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The North Face Kelvin Glove

The North Face Kelvin Glove description

Big, steep couloirs, massive frozen icefalls, huge stormy peaks The North Face Kelvin Glove loves every minute of it. This waterproof breathable glove keeps you dry thanks to a HyVent shell and a Gore-Tex insert, and warms your chilly digits with PrimaLoft synthetic insulation. The extended gauntlet with a shockcord and cinch strap closure seals nasty weather out of the glove, and a chamois wipe on the thumb takes care of drippy noses. A carabiner clip on the finger lets you stash the Kelvin on your harness for quick gloveless tasks.

Bottom Line: The Kelvin craves gnarly conditions in epic locations.

The North Face Kelvin Glove is typical The North Face: solid, well-made, technically accurate and adequate, abundant in features and form. This glove is cut kinda different that any previous TNF glove (and indeed I own at least 5 pairs). By that, I mean, that the Kelvin glove is sized small but overall and in the dimension between the finger tip and palm heel. Hence, the glove feels rather tight in any gripping position. I am hoping that the glove stretches with use, at least some. The quality of construction is impressive, as is the gauntlet size and function. While not inexpensive, this glove is worth the money, if you need a tough, multi-season, insulated glove.