Extremities Torres Peak Glove
Extremities Torres Peak Gloves are heavily insulated making them ideal for protecting hands in extreme cold temperatures.
The outer shell of these gloves utilises Terra Novas renowned X DRY three layer waterproof fabric to not only keep your hands dry but also allow them to breath. A luxurious hi-loft fleece lining, in combination with 10oz of Primaloft insulation, shields your hands from the cold, keeping them warm and snug.
PU reinforced palms and fingers improves the abrasion resistance of these gloves as well as adding extra grip. The one handed draw cord closures on the wrist and cuff help to keep the gloves secure on your hands, preventing water and snow from entering.
A small plastic clip keeps these waterproof Torres Peak gloves securely locked together when they are not being worn to help prevent any loss.
Scroll down the page for further product details, technical information, sizing, shipping and any washing instructions.
Original: $128.64
-65%$128.64
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Description
Extremities Torres Peak Gloves are heavily insulated making them ideal for protecting hands in extreme cold temperatures.
The outer shell of these gloves utilises Terra Novas renowned X DRY three layer waterproof fabric to not only keep your hands dry but also allow them to breath. A luxurious hi-loft fleece lining, in combination with 10oz of Primaloft insulation, shields your hands from the cold, keeping them warm and snug.
PU reinforced palms and fingers improves the abrasion resistance of these gloves as well as adding extra grip. The one handed draw cord closures on the wrist and cuff help to keep the gloves secure on your hands, preventing water and snow from entering.
A small plastic clip keeps these waterproof Torres Peak gloves securely locked together when they are not being worn to help prevent any loss.
Scroll down the page for further product details, technical information, sizing, shipping and any washing instructions.
