Mountain Hardwear Typhon Gloves for Men.
The Mountain Hardwear Typhon Gloves for Men is the classic modular full gauntlet glove designed for off-piste versatility for those interested in cold-weather sports. The glove has an Out Dry waterproof technology which keeps the hands dry from inside for a better grip. The Out Dry membrane is directly bonded to the glove's outer shell, eliminating the ability for wind and water to penetrate through the sewn seams of the shell, keeping your hands warmer in the coldest of weather. The Extreme Precurve patterning with Kevlar stitching provides unprecedented fit and dexterity. The Simple Cinch one-handed gauntlet closure with Siberian cord lock seals out snow. The palm of the glove has water-resistant Goatskin Leather giving you an even superior grip. The 4-way stretch nylon soft shell fabric offers a snug, flexible fit with Brushed Tricot as lining material and Plated wool poly as liner material sealing out Water, Wind and Cold. The Mountain Hardwear Typhon Gloves for Men comes with an extra removable wool-blend liner that adds extra warmth or can be worn on its own.
Fabric:
- Four-way stretchy nylon soft shell boosts flex
- 4-way stretch nylon soft shell fabric offers a snug flexible fit
- "Extreme Precurve" patterning with Kevlar stitching provides unprecedented fit and dexterity
- Q.Shield technology provides an advanced water repellency permanently fused into the shell fabric to prevent water from soaking in
- Plated wool polyester liner keeps your hands cozy and warm while you plow through feet of fresh snow
Weather and Wind:
- Gauntlet style and drawcord closure seal in warmth and block out the cold and elements
- Waterproof and windproof OutDry membrane fends off the cold winter wet, fresh snow, and melting icicles
- Simple Cinch one handed gauntlet closure with Cyberian cord lock seals out snow
Features:
- Water-resistant goatskin leather palm and fingers reinforcement
- Removable wool/poly blended glove liner
- A classic modular full gauntlet glove designed for off-piste versatility
Weatherproof and durable, the Mountain Hardwear Typhon Glove delivers versatility for climbing, mountaineering or any winter backcountry pursuit. An innovative combination of fabrics and features equip the glove for high performance. A removable wool/poly liner bolsters the Typhon Glove's modular versatility.
Whether you're a backcountry enthusiast or bell-to-bell skier, you'll appreciate the likes of the Mountain Hardwear Typhon Glove. Its waterproof, windproof, and breathable OutDry membrane and water-resistant Q.Shield coating provide exceptional protection against winter's harsh elements, and its unique design means you have plenty of dexterity for grabbing ski poles or snow-shovel handles.
Fully waterproof and windproof, Mountain Hardwear's Typhon Glove offers a removable liner and 4-way stretch construction, making it a perfect cold-weather mountaineering piece.
| Body: | 4-Way Stretch Nylon Softshell (92% nylon, 8% elastane) |
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| Fabric: | Body: 4-Way Stretch Nylon Softshell (92% nylon, 8% elastane) |
| Item Weight: | 10 oz (270 g) |
| Laminate: | OutDry Waterproof Technology |
| Liner: | Plated Wool Poly (50% Wool, 28% Polyester, 22% Nylon) |
| Liner Material: | Tricot Lining |
| Lining: | Brushed Tricot (100% Polyester) |
| Other: | Wool/Poly Blended Removable Liner Glove |
| OutDry® Waterproof Technology: | extremely waterproof; totally windproof |
| Palm: | Water-resistant Goatskin Leather |
| Palm Material: | Goatskin Leather |
| Recommended Use: | Skiing/Winter Sports |
| Shell Material: | Softshell with OutDry Waterproof Technology |
| Type: | Waterproof/Breathable Glove (pair) |
| Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Waterproof: | Yes |
| Weight: | 9.5 oz / 270 g |
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Mountain Hardwear Typhon Glove Reviews:
Negative Reviews:
I used this (half the time) for a season of ice and skiing.The leather is barely waterproofed. The sewn-on patches are coming off. The fabric inner liner of the shell is only sewn to the fingertips, and it ripped off of all of them on one glove. It now turns inside-out anytime I remove the insulating layer. For a glove this expensive, I expect a lot more. Glad I bought it on sale, but it still wasn't worth it.
Neutral Reviews:
I bought these for skiing and whenever I'm filming in the snow. They have a tight fit. There's alot of extra stitching in the palms which I'm not sure is needed. I keep these gloves in my car all winter long just in case I forget my Medusas:
