| Fabric types vary in their purpose and
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| | Gore Fabric(R)
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| functionality. It is important that
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| | Gore(R) fabrics are designed with a
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| youchoose winter gloves made of material
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| | purpose similar to Polartec(R). Gore
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| that best suits your needs and budget.
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| | WindStopper(R) is a very thin,
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| When choosing gloves based on warmth,
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| | lightweight breathable material that is
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| keep in mind that the more air a fabricis
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| | mostoften laminated to the inside of a
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| able to trap inside, the more insulation
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| | fleece type material such as Polartec(R).
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| it will provide and the warmer itwill be.
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| | Itcan also be laminated to most any other
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| Most of the quality warm winter gloves
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| | fabric. This makes the
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| you will find are made ofvarious Wool,
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| | materialbreathable, yet completely
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| Polartec(R) and Gore(R) fabrics. If money
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| | windproof. Gore-Tex(R) is a completely
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| is not an issue, you willwant to look for
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| | waterproof,breathable membrane that is
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| warm winter gloves that utilize
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| | laminated to the inside of nylon or
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| insulation made by Primaloft(R)and
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| | otherouterwear material used to make
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| Thermoloft(R). Review the following
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| | winter hats, winter gloves, winter
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| explanations of these materials to makean
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| | jackets,etc.
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| informed decision regarding which will
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| | Gore Windstopper(R)
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| work best for you.
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| | Gore Windstopper(R) is one of the
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| Polartec(R)
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| | lightest, breathable materials you can
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| Fleece fabric
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| | findthat is completely wind-proof.
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| Polartec(R) is the leader in Polar Fleece
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| | Windstopper(R) is well-known for its
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| fabrics. If a product is made outof any
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| | highlybreathable design, which keeps you
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| of Polartec's fabrics, you can be assured
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| | dry and comfortable. This feature
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| that the product is of highquality.
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| | isespecially important if you are doing
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| You'll find performance brands like
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| | something that would cause you
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| Mountain Hardware, The North
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| | toperspire. Another key advantage of
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| Face, Marmot, Lowe Alpine and many others
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| | Windstopper(R) is its ability to keep
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| with the Polartec(R) label sewn intothem.
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| | yourskin totally free from the chills of
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| Malden Mills, maker of Polartec(R),
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| | the wind, allowing you to focus on
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| designs fleece fabrics to providecomfort
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| | whatyou are doing rather than how cold
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| and performance to adventurers and
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| | you are. This windproof feature lasts
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| athletes. They produce over 180thermal
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| | forthe entire life of Windstopper(R)
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| fabrics to wick moisture, block wind,
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| | garments. Used mostly on fleece type
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| insulate, repel rain, anddissipate odor.
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| | material,
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| Their fabrics are manufactured for three
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| | Windstopper(R) isn't waterproof, so you
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| main applications:
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| | probably won't want to build a
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| Next-to-skin, Thermal Insulation, and
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| | snow-caveusing only Windstopper(R)
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| Weather Protection. Next-to-skin
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| | gloves. If you are going out into the
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| fabricsare designed to be worn against
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| | cold andplanning to stay dry, our Gore
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| the skin, to breathe, to be comfortable,
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| | Windstopper(R) gloves are perfect for
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| andto pull moisture away from the skin.
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| | you.
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| Polartec's(R) Thermal Insulation
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| | Gore-Tex(R)
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| fabricsare designed for warmth without
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| | Gore-Tex(R) is known worldwide for its
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| the weight. Fabrics in this category trap
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| | exceptional performance when it comesto
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| warmair close to the body to keep you
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| | staying warm and dry. Gore-Tex(R) winter
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| warm. Finally, the Weather
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| | gloves are perfect for any
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| Protectionfleeces protect you from
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| | winteractivity, including snow sports. In
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| natures elements such as wind and rain.
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| | addition to the wind blocking
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| For high endurance activities which cause
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| | andbreathability features of
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| your hands to sweat, choose aglove made
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| | Windstopper(R), Gore-Tex(R) winter gloves
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| with Power Dry(R) or Power Stretch(R).
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| | are guaranteedwaterproof. When you are in
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| When you need wind protection,use
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| | the snow, wet hands are cold hands.
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| Polartec(R) Wind Pro(R). If you are just
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| | Gore-Tex(R)winter gloves will keep your
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| looking for a nice lightweight
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| | hands dry. This ability to keep out the
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| fleeceglove that provides optimum warmth,
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| | coldwhile allowing your hands to breath
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| you'll want a winter glove made of a
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| | will last for the lifetime of the gloves.
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| Polartec(R) Classic fleece or Polartec(R)
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| | For extreme winter activities (ice
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| Thermal Pro(R). Polartec(R) Classic comes
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| | climbing, skiing, snowboarding,
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| inthree weights or thicknesses: 100, 200,
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| | snowballfights, etc.), you can't go wrong
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| and 300 with 300 being the
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| | with Gore-Tex(R) winter gloves.
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| heaviestweight. Polartec(R) Thermal
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| | Wool
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| Pro(R) is Polartec's(R) most technically
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| | Wool is the old standby in the world of
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| advanced andhighest performing insulating
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| | thermal fabrics. It does a greatjob
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| fleece. Many experienced winter
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| | keeping your hands warm while allowing
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| adventurersprefer a waterproof shell type
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| | your hands to breath really well.
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| winter glove with a warm thermal
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| | Most ragg wool gloves are not the
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| insulatingglove as a liner. With this 2
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| | greatest at stopping wind from
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| in 1 system, you are able to remove the
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| | penetratingto the skin however. Wool
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| outershell glove for those brief moments
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| | works very well as an insulator inside of
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| when you need to tie a shoe, zip up
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| | awaterproof or windproof shell. Wool can
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| azipper, etc. and still keep your hands
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| | feel itchy to the skin.
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| warm.
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