Marmot Randonnee Glove

Item No. 10047531

The Randonnee Glove by Marmot. Tough leather reinforcement, Primaloft insulation and the industry's best GORE-TEX insert have made the Randonnee our most beloved glove among skiers and guides.

DECENT FEATURES of the Marmot Randonnee Glove

Gore XCR Performance
Gore-Tex Waterproof/Breathable Glove Insert
Marmot MemBrain Waterproof/Breathable Fabric
Primaloft Insulation
DriClime Bi-Component Wicking Lining
Falcon Grip
Gauntlet Quick draw
Nose wipe
Safety Leash
Wrist Strap

The SPECS

Weight: Large: 7.5 oz / 213 g
Material: MemBrain 2L 100% Nylon 4.4 oz/yd, Reinforcement: Washable Digital Hair sheep Leather 0.5 - 0.6mm, Lining: DriClime 3-Dimentional Wicking Lining, Insulation: Primaloft One - Patented Synthetic Down, Low Bulk, Warm, Water Repellent, Glove Insert: Gore-Tex Glove Insert-Durably Waterproof, Windproof and Breathable

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"Keeps hands dry and warm" 03/28/13

These gloves are great. We took them on a 7 day hike to the summit of Kilimanjaro. Used it during the summit night, and kept our fingers warm and dry. Highly recommended.

by Andrew from New York

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"Great gloves, just not when there's any kind of precipitation or if you're "working" with them" 08/11/11

I bought these gloves thinking I'd finally found the perfect ski glove. A stream of several powder days, these worked great. Then, it started raining, like it always does in Oregon. These gloves got SOAKED to the Gore-Tex membrane which is interior to all the non-waterproof fabric. Though my hands didn't get wet through the fabric, I felt like I had 2 lb bricks on each hand these guys were so wet -- they also made my hands really cold as all the insulation value from the fabric disappeared once soaked.Also, these gloves aren't at all durable. Less than one season of skiing, these gloves got hole-y near the base of both thumbs. Guess you can't do pole-plants with these.

by Xiao-Yue from Portland, OR

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"Best in Class" 11/05/09

I tried on many different pairs of gloves in this class. I was looking for something that was built extremely well and would be warm. These were the hands down winner. Very comfortable and very high quality. They'll keep you warm and dry on the slopes as well as keep you from getting frost bite during December football games.

by Brandon

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