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DaKine Men's Titan Gloves

$45.49

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3 Reviews

DaKine Men's Titan Gloves

Cold wet hands can turn a fun powder day into a miserable outing so dont suffer through storm days, slip on the Dakine Titan Gloves and shred longer through the nastiest storms. With a Weathershield nylon and polyester shell and a Gore-Tex waterproof and breathable membrane your digits will stay dry and utilizing high loft synthetic insulation frigid arctic fronts wont send you to the lodge. Rubbertec palms are durable and offer excellent grip for season after season of giant tweaked grabs. You wont rub your face raw or scratch your lenses thanks to soft nose and goggle wipe thumb panels and an integrated chamois goggle wipe. Removable 4 way stretch fleece glove liners let you choose the insulation you need for season long comfort.

Material: Nylon and polyester shell with DWR (durable water repellant) finish
Gore-Tex® waterproof and breathable membrane
Insulation: 140 g (palm), 280 g (back of hand) high loft synthetic
Lining: 150 g Tricot
Removable 4 way stretch 280 g fleece glove liners
Rubbertec palm
Nose and goggle wipe thumb panels
Integrated chamois goggle wipe
External stash pocket with waterproof zipper
One hand cinch glove closure

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Reviews - DaKine Men's Titan Gloves

conMac - 2011-01-28

3 Gloves in One!
I love the fact that these gloves come with great glove liners that are made to be warm by themselves as a lighter glove. And even if you choose not to where the Titans with the glove liner, the Titan glove itself has a cozy fleece lining - rather than being just a "shell"! 3 gloves in 1: Titan with liner; Titan w/o liner; Liner only!

Mathwiz - 2011-01-26

Dakine - Titan Glove
These gloves are perfect for winter activities. I used them during several snow storms for shoveling driveway and sidewalk; and also went sledding with the kids. They kept my hands warm and dry in wet heavy snow/sleet. The material seems durable, lightweight, and with no signs of wear and tear so far.

SnowMover - 2010-12-16

New England winter weather
The Titan gloves are very comfortable and the materials used to build the glove are very good (In particular, I like the material used for the thumbs). The winters in New England can get cold, and the thing about them is they always have wind to go with the cold temps. That being said, the gloves keep my hands warm, and most important, cut out the wind. I have mainly used them for clearing the driveway/pathway a couple times. The other times they were used was for recreation, so, I would say that I'm doing light activities with the gloves. As for the water proofing, they seem to have passed the test as I've had them in the snow (obviously) and have picked up some slushy material and they held up. The durability rating is based on a short period of time; so far so good. As for the look, I'm happy with them.