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The North Face Etip Recycled Gloves

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About This Item

Now made with 93% recycled-polyester, the touchscreen-compatible, four-way stretch Etip™ Recycled Glove is a favorite for chilly mornings on the trail.

Fit & Design

  • Silicone gripper palm provides a superior grip
  • U|R® Powered on palm for five-finger touchscreen capability
  • Radiametric Articulation™ keeps hands in their natural relaxed position
  • Four-way stretch fleece
  • Etip™ functionality works with touchscreen devices
  • 5 Dimensional Fit™ ensures consistent sizing
  • Brand : The North Face
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : NF0A4SHA
  • Fabric : Palm: Polyester
  • Web ID: 20TNOMTPRCYCLDGLVAOA
Best UseCasual, Hiking
Glove TypeUndercuff glove
Palm Material93% recycled polyester, 7% elastane
Fabric93% recycled polyester, 7% elastane
Touch-Screen CompatibleYes
GenderMen's
SustainabilityContains recycled materials

REVIEWS

4.3
80%
Recommended

557 Reviews

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Good Fit, Light Weight

Very nice gloves, work well for everything from walking the dog to shooting.

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Repurchased

Love these! I bought theses for my husband and myself. I lost a glove so I just repurchased my second pair. They are warm and sleek.

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Great Quality!

Comfortable fit and easy to use electronics without having to take them off!

Xl Size Is Very Small

Way too small, I do not have large hands but I order XL to have a looser fit, and I can't get them past my knuckles

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Slim Gloves For Driving, But Not For Warmth

Nice gloves that are slim, and a great plastic connection feature to prevent from losing a glove in your bag. The palm grips and ability to use my phone is also nice. However, I found these gloves to be lacking in cold protection in wind and really cold temps. They were OK to wear while driving my car when the heat was on, but otherwise, they really didn't keep my hands very warm. Might be good for chilly days of spring and autumn when going out hiking or walking, but I don't recommend these for the really cold winters in the northeastern US.

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