Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves
Item #: 91797
Our Price: $29.98
Regular Price: $57.50
SAVINGS: $27.52 (48%)
While They Last!
- Mini ripstop and breathe weave stretch woven fabric.
- Stick grip palm and thumb for gripping poles.
- Gore-Tex® Guaranteed to Keep You Dry®, waterproof, windproof, breathable insert.
- Primaloft® insulation for warmth provides excellent warmth-to-weight ratio.
- Hydrowick microdenier lining adds breathablility.
- Genuine leather finger area and wrap cap for adjusting gear.
- Diamond grip fingers and wrap caps gives superior dexterity and durability.
- Stretch fleece cuff.
- Gauntlet cinch closure around wrist seals out wind and snow.
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Comments about Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves: Have not been able to use it too much yet due to a warm winter.
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Comments about Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves: Great gloves that keep my hands and fingers warm. Shipping was quick, and Campmor was quick to send a size larger glove.
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Comments about Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves: Exactly what I expected, and that's all good!
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Cons Best Uses Comments about Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves: Comfortable fit, good flexibility for skiing, and warm. Very cold weather might require a glove liner...
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Comments about Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves: Fingers warm while cycling or ATV riding in winter; down to 15 degrees slight cool hands while gripping atv. Grip palm is solid would work well for skiing.
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Comments about Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves: I have arthritis in my hands. Wear gloves when the temperature drops. Bought these gloves to replace a worn out pair. My fingers get cold in these gloves. I'm a little disappointed with them. They are comfortable, work great for driving but they don't accomplish the thing I wanted them to do.
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Comments about Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves: The gloves performed beyond expectations. They do best in cold weather and would be too warm for warmer rainy weather. But if it's about freezing and thawing temps. they're just great. They are also very comfortable and well tailored. They seem well built but I haven't had them long enough to tell how durable they are.
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Comments about Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves: These are quite warm but the palm material is fairly slick and they don't grip the handlebar tape very well.
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Comments about Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves: Good glove. Wrist elastic is a bit short, but makes it easier to get on and off and not bunch up over the jacket. Sweaty or wet hands make it difficult to get on and off due to liner material.
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Comments about Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves: good for skiing
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how much do they weighAsked on 2/11/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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a pair of medium gloves weighs just under 1/2 pound.Answered on 2/14/2012 by Betty
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would this be a good glove for a person with circulatory issues in their hands or is there a better choice?Asked on 12/26/2011 by teri from highland park, nj1 answer
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Anyone that has problems with circulation and staying warm should wear a mitten instead of a glove. A down mitt would be the warmest mitt available and then a down glove after that.Answered on 12/26/2011 by Betty
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Would these gloves be good for activities like snow shoveling and winter quad riding?Asked on 12/6/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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Yes, of course, these are winter gloves.Answered on 12/7/2011 by Anonymous
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you mention in an answer below that they are probably to heavy for Nordik skiing. i am looking for a light glove for back packing. what is the weight of theses? thx johnAsked on 1/24/2011 by oldman Hiker from cincinnati oh1 answer
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Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves would work well for backpacking.Answered on 1/28/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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Does the insert separate from glove when you pull your hand out?Asked on 12/15/2010 by Anonymous1 answer
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The insert on the Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves is built into the glove so it can not come out when removing your hand.Answered on 12/17/2010 by Steve from Campmor
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My husband needs gloves with shorter fingers. How long are the fingers on the different size gloves? He would need a large to extra-large for the palm measurement. The fingers would need to be approximately 3 and 1/2 inches to fit properly.Asked on 12/10/2010 by Cheryl from GA1 answer
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Gloves are made with a standard length they are all uniform in length for the various sizes.Answered on 12/10/2010 by Betty
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Will these work for cross country skiing - how well do they hold up to high wear cross country ski activities?
If not recommended, do you sell cross country ski gloves, typically made by Swix, Toko, or similar?Asked on 12/10/2010 by Anonymous from Duluth, MN1 answer
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These are really meant for downhill skiing, probably too heavy for Nordic skiing.Answered on 12/10/2010 by Betty
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what temperature range will these gloves protect your hands down to?Asked on 12/3/2010 by normandy_invasion from Tennessee1 answer
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Gordini Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves would be use able to 0 FAnswered on 12/7/2010 by Steve from Campmor
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When you say "waterproof" would you include partial immersion and/or handling a wet kayak paddle?Asked on 11/20/2010 by Bryan from st. Louis, Mo1 answer
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Gordini Gordini Men's Gore-Tex Challenge XII Gloves are waterproof for rain and snow not submersion in water. Better to get a neoprene glove for kayaking.Answered on 11/23/2010 by Steve from Campmor
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Merchant response: Adding hand warmers around the wrists can do a great job providing the extra warmth arthritic fingers need in colder weather.