
Stoic Forge Gauntlet Glove
Stoic built upon the Forge Glove's already-powerful weather protection by extending the wrist closure to fit over the sleeve, thus creating the flexible and burly Forge Gauntlet Glove. The dexterous softshell and goat leather shell, a waterproof bladder shuns wet snow and weather during in-bounds lift laps or out-the-gate ski touring. Slide your hand inside this wool-lined winter armor, cinch down the elastic-pull gauntlet, and charge into the deepest storm-cycle days without heed.
- Softshell and goat leather shell allows for superior dexterity, without sacrificing rugged durability
- Wool liner insulates and retains its warmth even when soggy, coastal snowpack threatens to soak you to the bone
- Internal Sympatex waterproof bladder stops further wetness from reaching your hand
- Gauntlet closure pulls over the cuffs of your sleeves and cinch down in order to lock out snow with absolute certainty
- Backcountry.com is the exclusive US distributor for Stoic products
Product Features
| Material | [palm] goat skin leather; [shell] softshell; [lining] wool |
|---|---|
| Insulation | [liner] wool |
| Removable Liner | no |
| Waterproofing | Sympatex bladder, DWR coating |
| Closure | double heliz elastic pull |
| Gauntlet | yes |
| Goggle Wipe | no |
| Nose Wipe | yes |
| Hand-warmer Pocket | no |
| 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
(1 Review)
Reviews:
bye100723901 (0)
November 8, 2011
Dextrosity
I don't know if these have the same finger cut as last years design. The finger tip dexterity of these gloves is my favorite feature. They are not quite warm enough for me, but I have cold hands. Very functional design and materials although the goat leather took a beating over a long winter. If you have warm hands and want a glove thats good for a workload in the backcountry, check these out.


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