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Head into the backwoods with all the weather protection you'll need wearing the waterproof, breathable, and insulated 3-in-1 Ultimate Guide Glove from Marmot. Start with a wool-lined waterproof Membrain shell, add in a WINDSTOPPER liner that blocks icy gusts, and slip in a waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX insert for a level of protection fit for mountain guides from the North Cascades to the Southern Alps.
3-in-1 construction. Our durable Ultimate Glove shell with a removable Gore Tex liner.
3-in-1 construction. Marmot's durable Ultimate Glove shell with a removable GORE-TEX® liner.
Top-quality materials and an anatomic design give the tough Marmot Ultimate Guide ski gloves a great fit, plenty of warmth, and high-end waterproof, breathable protection.
Built with 3-in-1 construction, the Marmot Ultimate Guide Glove is a durable alpine glove with a removable GORE-TEX® liner.
FEATURES:
Falcon Grip : Gauntlet Quickdraw : GORE-TEX Waterproof/Breathable Glove Insert : GORE XCR Performance : Marmot MemBrain, Waterproof/Breathable Fabric : Nose Wipe : Pittards Micro Vent leather : Removable Zonal Constructed WINDSTOPPER Glove : Safety Leash : Wool Lining for Increase Warmth : Wrist Strap
MATERIALS:
Main Material:- RipCord N-350 MemBrain 2L : Reinforcement Material:- Pittards Micro Vent Leather : Lining Material:- Wool : Glove Insert Material:- GORE-TEX Glove Insert– Durably Waterproof, Windproof and Breathable
Reap the benefits of the Marmot Men’s Ultimate Guide Glove without having to spend your winter guiding others. A waterproof, breathable Gore-Tex insert protects your hands from even the gnarliest weather while its wool lining keeps them toasty warm. Marmot’s Falcon Grip ensures dexterity and a firm grip. Keep the pow under your skis and out of your gloves with the Marmot Ultimate Guide Glove’s full-length gauntlet with drawstring closure.
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The Ultimate Guide Glove from Marmot has 3-in-1 construction, including a removable Gore-Tex liner.
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| Closure: | Elastic cuff and ladderlock wrist cinch |
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| Country Of Origin: | China |
| Fabric: | nylon |
| Gauntlet: | Yes |
| Gender: | Unisex |
| Goggle Wipe: | No |
| Insulation: | Polyester fleece |
| Lining: | 74% polyester/26% wool |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | [Shell] RipCord N-350 MemBrain 2L; [Palm] Pittards Micro Vent Leather |
| Nose Wipe: | Yes |
| Palm material: | leather |
| Palms: | Leather |
| Recommended Use: | Skiing |
| Removable Liner: | Yes, wool |
| Shell type: | Nylon |
| Waterproofing: | Gore-Tex waterproof breathable insert |
| removable layer: | yes |
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 | Black |  | True Black |
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| Size | Color | |
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| Black | True Black | |
| Extra Small | 95.9795.97160.00 | 95.97 |
| Small | 95.9795.972 More... | 159.00160.002 More... |
| Medium | 95.9795.973 More... | 159.00159.005 More... |
| Large | 160.00160.00 | 159.00159.005 More... |
| Extra Large | 160.00160.00 | 159.00159.005 More... |
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Very versitle, well made glove | |
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Not sure why these gloves are getting ripped. Just came back from Steamboat and loved them. No issues with construction of any kind. Liners are very durable and easier to get hands out of without removing them from the glove like others I've tried. It was in the teens in the AM and with the liners I stayed toasty warm. Mid-afternoon the it hit 32 degrees and I skied without the liners for perfect temp. Overall a very versatile glove. Probably the only thing I think should be improved is the clasp for holding the gloves together or on a jacket loop. The snap is pretty small and doesn't look that durable. Hestra does a much better job in this department. That being said, I used the wrist loops instead and rely on the clasp only for storage. I've got pretty big hands (8" wrist to fingertips) and bought XLs. They fit snug width-wise with the liners, fine in length with a little extra at the tips. | |
| RexA at Backcountry.com on 01/26/2009 | |
Nice Versatile Gloves | |
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Great gloves. These gloves aren't quite as dexterous as the BD Prodigy's I had before, however they are much more versatile. The shell on the marmot has the water proof membrane as well as some insulation, making it a nice glove on it's own. The liner mine came with is windstopper fleece which is great for approach hiking or the uphill skinning/climbing. Overall I find my hands are much drier than with my BD Prodigy's (since those shells were just leather), which translates to much warmer in the Cascades. | |
| flan-man at Backcountry.com on 04/10/2009 | |
Can not beat a great glove | |
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| I just replace my 15 year old Ultimate Glove with these. The first ons that I had only wore out in the seams after using them 50-75 days a year for 15 years. I still have them, but I use the new ones for dayly skiing. Most of the time I am able to use just the shell and only on sub-zero days do I add the liners. | |
| TreeBandit at Mountain Gear on 09/14/2009 | |
Excellent Gloves | |
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| While the glove is a bit tight with the liner in, they fit well. I purchased medium gloves and consider myself having small hands. The size may be a bit smaller than you expect. | |
| pat H at Altrec on 10/19/2009 | |
These run small | |
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| These gloves fit a bit too small. I really like the light, removeable liner. It dries fast too. They won't be as warm if you get them too tight. | |
| Coldfinger at Mountain Gear on 12/22/2008 | |
Great Gloves Hands Down | |
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Supple, warm, form fitting and perfect for skiing Sunday River in Maine on a -15F breezy day in January. The best gauntlet gloves I've ever owned. | |
| Vincent Carriuolo at Backcountry.com on 09/21/2009 | |
Walter | |
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I found the gloves to be very stiff and too snug even going one size above what the sizing chart called for. The elastic cuff is poorly designed and does not release when you squeeze the spring loaded draw string clasp plus they are tiny making it difficult to squeeze them. The gloves are rated at 0-20 degrees, after 40 minutes in 16 degree weather with no wind my fingers were very cold on both hands. | |
| uwnow102310 at Backcountry.com on 02/20/2009 | |
Not enough glove | |
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For me you really have to deliver an amazing glove to | |
| mario sarrica at Backcountry.com on 12/23/2008 | |
Meh, not my kind of glove... | |
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I just ordered these. Holy crap are they stiff. I can barely bend my fingers. I have issues gripping a ski pole completely. I comfortably wear a large glove and bought these in large, but they are a very tight fit. My hand feels constricted within the gloves, but the finger tip lengths and general dimensions are right so I don't think a larger size is the solution. Also, the shell feels as if it wasn't sized properly for the already snug liner, so wearing both feels extra tight. Lastly, getting in and out of the liners is a pain as for some reason the designers felt they should make the opening just barely big enough to put your hand through, making it quite an ordeal to pull them over your hands. The liner interior wasn't cut/sewn all that well and you feel the edges of the fabric at the seems, which I think is poor craftmanship as I don't have this issue with other liners. Lastly, I wasn't happy that there's no back of the hand pocket for warmers and such, but might not be necessary on such a warm glove. | |
| war2619792 at Backcountry.com on 12/09/2008 | |
Wanted a little more | |
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-Dexterity: 1 turn. Very rigid | |
| James Foulks at Backcountry.com on 12/08/2008 | |
Stiff Fingers. Not form fitting. Needs precurve fingers and more dexterity. | |
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Very warm. Solid consrtuction. The inner glove is great. The inner liner is a leather trimmed $50 windstopper type of glove. I like the liner by itself. When you put the goretex gauntlet shell the trouble begins. | |
| J R at Backcountry.com on 01/29/2009 | |
