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If you've always wanted waterproof spring gloves, say hello to the POW Men's Sonic Gloves. Spring is the time of sun, soft snow, and epic park sessions, so if you're wondering why your hands are still numb, it's because most spring gloves are for gate-bashers and instructors who think a tabletop is an eating surface. POW knows that wet, frozen digits can't hold poles, let alone grab and tweak, so they created the Sonic Gloves to solve the problem. Silicone gripper palms give you the grasp of an NFL receiver, while a Hipora waterproof insert is ready for repeated hand plants. Lightweight Thinsulate insulation lets you take them out to the trees for springtime powder stash hunts.
Bottom Line: The Sonic Gloves keep spring slush from ruining your day.
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are they warm enough for 20 degrees?
are they warm enough for 20 degrees?
By: vince
November 8, 2009
I'm sure that you can wear these to 20 degrees, since there is a light insulation, and I have worn them, but it depends on how warm of a person you are. I ski with very little insulation down to sometime -40, so cold doesn't bother me. If your hands get cold often, then I would say keep these in the like 25 and up category at the lowest. If not, sure they will work for 20 degrees.
By: Shane O'Donnell
November 9, 2009
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Julian Carr
September 1, 2009
I wear these in the end of March/Spring months. I'm in Utah, so it still gets cold and the snow gets deep, it's not always sunny spring days. These gloves handle both conditions nicely. And the grip is cool, good for holding fresh cold beers after a day on the hill.
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I wear these in the end of March/Spring months. I'm in Utah, so it still gets cold and the snow gets deep, it's not always sunny spring days. more...
- Material:
- [Shell] corded nylon, neoprene
- Insulation:
- 40 g Thinsulate
- Water Resistant:
- Yes, waterproof
- Removable Liner:
- No
- Closure:
- Elastic cuff
- Gauntlet:
- Under cuff
- Goggle Wipe:
- No
- Nose Wipe:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Spring skiing and snowboarding, park and pipe
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- China