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Columbia Wintertrainer II Glove - Women's

Columbia Wintertrainer II Glove - Women's description

Columbia knows you can't sacrifice durability just because you ski in mild conditions, so it gave the Women's Wintertrainer II Gloves polyurethane leather palms for extra abrasion resistance. These gloves won't get demolished when you carry your skis from the car to the lift. The Wintertrainer II Gloves' MTR fleece shell provides just the right amount of insulation without causing you to overheat when you ski in warm weather. Wear these Columbia gloves underneath waterproof shells for cold-weather skiing.

Bottom Line: Ski more comfortably in spring conditions with the warm, breathable, and durable Columbia Wintertrainer II Gloves.

Gloves are warm and fit great. They do get wet easy though.

I don't ski anymore due to a knee injury, but I am still outside a lot getting snow off my car and shoveling. (shouldn't the boyfriend be doing this?!?! LOL) Anyway, I must confess I bought the gloves at a rival store! They are super-warm and comfy, and the leather on the palm makes it easy to drive, shovel, and do anything outside. But my hands get cold very easily, and I couldn't see myself using these to ski, as they are not waterproof. Especially on snowy ski days, they would get soaking wet and your hands would FREEZE!! I highly recommend these gloves for be-boppin around town, but not for winter sports.