Description
Looks like a work glove but performs like it owns the hill.
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Stoic The Duke Glove
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Warm and durable
Courtney Dean
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I've beat these gloves up for two seasons and they look as good today as they did new. Well, that's not quite true. They're stained and shaped to my hand now, but they're still bomber.
Last season (11/12) I used them regularly for skiing except on the coldest days. They were excellent. Gave me plenty of dexterity and sensitivity for adjusting helmet cam and working poles, boots and bindings.
This year I grabbed them to go ice climbing one day early in the season and they stayed in my kit. They offer enough dexterity to manipulate screws and I have been able to clip/unclip even smaller 'biners without too much difficulty. I have a good pair of OR mixed climbing gloves, but when it's really cold, I opt for the Dukes.
Caveat: they are pretty resilient, but do need a little TLC to preserve them. I use mink oil on them semi-regularly (read: not as often as i should). They stay soft and pretty water resistant (unless you get snow inside them) so long as they're oiled more than once a season. Keep mink oil on hand and these will last forever - no cracks in the leather.
Also, no blown stitching yet! that's excellent. Most anything will blow a seam after a season or two.
weird fit
jwmf
Member since
I really like the way these gloves look but the seem in between the middle and ring finger hits your hand first before the gloves are all the way on. I just gave them to a friend with bigger hands and they fit him great so I am going to try to find some in a smaller size to see if they work better
Real nice gloves
dal4273829
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I have only used these a handful of times but so far I really like them, especially for the price. The fit is great, I really like the lining and the exterior stitching looks pretty good. I wouldn't wear these at the resort on a really cold day but in the back country or nicer days at the resort they are perfect.
Great gloves!
ROC Eric
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've been skiing in VT every weekend for the last two months with these gloves and they haven't let me down yet. They fit and feel really nice when you put them on. The gloves give plenty of dexterity for opening pockets, adjusting bindings, etc. The waterproofing is good unless the snow is slushy, but that's what I expect of leather gloves. Overall, I love them!
Solid Glove
Serds
Member since
Ordered this as well as the Forge. This one has more dexterity than the Forge, but doesn't feel like it'd be as warm. Fits true to size guide provided. As Finley stated in his Cons of the glove, it does seem like the lining should be a little longer to allow for more movement when the palm is open but it's not something that I considered a deal breaker.
Fit like a glove
Dustin Warr
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I bought these bad boys one account of they look super bada$$. And wouldn't you know it - they turned out to be fully functional, super awesome gloves! I ski in them all the time and look all tough because I'm wearing "work gloves". Downside - don't try to pee while wearing these gloves. I'll spare you the details.
Bomber glove
Nic
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Best leather insulated glove I have owned. Baked in some snoseal, they just work.
the duke
Daniel Griffin
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I really like this glove, built super well and crazy durable. However, they seem to be a bit chilly when the weather hits 10's or lower. Size up and get a liner and I bet theyll perform better.
best all-around use
mm m
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
these are awesome. these are my go-to gloves for 80% of my ski days, even wet snow days. for the most frigid days i switch to a dakine titan but these are so much better in feel & dexterity. water has never gotten through the membrane but that may be because i dry them by the fireplace apres-ski. i have a feeling that they might be uncomfortably still wet the next morning if i was backcountry skiing in a tent or forgot to put them by the fire.
Awesome Work Gloves/Everyday Use
Scott Meredith
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I got these as an in-between work glove. By that I mean when I am not using my Stoic Gauntlet gloves patrolling, and need something for work around the house, in my car, chairlift evacuation, or anything else where a full on ski glove isn't warranted. They have worked out awesome. I usually keep them in my car, or in my ski patrol pack as backup gloves. While they aren't 100% waterproof per-say, they are very resilient for a leather glove. But most notably, they are the most comfortable thing you could put on your hands. The wool inside is incredibly soft, and like most Stoic stuff, have and very natural, comfortable fit. They are super warm and natural feeling. I have very big hands, and the XL size fit me perfectly. If you need cold-weather work gloves, you can't do much better than these. I have beat the hell out of mine, and they haven't frayed or come apart at all. I ended up ordering another pair for my wife because she liked mine so much. I got mine on S&C for $30. Can't beat that.
Simplicity is key.
