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The Gordini Vertigo Gloves for women are waterproof, windproof, breathable and insulated gloves. Yes, these toasty gloves have it all. Lavawool lining makes the interior comfy as well as dry, since it also wicks moisture. The gauntlet cuff prevents drafts and creates a warm seal with your jacket.
A dizzying display of performance, Gordini's Vertigo gloves combine warm, moisture-wicking and quick-drying Lavawool with a windproof and waterproof breathable AquaBloc insert.
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 | Gordini Vertigo Ski Glove - Men's | $39.99 |
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Best winter gloves I have ever worn | |
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| I have used these gloves in the backcounty and on long negative tempurature walks with myd ogs and have been very satisfied with them. They are extremely warm and very wind proof (great for riding the snowmachine). The sizing seems true to size, I have fairly large hands for a woman and the large fits great. | |
| C.O. at Sierra Trading Post on 01/19/2010 | |
Just what I wanted | |
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| Plan on using these skiing and snowshoeing, nice fit for me-a lot of womans gloves have short fingers, but these do not, fit nice. women with fingernails will appreciate the finger length. Mine were a size large. Soft, flexible and not bulky. May order another pair. | |
| Let it Snow at Sierra Trading Post on 11/30/2009 | |
just what I needed! | |
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| waterproof, windproof and about as warm as you can get with gloves (mittens are always warmer, but difficult to work in). a little bulky, but there's no way around that for the warmth. | |
| dmacaw at Sierra Trading Post on 02/01/2010 | |
So far so good | |
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| I just got these gloves and they fit perfectly! They are very comfortable and seem like they'll be warm enough. I haven't had a chance to try them out yet though. | |
| DB at Sierra Trading Post on 11/10/2009 | |
Looks like a good pair! | |
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| Love the style and design. Looks like a solid pair of gloves, great value for money. | |
| Ives at Sierra Trading Post on 10/14/2009 | |
Light weight and warm. | |
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| Got gloves for my daughter's birthday. Loved them from the start | |
| Vermont skier at Sierra Trading Post on 02/18/2010 | |
glove too stiff | |
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| I would not have purchased this product if I'd had the opportunity to try them on beforehand. Main complaint is they are too stiff. Hoping they'll be a bit like shoes and will break in with time | |
| cazla at Sierra Trading Post on 12/29/2009 | |
poorly made | |
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| I'd consider this a pair of pooly made stuff. one of the finger doesn't fit at all. Will return anyway. | |
| SL at Sierra Trading Post on 12/01/2009 | |
