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DAKINE Caliber Glove - 2008 BCS
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You don’t need to throw a middle finger to tell the haters to step off—the DAKINE Caliber Gloves let your riding do all the talking. With pre-curved fingers and a lightweight performance fit, these low-profile park gloves give you the dexterity to throw down and shut those bastards up. Clarino suede palms won’t get thrashed by your edges, and a fixed tricot lining wicks sweat.
Bottom Line: Shut ’em up.
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I'm planning on going one size bigger to put a liner underneath
I'm planning on going one size bigger to put a liner underneath these gloves. Even with a liner, will these keep my hands warm on cold days?
By: Ben Emery
November 10, 2008
With a liner it will certainly help. A lot depends on how you tolerate the cold. Some do better than others. I'd say with a liner, assuming you don't get them wet and it's not super windy out, you should be able to withstand most temps. But remember these aren't made for the super cold days, so when it dips down well below freezing, you're probably going to start to notice.**************************EDIT: These are park gloves. The point is that you get a low profile glove for warm days and then have a different glove for colder days on hte mountain. My advice is to get a good glove with removable liners and use the liners alone when it gets warm out.
By: Barrett Wood
November 12, 2008
Change me.
Out of Stock
2008 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Park and Pipe Gloves than that
Park and Pipe Gloves- Material:
- [Shell] stretch nylon; [Cuff] neoprene; [Palm] Clarino synthetic suede
- Windproof:
- No
- Waterproofing:
- Coated nylon
- Recommended Use:
- Park & pipe, freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- China