Chamonix Windproof Ski Gloves
The shell
Windproof ski gloves that shrug off the weather
A tightly woven shell blocks the wind and lets rain and wet snow bead up and roll off, so your hands stay dry on a drizzly British morning.
They cope with rain, sleet and snow on a normal day out, though they are not made to be held under water.
A soft, thin fluffy lining keeps them warm yet slim.
The details
Grip, touchscreen and a snug cuff
An anti-slip patch across the palm grips poles, handlebars and a lead without squeezing.
Touchscreen tips on thumb and index finger, marked in a slightly different shade, let you take a call or a photo on the slopes.
An elastic cuff with a drawcord toggle pulls snug over or under your sleeve, easy to use in gloves.
The fit
One size L/XL, city to slopes
L/XL suits medium to large hands, men and women with longer fingers or wider palms; small hands will find a knitted glove fits better.
Wear them for bike rides, dog walks and ski holidays. Grey is easier to spot in poor light. Keep a pair by the front door.
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From Maria & Denis
Windproof ski gloves with a water-resistant shell and a soft, fluffy lining — slim enough for cycling and dog walks, warm enough for a day on the slopes.
Black, navy or grey, in one size L/XL for medium to large hands. They keep the wind and drizzle off, grip well and let you use your phone without taking them off.
Why you will love it
A windproof, water-resistant shell.
A soft, fluffy lining that keeps the gloves slim.
An elastic cuff with a drawcord toggle.
An anti-slip palm and touchscreen fingertips.
Black, navy or grey, size L/XL.
Fabric & care
Hand wash cool with a little mild detergent, press the water out in a towel and dry flat. Do not wring and do not tumble dry.
Size guide
One size L/XL, for medium to large hands.
Customer Reviews
Based on 4 reviews
Cycling
Great for cycling to work, hands stay warm.
Grip
Good grip on the handlebars.
Size
S/M fits my hands nicely and they are properly warm.
Touchscreen
Touchscreen fingertips work well.
