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This updated Women’s Osito Etip™ Glove is an ultra-warm, high-loft fleece glove with touchscreen connectivity and a silicone-printed palm for a superior grip in icy conditions.
Etip™ functionality works with touchscreen devices
Pull tab on cuff for easy on/off
Nylon Taslan® over knuckles and fingers for added durability
U|R® Powered fleece on palm for five-finger touchscreen capability
Radiametric Articulation™ keeps hands in their natural relaxed position
Brand : The North Face
Country of Origin : Imported
Style : NF0A4SGX
Fabric : Shell: TKA 100—100% Polyester Tricot Knit Fleece Palm Overlay: Synthetic Suede With Silicone Gripper Print Palm: TKA 300—100% Recycled Polyester With U
Web ID: 20TNOWWSTTPGLVXXXAOA
SKU: 20831403
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REVIEWS
4.7
96%
Recommended
215 Reviews
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Emglovewearer
2 years ago
Terrible Quality
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wore these gloves for about 2 months (maybe a total of 15 times) and it ripped at the seams. It's a shame because The North Face used to sell quality products.
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TNJed
2 years ago
Warm And Comfy
These were a gift for my wife and she loves them! They are plenty warm and the eTip works very well. High quality with a nice selection of colors.
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aclark1
2 years ago
Comfy And Warm
So warm . Would buy again . Comfortable . Pricy but worth it
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Diana
Verified Purchase
3 years ago
Very Warm And Stayed Pretty Dry
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Osito paws! And yes... you can still use your phone!
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Ree
Verified Purchase
3 years ago
Runs Small
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Had to exchange small to a medium. Fingers too short and tight. Medium better but still slightly tight in the fingers. Will keep maybe will loosen with time. Im 5'1 usually wear small gloves.
