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The North Face Montana Glove - Women's

The North Face Montana Glove - Women's description

Wear The North Face Women's Montana Gloves, which are waterproof and breathable, to ski, snowboard, or otherwise play in the snow. Your hands will be dry inside the HyVent shell and plenty warm, thanks to a pile fleece liner and 120 grams of Heatshield Optimal Technology synthetic insulation. A pocket on the Montana Glove's back holds a heat packet, as if all that insulation isn't enough. This articulated glove allows you to grip poles and equipment with ease. The North Face gave this glove a goggle wipe and a nose wipe to keep you fog- and drip-free.

These gloves are great. I'm a wimp when it comes to the cold and I love these gloves! It's difficult to see in the photo, but in the top of the glove there is a flap just above the North Face logo. There is a zipper tucked in there that opens up a small pocket to hold a hand warmer. I put them in every time I go on the slopes and it's < 35 degrees or so and my gloves stay warm all day long. In truly extreme cold my fingertips get slightly chilly, but I throw them under the hand warmer in the bathroom and I'm good-to-go another 2-3 hours. I would usually wear a medium, but I purchased large so that the gloves wrist elastic can fit around my wrist guards for snowboarding. My first pair lasted 3 seasons of hard use, and I recently purchased my 2nd pair.