Description
Made with a Swany Soft Shell and Smooth Grain LeatherShield, the Men's X-Cursion Under Glove is insulated with Swany Dry Lining making it waterproof and breathable. This is glove the perfect for the snowsports season!
Features
- SHELL: Swany Soft Shell with Smooth Grain LeatherShield & Reinforced Digital Palm
- INSULATION: Insuloft-160 with Swany Dry Lining, Hipora® Waterproof Breathable Insert
- FEATURES: Rolled Finger Construction, Hook & Loop Tab, Pull-On Loop, Utility Heat Pocket with AquaGuard Lock Down Zipper, Swany Leash
Sizing Guide
To find out your glove size, measure (in inches) around your hand with a tape measure across your palm. You should use your dominant hand, the right if you are right-handed, and the left if you are left-handed.
Sizes
| Small | Medium |
Large | XLarge | XXLarge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7.5 - 8 | 8.5 - 9 | 9.5 - 10 | 10.5 - 11 | 11.5+ |
Glove Care
- The surface of most gloves can be spot cleaned simply by gently rubbing the soiled area with a solution of Woolite, and water. (Follow manufacturer’s directions).
- Fabric gloves, even with leather palms, can be hand washed with sports wash or Woolite (follow manufacturers' directions). Be sure to rinse thoroughly to remove all detergent.
- Put your hands inside your gloves during the wash and rinse process to help maintain the shape of the gloves.
- Soap has surfactants that reduce the surface tension of water and dramatically reduce waterproofness. (Nikwax or a similar waterproofing material, works best).
- Be sure never to wring out your gloves, it will ruin the internal stitching and lining materials. You need to let the gloves air dry away from direct heat.
Leather Care
- Clean the outside of leather gloves with a mild leather cleaner. It is recommended that you have your hand inside your glove as you gently clean it.
- After cleaning, you should spray your gloves with a silicone spray to protect the leather.
- It's tough to clean the inside of gloves. Try using Woolite on a cloth and gently clean the inside or try spraying the inside with Febreze, and allow them to air dry.
- A second option is to have your gloves professionally cleaned.