Mountain Hardwear Jalapeno Glove:
Warmth without all the sweat.
Mountain Hardwear Jalapeno Glove
Why is the jalapeno the best damn pepper there is? Because it provides just the right amount of heat to your palette to make your taste buds tickle but doesn't leave you sweating like a pig. Like its namesake, the Mountain Hardwear Jalapeno Glove may just be the best damn cold weather glove to ever grace your fingers.
- OutDry system uses a waterproof breathable membrane bonded directly to the shell fabric instead of in the liner to block water, wind, and snow at the surface
- Extra-long gauntlet lets you tuck the sleeve of your jacket under to seal out snow when you submarine through feet of fresh pow
- Brushed polyester lining helps wick moisture and keep your skin comfortable
Product Features
| Material | [shell] Taslan (nylon); [palm] goat leather; [lining] brushed polyester |
|---|---|
| Insulation | Thermic Micro |
| Removable Liner | no |
| Waterproofing | water-resistant |
| Closure | elastic cuff |
| Gauntlet | yes |
| Goggle Wipe | no |
| Nose Wipe | yes |
| Hand-warmer Pocket | no |
| Weight | 7 oz |
| Recommended Use | skiing, winter |
| Manufacturer Warranty | lifetime |
Men's
| S | M | L | XL and up | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hand | 5.5-6in (14-15.2cm) |
6.5-7in (16.5-17.8cm) |
7.5-8in (19-20.3cm) |
8.5in + (21.6cm +) |
- How to Measure:
- Measure from the bottom of the wrist to the top of the middle finger.
Average Product Reviews
(2 Reviews)
Reviews:
DEON NORTJE (0)
December 5, 2011
hot,hot,hot
as hot as a jalapeno!
pel4942930 (0)
September 30, 2011
Impressive b/c performance
The Good: These things are totally wind/waterproof and breathable. Long gauntlets are really nice. Generous snot wipes on both thumbs. Enough dexterity to handle ski buckles, folding climbing skins, etc. The bad: Not insulated enough for colder resort days. Conclusion: Getting the transition right in the backcountry helps make for more comfortable, efficient touring. These gloves breathe well enough to work on the skin up and are warm enough to leave on for the ride down. Their ability to keep my hands warm and dry without taking them off on a tour is truly amazing. That said, on really cold days or riding chairs these are a little thin. However, they are the closest to a glove "quiver of one" for backcountry skiing I've tried.
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