Flylow

Wolverine Glove

DWR, or Durable Water Repellent, is a special coating applied to the fabric of the gloves that makes them water-resistant. This means that when you're out skiing or snowboarding, water will bead up and roll off the gloves instead of soaking in. This keeps your hands dry and comfortable, allowing you to enjoy your activities without worrying about wet gloves.

GreenLoft Insulation is made from recycled synthetic materials and is designed to provide excellent warmth while being environmentally friendly. One of its key benefits is that it retains heat even when wet, making it ideal for cold and damp conditions. This means you can stay warm and cozy during your outdoor adventures, even if you encounter unexpected weather.

A Neoprene Cuff is made from a flexible, water-resistant synthetic rubber that creates a snug fit around your wrist. This design helps to prevent cold air and snow from entering the glove, ensuring that your hands stay warm and comfortable. It’s especially beneficial during winter sports, where maintaining warmth is crucial.

An Undercuff Glove is designed to fit under the sleeve of your jacket, which helps to block out snow and cold air. This design feature enhances your protection against the elements while skiing or snowboarding, ensuring that your hands stay warm and dry. If you’re looking for maximum coverage and comfort, this style is a great choice.

The 10K/10K Membrane rating indicates the glove's waterproof and breathability capabilities. The first "10K" means the gloves can withstand 10,000 millimeters of water pressure before leaking, while the second "10K" means they allow 10,000 grams of moisture to escape per square meter in 24 hours. This balance is essential for keeping your hands dry from both external moisture, like snow, and internal moisture, like sweat, ensuring comfort during your activities.

Yes, gloves equipped with DWR Treatment, GreenLoft Insulation, Neoprene Cuffs, Undercuff design, and a 10K/10K Membrane are ideal for a variety of winter sports, including skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. These features work together to provide warmth, water resistance, and comfort, making them a reliable choice for any winter activity.