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Beschreibung

Die variierbare Wattierung, eine wasserdichte/atmungsaktive Ventia™-Einlage sowie Handflächen und Finger aus Leder machen die warmen, strapazierfähigen Revolution Gloves™ perfekt für den Einsatz bei Schnee. Der obligatorische weiche Einsatz am Daumen hilft, eine laufende Nase unter Kontrolle zu bringen.

Gewicht (in oz./g) ca. 7.9 / 223 L

Funktionen

Extrem taktil
2,5 cm breites Klettverschlussband vorne
Atmungsaktiv
Mit OR-Flaschenöffner
23 cm langer Frontreißverschluss
Stulpen mit SuperCinch™-Verschluss
Weiche, taktile Lederhandfläche
Abnehmbare Strickkordel
Halteschlaufe
Nasenwischer am Daumen
Cinch-Stegschnalle am Handgelenk
FlexAction™-Gelenk-Design erleichtert natürliche Handpositionierung

Technologie

EnduraLoft™ A soft, high-loft insulation that is lightweight and recovers well after being compressed in a pack.
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Ventia Dry™ Waterproof construction with breathability allowing body vapor and moisture to escape.
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Bewertung

Lab Rat Reviews

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4.5

(based on 2 reviews)

Reviewed by 2 customers

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1/26/2011

5.0

Great Glove!

By 1-Armed Climber

from Menomonie, WI

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Pros

Good Grip
Great Insulation
Snug Fit/Stretch
Tough

Cons

Best Uses

Casual Wear
Hiking

Comments about M's Revolution Gloves!":

This is a great glove to wear in the Wisconsin winter. It keeps my hand warm and when I'm not holding anything my hand is in a comfortable and natural position. Being an amputee, the pull loop is great for me to easily grab with my prosthetic so that I do not punch holes in the glove like I do with all others. So I must say this is a friendly glove for amputees. It is very durable as well with daily use in the outdoors.

12/28/2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Dry & Warm at a good price

By Violet the Ridgeback's Dad

from Philadelphia, PA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

Pros

Good Grip
Great Insulation

Cons

Best Uses

Casual Wear
Hiking
Travel

Comments about M's Revolution Gloves!":

Good snug fit and very dry. I submerged my hands into an icy creek to retrieve a dog toy. Gloves kept my hands dry. Hands felt a bit chilly after 2+ hours out in 30 degrees.

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Q:
Can I treat these gloves and if so with what product to keep their waterproofing? Thanks
Asked on 12/6/2012 by N/A from Denver, Co.
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- A:
  Nikwax makes great technical cleaning and maintenance products.
  Answered on 12/11/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
How do I find out what temperature gloves and equipment are rated to?
Asked on 12/5/2012 by Robert from Anchorage, AK
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  info@outdoorresearch.com
  Answered on 12/11/2012 by CS from Seattle
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I'm looking for a good waterproof glove for general outdoor use, but predominantly backcountry skiing. The revolution gloves looks to be what I want, but I'm wondering if the glove cuff is designed to go overtop of or underneath your jacket sleeve. I find gloves that go overtop to be bulky and cumbersome, so I'm looking for something that will easily slide inside my jacket sleeve.
Asked on 3/28/2012 by Anonymous
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- A:
  The cuff on the Revolution is designed to go over the jacket sleeve. The Crave gloves may be a good option for you if you want them to go under the jacket sleeve.
  Answered on 4/5/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA
Q:
With my cheap ski gloves (that I use for backpacking), the liners get soaked with sweat shortly and then aren't good insulation anymore. I figure I need gloves with a waterproof exterior and a wool removable liner. Wool because it will continue to warm when wet. I am just not finding that glove with you or other high end gear makers. What do you know that I don't? The Revolution gloves look close. You guarantee that Ventia technology will keep the liners dry in aerobic conditions? Also, it wasn't clear. Were the liners removable?
Asked on 2/15/2012 by yourcraig from Dallas, TX
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- A:
  I would not recommend the Revolution for backpacking, they might be a bit heavy and the liners do not remove. I would suggest you look at the Versaliners. They come with a fleece removable liner and a light weight waterproof shell. You could use your own wool liners and take our fleece liners out if you just wanted the shell. This has been a very popular light weight waterproof, mild weather option!
  Answered on 2/22/2012 by OR Customer Service from Seattle, WA
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Q:
Can you use Snowseal on these Revolution Gloves?
Asked on 12/18/2010 by Anonymous
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- A:
  Thanks for your question. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I would not recommend Snow Seal on the Revolution Gloves due to the heating process required to apply it. The leather palms should be treated at the factory, so you shouldn't need to do anything to them until you use them a bit. If they start soaking up water, I'd recommend either Nikwax or Granger's products to re-waterproof as needed. Good luck.
  Answered on 12/23/2010 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle