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Marmot Basic Work Glove - 2011 BCS
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Whether you're doing deck repair in the fall or you pulled shoveling duty in the winter, the Marmot Basic Work Gloves keep your paws warm and comfortable. Made with tough pigskin leather and a comfortable Driclime liner, these gloves reflect their wearer's personality: rugged and tough on the outside, but soft and warm on the inside. After all, you don't really mind shoveling if it earns you brownie points (or even a fresh-baked brownie).
Bottom Line: Cover your paws.
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careful
By:
Stuart Anderson
January 13, 2012
these gloves are great for anything outside in cold weather, either work or play, and don't get TOO hot. They have a simple lining and durable leather outer that stands up to an amazing amount of wear and tear.
Marmot has some significant quality control issues with them however......
I tried on 10 pairs of M just to find one that fit my hand the correct way. Some had narrow fingers, some had wide fingertips, even the wrist opening had size variations. My biggest issue though was on the variation of leather quality.
Don't get me wrong, I love these gloves. But I very well could have ended up with a pair that I hated if I hadn't tried on every medium they had at REI.
Marmot Basic Work Glove
By: Tim Coats
November 18, 2011
Simon Fryer of the Colorado Mountain School reviews the Marmot Basic Work Glove from the 2010 Ouray Ice Festival in Ouray, CO. Learn more about the Colorado Mountain School at http://totalclimbing.com and learn more about Marmot at http://marmot.com.
Great All Purpose Glove
By:
Jeff Blackston
December 23, 2011
The Marmot Basic Work Glove is a classic! It has taken a beating for 2 years, and while it shows some wear, it is still going strong. The Driclime lining offers just enough warmth for working hard in the mid-20s. There is no reason that these shouldn't find a place in your pack: tough as nails for working and playing hard, and a great price. I have medium sized hands and the large fits great. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for a general purpose glove.
Marmot Basic Work Glove
By: Tim Coats
November 17, 2011
Professional Mountain Guide Armin Fisher reviews the Marmot Basic Work Glove. Learn more about Armin at http://marmotpro.com/armin_fisher and see the entire Marmot line at http://marmot.com.
My favorite gloves
By:
petroglyph
September 2, 2011
I'm a glove nut and very picky. Very satisfied with these. I live in the mountain town of Park City and these are great for shoveling snow, working outside and I ski in them quite often. Seems to be true to fit for size. As for the price? What a great value. Bought them for $20 at http://www.bcdod.com
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2011 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Ski Gloves than that
Ski Glovescareful
these gloves are great for anything outside in cold weather, either work or play, and don't get TOO hot. They have a simple lining and durable leather more...
Great All Purpose Glove
The Marmot Basic Work Glove is a classic! It has taken a beating for 2 years, and while it shows some wear, it is still going strong. The Driclime lining more...
- Material:
- [shell] pigskin leather; [lining] DriClime
- Gauntlet:
- no
- Weight:
- 5 oz
- Recommended Use:
- working outside, riding a horse
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- lifetime