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The North Face Men's Gordon Etip Gloves (Black Heather) Expired
$16.75
$35.00
+ Free Store Pickup
REI.com has The North Face Men's Gordon Etip Gloves (Black Heather or Black in XS) for $16.73. Store pickup is free, otherwise shipping is free on orders $50+.
Thanks to community member xjmllc for finding this deal.
About this item:
Thanks to community member xjmllc for finding this deal.
About this item:
- Comfortable sweater Sherpa fleece construction with nylon Taslan over knuckles and fingers for added durability
- U|R Powered soft shell fabric on palms and Etip functionality give you 5-finger touch-screen capability
- 5 Dimensional Fit uses 5 measurements of the hand to construct gloves with an accurate and consistent fit
- Radiametric Articulation™ improves warmth and blood flow to your fingers by mirroring the natural relaxed curve of the hand
- Silicone grip patterns on the palms keep your gadgets from slipping out of your hand
- Pull tabs on cuffs for easy on/off
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- This price is $18.27 lower (52% savings) than the $35 list price.
- Offer valid through 12/6 while supplies last.
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Last Edited by diversification
December 3, 2021
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There's a comment that got a LOT of attention stating that these gloves are suitable for very cold temps. That is INCORRECT -- these are NOT super warm. That commenter did tack on an edit, but didn't amend his original comment, so it's still going to probably be misleading people. These gloves are open-weave without a proper wind-shell. They're also very, very absorbent, and will not protect against precipitation at all. In other words, these are better for spring or fall than they are for winter.
Don't take my word for it though - here are the reviews from people who've owned these:
https://www.dickssporti
https://www.moosejaw.co
Don't take my word for it though - here are the reviews from people who've owned these:
https://www.dickssporti
https://www.moosejaw.co
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Edit: While bulky, these are definitely open-weave type gloves and won't be as warm as proper encased gloves. So they're all the bulk without the warmth
Seems ok. Based on the reviews, this probably is a light to mid weight glove intended for spring / falls temps more than sub-30 degree windy winter days.
Here are some additional reviews:
https://www.dickssporti
https://www.moosejaw.co
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Seems ok. Based on the reviews, this probably is a light to mid weight glove intended for spring / falls temps more than sub-30 degree windy winter days.
Here are some additional reviews:
https://www.dickssporti
https://www.moosejaw.co
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IMHO, these are more sub-freezing type gloves. 30s-40s I prefer something much lower profile, more like lined driving gloves or even thinner running gloves. These are the giant puffy coats of gloves, like George Costanza knocking over liquor bottles.
Edit: While bulky, these are definitely open-weave type gloves and won't be as warm as proper encased gloves. So they're all the bulk without the warmth
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If you plan on spending a lot of time outside, then go with something that will keep you warmer, I wouldn't sacrifice warmth for ease. Not sure if these are them, your hands will thank you though. NYC can get quite windy and can easily drop below 30 in winter. Either way, good luck and have an amazing time!
Any personal recommendations?
I've had $1 ones that it worked on