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Outdoor Research Northback Glove - Men's - 2011 BCS
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Built with Gore-Tex, the Outdoor Research Northback Glove handles all your ski adventures. Weather is no object when your paws are protected with the burly Northbacks, but toughness doesn't have to mean you sacrifice dexterity. Stretch-woven fabric between fingers and across the back of the hand allow you to move your fingers when you're tightening your ski boots.
- EnduraLoft insulation traps heat without bulking up your gloves
- Tricot lining manages moisture and adds comfort
- FlexAction wrist articulation allows full range of motion
- DuoCinch gauntlet closure helps you seal out snow
Bottom Line: Gloves worthy of two high-fives.
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Tightened
By: Kasper Nyegaard
December 26, 2011
Two questions: Does this glove have a removable liner? How does
Two questions: Does this glove have a removable liner? How does it compare with the Arete glove?
By: alexpro
November 25, 2011
No, this glove does not have a liner. As for comparable to the Arete, the Northback is warmer glove, but the Arete will be a more functional glove for someone doing an aerobic activity. As a ski glove, the Northback is great but as a backcountry ski/mountaineering style glove, the Arete is a little better.
By: Kate Williamson
November 29, 2011
Pair palm up
By: Kasper Nyegaard
December 26, 2011
I am an older skier. I have circulation problems in my hands.
I am an older skier. I have circulation problems in my hands. Will this glove keep me skiing in the extreme cold?
By: Tomas garasic
November 22, 2011
I have circulation issues too. When it's really cold, Gloves simply don't work. I use only mittens below -10 C. The Alti Mitt (OR) is incredible.
By: JY Pikulik
December 2, 2011
ten degrees to zero degrees is not extreme cold to me. I guess I should keep looking.
By: Tomas garasic
November 28, 2011
ten degrees to zero degrees is not extreme cold to me. I guess I should keep looking.
By: Tomas garasic
November 28, 2011
OR's comfort rating for this glove is from 10 degrees F to -20 degrees F. Depending on what you think is "extreme" cold, I'd say that for someone with circulation issues, you'd be fine in these gloves down to at least 10, maybe to 0 degrees, especially if you keep moving...
By: Kate Williamson
November 22, 2011
Warm and well constructed
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Kasper Nyegaard
December 26, 2011
These are the best heavy duty gloves I have ever owned. They are not only warm, windproof and waterproof, but very comfortable and breathe well. The construction is very sturdy and allows for good manipulation and dexterity. Quality seems very very good. Tie strings work real well. Medium is fairly tight on my hand, sizes may be on the small side.
I have yet to test them in double digit freezing temps (C). Will update this review when I have. Here is a picture of the inside materials.
Finger Details
By: Kasper Nyegaard
December 26, 2011
Hand clasped
By: Kasper Nyegaard
December 26, 2011
Change me.
Out of Stock
2011 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Ski Gloves than that
Ski GlovesWarm and well constructed
These are the best heavy duty gloves I have ever owned. They are not only warm, windproof and waterproof, but very comfortable and breathe well. The construction more...
- Material:
- leather, Gore-Tex
- Insulation:
- EnduraLoft (266g)
- Closure:
- DuoCinch
- Gauntlet:
- yes
- Nose Wipe:
- yes
- Recommended Use:
- skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- lifetime