Spyder Womens Opal Gore Texglove

Pull your outfit together to the tips of your fingers - style and performance can be yours with the Opal glove. Waterproof and heavily insulated, you'll love how these feminine gloves protect your hands.

Features:

• GORE-TEXآ® HP Waterproof/Breathable Insert
• Fabric Coordinates to Women's Platinum Collection
• Inner Fur at Wrist
• Soft Chamude Nose Wipe on Thumb
• Mid Length Over The Cuff Gauntlet
• Elastisized Wrist
• Pre-Curved Articulated Fit
• Brushed Tricot Lining
• Custom Spyder Logo Trims

  XT.Lâ„¢ 10,000
  XT.Lâ„¢ is an ultra-thin membrane that delivers superior waterproofness and breathability. This thin technology results in pliable fabrics that are lightweight yet durable. XT.L benefits include stretch recovery, which maintains the integrity of the fabric after seasons of hard-core use.

  • Water Resistance Rating: 10,000mmH2O
  • Breathability Rating: 8,000g/sqm/24 hrs

    
    Thinsulateâ„¢ Supreme
    Thinsulateâ„¢ Supreme Insulation features a special fiber coating that gives it a soft, silky, luxurious feel. Its excellent drape characteristics provide better fit in both classic and contemporary styling. Like other Thinsulateâ„¢ Insulation products, Thinsulateâ„¢ Supreme Insulation retains its exceptional insulating ability under damp conditions and retains excellent breathability..
    
    Spylon+â„¢
    Spylonâ„¢ is a durable water repellent (DWR) finish applied to the fabric exterior to prevent the garment from absorbing surface moisture. Spylon+â„¢ is a top-rated performer retaining 80% effectiveness after 50 washings. It also guards against water and oil-based stains.

    GORE-TEXآ®Durably waterproof, exceptionally breathable, completely windproof fabric carrying the GORE-TEXآ® Guaranteed to Keep You Dryآ® promise. The GORE-TEXآ® membrane technology provides a thin, uniform barrier that can provide properties like waterproofness and chemical resistance. A square inch of the GORE-TEXآ® membrane contains 9 billion microscopic pores each 20,000 times smaller than a raindrop but 700 times larger than a molecule of water vapor so while water can't pass through the fabric, perspiration can.