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Dakine Viper Snowboard Gloves 2012 |
Retail: $35 (30% off)
The type of glove you use when skiing or boarding is dependent on the conditions. At the beginning or end of the season when the weather is nicer, the sun peeks its head out from the clouds more often, and the temperatures flirt above freezing, an excellent choice is the Dakine Viper Gloves. Lined with 150g Tricot the glove is ultimate in dexterity and moisture management. The palms are made of Clarino Synthetic Suede which has a soft dexterous feel combined with outstanding abrasion resistance and a Silicone Grip to keep a firm grip on ski poles or the base of the board. The shell of the glove, a Weathershield Nylon / Flextough Corded Nylon, is a high-stretch fabric for added comfort and a smooth range of motion. It's treated with durable water repellent and weatherproofing for when that snow falls wet and heavy or if you accidentally take a tumble. An adjustable hook and loop cuff closure helps keep the wet snow out and a nose wipe on the thumb panels is great for the cool long days on the slopes. The Dakine Viper Gloves are the premium choice for shredding the mountain in warm weather conditions.
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Comments about Dakine Viper Snowboard Gloves 2012:
The this a piece of junk. It does not even waterproof,so forget about water repellent as described. I wanted a less bulky glove which I think it looks better but when I used it in my sb trip last week and it was completely soaked. Lucky the weather is not too cold otherwise I will have cold hands all along. Plus, the tag inside the gloves scratches your hands and that really bothered me also. If you are planning to wear it for ski or sb, I will stick with my burton gloves.
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