Tory Robinson
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
These gloves are great. Every bit as good as my Hestra's at fraction of the price. The best part is that they are completely leather, no nonsense "waterproof" fabric and extra stitching to fall apart. One recommendation for beginners: balm, balm, balm. These are LEATHER. Put on a couple coats before you wear them the first time and another one after every session.
First Impressions...
Eric Nelson
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Look-
The gloves looks pretty awesome. Every time I put them on I feel like I should start up a motorcycle club. The subtle orange stitching provides good contrast. Orange logo is only on right pointer finger, which provides just enough pop.
Feel-
Hands feel slightly constricted in their movement. They great at gripping ski poles, but other stuff not so much. Not as warm as I would like, but also consider that my hands get cold very easily.
Price-
Awesome! Dang solid glove for this price.
Exclusivity-
I love knowing that these are pretty exclusive (only sold on Backcountry.com). Makes me feel like I'm in-the-know, ya know?
Doin' work
Mark Travers
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
These gloves are great as a cold weather work/ ski glove. I teach adaptive skiing, so I'm pretty rough on gloves when I'm teaching (carrying/ adjusting equipment pretty frequently), and these gloves have stood up really well so far, and they seem to be bomber. I've been pleasantly surprised with how warm and water resistant these gloves are. It hasn't gotten super cold yet, but they have been fine for clearing off my car in the low 20s and skiing in the 20s/ low 30s. I've noticed the finger tips soak up a bit of moisture in super slushy snow, but I haven't gotten cold/ wet fingers yet. I doubt that they would hold up to a rain storm, but seem to be plenty weather resistant for a typical day.
These won't replace my goretex lined storm gloves, but seem to be an awesome daily driver for bluebird days and working on the mountain in the cold
Some initial impressions
Tobin Story
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Upon receiving these gloves, my initial impressions were that they looked awesome, and I liked the leather reinforcement in the palm. They are definitely thicker than I expected and don't have great dexterity, but they seem to be plenty warm. The leather feels great out of the box.
After using these on a few cold days, I like this glove. They're definitely nice and warm, and the waterproofing does an ok job. The re-enforced areas tend to soak up water and transfer it to the rest of the glove pretty quick, but this isn't a big deal unless you are digging/falling a lot. Looks like some sno-seal will do the trick. Like some other reviewers have said, it's not the best glove for a huge storm day or a super cold day, but as an average day glove in the Wasatch it does the trick. Overall a four-star glove.
Pros & Cons
Aaron Finley
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I bought these gloves in Honey color, size XL. I debated a long time before deciding to return them and get a different style of gloves for everyday use.
Pros:
*Construction/quality seems solid
*Brand new, the goat leather is soft, smells great, and doesn't need much breaking-in, if any
*Added leather palm strip seemed like it would add durability for work use
*SuperLoft insulation was WARM
Cons:
*Felt too tight between thumb and middle finger when opening my hand at wide angles. In my opinion, it seemed like the added leather palm strip was cut too short which constricted the range of motion a little
*Seemed too warm/bulky for everyday use (I wouldn't have used this glove except for temps in the 20's F or lower)
*The glove in honey color looks like a rancher/workman glove - I hoped that'd be suitable for everyday/casual use, but it just didn't work for me
Bottom line: these are pretty cool gloves at a great price. Just not right for me.
Can't go wrong
Tight Lines
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These gloves are so versatile - good for working or playing. Great quality and fit. Warm but not too bulky
Solid warm
Kyle
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These gloves rock! A little leatherproofing and you are set for seasons.
Great gloves
Brett Garrett
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Nice gloves for skiing, working, or climbing. They are thicker than I was envisioning, but still have decent feel for winter gloves. I like the shorter cuff. very easy to put on and off. The leather seems pretty stout. Happy so far...
Sweet glove!
John MC
Member since
This is a great glove if you are working outside and needing to use your hands a lot. They are nice and warm but not so thick that it's hard to grab and hold onto something. These gloves are also nice and warm! The leather coming with a DWR treatment is also really "handy"...
Solid and priced right
Alex S
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Bought a pair of large for myself and some smalls for the wifey. They're pretty dang dexterous and warm. I also like that they come with their own DWR coating so you don't immediately need to stink up your house with ovens and sno-seal the way you do with other leather work gloves.
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