Power Stretch Glove - Women's by Mountain Hardwear

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Product Features

• polartec-fleece

Product Description

Product Description

211821 Features: Your hands stay warm and sweat-free in Polartec Power Stretch fleece with a brushed interior that wicks moisture away while the tightly woven knit exterior sheds light precip Combine with a weather barrier shell for protection to go with your insulation or wear alone for your morning bike ride or run Get a better feel of the situation with the articulated cut, form-fitting stretch fabric, seamless fingertips, and flat lock construction Keep cold drafts out with stretch-fit cuffs that fit snugly over your wrists or baselayer You don't have to deal with the bulk of a man's glove to specifically designed for women's smaller hand proportions Specifications: Weight: 1 ounce Fabric: 88% polyester to 12% elastane

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• ASIN: B001E5NJMQ
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #69,491 in Clothing (See Bestsellers in Clothing)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect athletic gloves!, February 12, 2010

By	M. H. Jackson "editor" (Arlington, VA USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

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These lightweight and well-made gloves are true to size, form-fitting, with both fingers and cuffs long enough to ensure adequate coverage. The side clip to keep them together is a nice bonus. Perfect for winter running -- they keep your hands warm to start off, then easily fit in your pocket once you are fully warmed up. They also are a great glove for driving. I haven't tried this yet, but since they are so lightweight, they might work well as a liner under heavier gloves. Not recommended (on their own) for sub-zero temps, snow shoveling, or snowball fights. But for what they are designed to do, they are the best gloves I've ever found.

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