Heated Touchscreen Gloves


Color: Black
Size: M
Price:
Sale price€27,90

Description

These men's thermal gloves keep your hands warm as soon as the temperature drops. The Thermofleece lining, which is warm and soft to the touch, traps heat close to the skin, while the water-repellent outer fabric wicks away light moisture and blocks wind. The fabric repels water but isn’t waterproof: it’s suitable for light rain and snow, but not for submersion.

The non-slip palm improves grip and prevents objects from slipping. The gloves are touchscreen-compatible: you can answer a call, read directions, or skip a song without taking them off and without exposing your fingers to the cold. They’re perfect for your morning commute, a hike, a day on the job site, or a trip to the snow, and they make a simple gift idea for a man this winter. They come in Black or Gray, in sizes M, L, and XL, and are sold by the pair.

Details

  • Material: Thermofleece lining, water-repellent outer fabric (repels water, not waterproof)
  • Available colors: Black, Gray
  • Available sizes: M, L, XL
  • Features: warm and soft lining, water-repellent fabric, wind protection, non-slip palm, touchscreen compatible
  • Package contents: 1 pair of gloves
  • Note: Slight variations in measurements are possible
  • Uses: walking in cold weather, biking or riding a scooter, riding a motorcycle or scooter, driving in winter, walking the dog, hiking and outdoor activities, skiing and snow sports, working outdoors or on a construction site, waiting at the bus stop, using a smartphone outdoors without removing gloves, winter gift for men
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