Dakine Scout Gloves
Dakine Scout Gloves with Storm Liner for extra protection
Dakine took a best-selling classic, backed by time-tested durability, and made it even better. This year, the gauntlet-length Scout Glove gets an improved shell and insulation, purpose-built for durability, complimented by the increased warmth of a soft fleece Storm Liner glove for extra protection and versatility. With the liner inserted, it's equipped for especially cold days. Wear without when it warms up, or even run the liner on its own — with the added perk of touchscreen compatibility. The DWR-treated poly shell is waterproof and durable, the rugged Rubbertec palm enhances grip and mitigates wear, and the DK Dry™ waterproof insert adds an extra layer of protection.
Attributes
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Contains sustainable materials, such as organic or recycled materials -
Heavy insulation: Great for the coldest days
- Article number: 618679
- Gender: Men
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Material Specification: 61 % recycled polyester, 39 % polyesterMaterial specifications according to manufacturer, subject to change.
- Inner material: 100 % polyester, 150 g tricot
- Weight: 290 g
- Eco: Recycled materials
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Glove Features:
- Touchscreen compatible
- Nose wiper area
- Long cuff (fits over the sleeve)
- Grip palm
- Wrist attachment
- Removable wrist leash
- Waterproof and breathable DK DryTM™ insert
- Insulation: 50 % recycled polyester, 50 % polyester Hi Loft (110 g / 230 g)
- Rubbertec palm
- Plain weave with PFC Free DWR
- One hand cinch gauntlet
- Removable storm liner glove: touch screen compatible, 280 g, 4-way stretch fleece (100 % polyester)
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About Dakine
Dakine started in 1979 on the shores of Maui, when Rob Kaplan set out to create a bombproof surf leash. With a move to the mountains, the business naturally expanded into snow sports. Some of Dakine's most iconic pieces were created out of the wants and wishes of local skiers and snowboarders who strolled in and out of the new office. Dakine pride themselves on the high quality of their products, and we are yet to come across someone who isn't impressed with their durability.