestragloves.com/sport/en-us/gloves/alpine-pro/vertical-cut-freeride/400/
The Hestras are bulkier than the Scotts but warmer. I find leather gloves to be much warmer for their bulk vs. man made material. I leather balm my gloves once a year, and never get wet, unless its pouring out.
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