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Stay warm and connected in the Scout 2.0 glove
The Dakine Scout 2.0 Glove pairs a removable, touchscreen-compatible storm liner with an internal heat pack pocket, so full finger dexterity stays available while the hand warms up and the phone stays usable. A DK Dry insert and PFC-free DWR shell block moisture at the source, while Hi-Loft insulation holds heat once the liner goes in for colder stretches. A one-hand cinch gauntlet extends past the wrist and locks out snow before it reaches the liner underneath.
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"I tighten a binding strap with full finger control, then check my phone through the liner without breaking stride, since the internal pocket keeps a hand warmer sitting right against my palm the whole time. Nothing about the setup asks me to trade dexterity for warmth."
Details
- Gloves built to adapt across a full day on the mountain
- Internal heat pack pocket warms the hand directly
- Removable liner adds warmth and touchscreen use
- One-hand cinch gauntlet seals out snow at the wrist
- DK Dry insert and DWR shell block moisture
- Thumb wipe panel clears goggles without stopping
- Item #DAKZ8GM
- Responsible Collection
- recycled/repurposed
- Material
- [membrane/laminate] DK Dry, 100% polyurethane, PFC-free DWR, [shell] 61% recycled polyester, 39% polyester, PFC-free DWR, [lining] 150g tricot, 100% polyester
- Waterproofing
- DK Dry insert
- Insulation
- Hi Loft, 100% recycled polyester (110/230g)
- Removable Liner
- yes, midweight fleece storm liner, touchscreen compatible
- Style
- gauntlet, glove
- Closure
- cinch
- Palm Grip
- recycled AX Rev PU, rPET, 60% polyurethane, 40% recycled polyester, PFC-free DWR
- Touchscreen Compatible
- yes, storm liner
- Hand-warmer Compatible
- yes, internal pocket
- Activity
- skiing, snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited 10 years