The Gore Wear Gore-Tex Insulated Trigger Gloves are their warmest waterproof gloves with a trigger design to maximize thermal protection while retaining dexterity for lever and shifter control. They combine GORE-TEX ePE Laminate and PrimaLoft® Insulation for minimal bulk and superior protection from the cold.
At the core of GORE-TEX technology is an extremely thin membrane that's durably waterproof, windproof, and breathable. It has over nine billion pores per square inch. Each pore is 20,000 times smaller than a drop of water, but 700 times larger than water vapor — or sweat. This means that rain is kept out while perspiration vaporizes, so you'll stay dry no matter what.
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Glove Type: Full Finger - Insulated | |
Black - Small | Mfg PartNum: 101087-9900-6 |
Black - Medium | Mfg PartNum: 101087-9900-7 |
Black - Large | Mfg PartNum: 101087-9900-8 |
Black - X-Large | Mfg PartNum: 101087-9900-9 |
I live in the Northeast and ride outdoors year round. This can be a real challenge to keep fingers warm. I have tried multiple gloves claiming to be the warmest. The Gore Wear Gore-Tex Insulated Trigger Gloves are the warmest. 2nd best are the Castelli Extremo Gloves, Gore-Tex --- I think they are discontinued
These are the first "cyclops" style gloves I've ever used...and they are WARM...I use them by themselves in the upper thirties down to freezing temps here in New York City and my fingers/hands stay toasty...Below freezing I use with a merino liner and my hands stay warm...
The only issue and why I gave four stars instead of five is that they fit ridiculously SMALL... normally I'm a size Large in gloves and the fit is right...I bought these in XL after reading the reviews and they're still hugely difficult to put on, with or without liners...but I decided to keep them since the price was so good ( almost 50 percent off ! )...I recommend getting two sizes larger than your normal size...when you're wringling and wrangling putting your gloves back on after a pit stop in freezing weather believe me it's not fun...
