Kombi Authentic Glove Women's
Kombi Authentic Glove Women's - Black / S is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Kombi Authentic Glove Women's - Black / S is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
The Kombi Authentic is a women's insulated glove for ski days and cold-weather outdoor work. A Waterguard membrane, which Kombi describes as waterproof, breathable and windproof, sits under a textured polyamide shell with polyester flex-tech. PrimaLoft Silver P.U.R.E. recycled insulation provides the warmth, and Kombi rates the glove at warmth factor 3. The cuff adjusts to close out cold air and snow. A loop at the wrist takes a leash, and a separate hanging loop lets the pair dry on a hook.
Features
- Waterguard waterproof, breathable and windproof PFC-free membrane that keeps wind and wet out
- PrimaLoft Silver P.U.R.E. recycled insulation, breathable and water-resistant
- Textured polyamide shell with polyester flex-tech, water-resistant and durable
- Durable synthetic leather palm for grip and wear resistance
- Accu-Dri lining in 100% recycled polyester with moisture-wicking treatment
- Adjustable cuff that seals out cold air and snow and tightens to fit
- Integrated loop for attaching a wrist leash
- Hanging loop for drying or storage
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Insulation | PrimaLoft Silver P.U.R.E. recycled |
| Waterproof | Waterguard membrane |
| Cuff | Adjustable |
| Palm | Durable synthetic leather |
| Warmth Factor | 3 |
| Material | Shell: textured polyamide with polyester flex-tech | Content: 100% polyester | Membrane: Waterguard PFC-free | Insulation: PrimaLoft Silver P.U.R.E. recycled | Lining: Accu-Dri 100% recycled polyester |
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