Burton AK Guide Glove - Men's
Brand : BurtonItem : BUR0960
The Burton Men's AK Guide Gloves' waterproof breathable Gore-Tex XCR shell protects against the worst weather you encounter at the resort or in the backcountry. Neoprene stretch panels increase dexterity to make it easier to strap in or grab on big rotations. The AK Guide Gloves also have burly leather palms for excellent grip and the durability to last season after season. Burton insulated these top-of-the-line gloves with low-profile Thinsulate to increase warmth without increasing bulk. *Available for US Shipment Only.
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Burton AK Guide Glove - Men's
Burton AK Guide
The glove is of good quality and is very waterproof. The handwarmer pocket helps keep your hand warm all the time. However, the only downside is that the leather isn't waterproof as it is becomes waterlogged and heavy in any conditions if you are in contact with the snow or ice for a minute or so. Also the stiching for the most part is of very high quality, but on the leather-to-leather sections it seems to be stretching.
Good Gloves
They are good gloves. Super warm on cold days. I like the leather palms but I do seem to wear them out more then like a synthetic material palm. Overall, great gloves
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