Altitude Glove
* Ripstop nylon face fabric with dual-layer internal Conduit™ laminate
* Triple-layer Conduit™ glove insert
* Rappel-ready Duraguard palm reinforcements
* Removable leash and one-handed pull cords
* Seamless fingertip design with articulated shell
* Chamois nose-wipe along back of thumb
* Reflective piping for enhanced visibility in low light conditions
Reviews
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barry - May 23, 2003 9:19 am - Voted 5/5
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bad ass gloves
crirwin - Jun 24, 2003 9:47 am - Voted 3/5
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I've had mine for two years and I have to admit to being a little disappointed with these gloves.
Overall, I like the fit of the gloves and I'm able to function well with them on. They have also kept my hands dry while in wet conditions or while glissading.
However, I've found that the wind just whips through them and my hands get cold pretty easily. While in 40-50 mph sustained winds on Mt. Hood earlier this year there was a noticable difference in comfort and warmth between my windward and leeward hand. I also noticed a difference moving in and out of sheltered areas. I have gone to purchasing different liners or gloves to wear inside these shells.
Overall, I think they are great for warmer spring and summer conditions. But, when it comes to staying warm in winter or windy conditions I would go with another glove.
Overall, I like the fit of the gloves and I'm able to function well with them on. They have also kept my hands dry while in wet conditions or while glissading.
However, I've found that the wind just whips through them and my hands get cold pretty easily. While in 40-50 mph sustained winds on Mt. Hood earlier this year there was a noticable difference in comfort and warmth between my windward and leeward hand. I also noticed a difference moving in and out of sheltered areas. I have gone to purchasing different liners or gloves to wear inside these shells.
Overall, I think they are great for warmer spring and summer conditions. But, when it comes to staying warm in winter or windy conditions I would go with another glove.
mountaindan - Nov 9, 2003 5:24 pm - Voted 1/5
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worst glove I have ever owned. Bought a pair to go to Rainier last year and my hands froze. Once they get wet inside it is almost impossible to dry on the mountain.
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keema - Apr 15, 2003 7:32 pm - Voted 5/5
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