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Icebreaker
260 Tech Glove Liner

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$45.00
Color:Black

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260 Tech Glove Liner

Icebreaker made its Apex 260 Glove Liner from midweight merino wool that boosts hand warmth and breathes to prevent palm sweatiness whether you're shoveling the driveway or layering it beneath your ski-shell glove.


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  • Liner gloves for cold-weather fun
  • Smooth knit is soft and warm against your skin
  • Merino wool naturally regulates temperature and odor
  • Low-profile design fits easily inside heavier mitts
  • Item #ICE016K
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Responsibly Sourced
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95% merino, 5% Lycra
Touchscreen Compatible
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