🏔️ Mountain Hardwear Exposure Light GTX Review

I was looking for good gloves for outdoor winter work. it's awesome. The "big ones" are a little tight for my hands, but they can be carried and used. They are warm and well made. I will be buying another pair to keep in the truck.

The video shows my take on these gloves: they fit more like a medium although I am a large size. So they are undersized. Also, I really like them and my wife is now their happy owner! (Smaller hands) Sturdy, cool design, good quality we've come to expect from Mntn Hardware.

They are very durable, warm enough but strong enough to swing ice axes. The Velcro is easy to attach with a glove. On the other hand, the wide loops make it easy to attach to a climbing harness, and the Gore-Tex water resistance makes them ideal for more serious outings. I recommend.

These are some of the best winter gloves I've tried. They are unique because they look like a mix between ski gloves and high quality leather construction gloves. The leather palm offers better feel and dexterity compared to synthetic materials. These gloves are made in Vietnam. Here is a photo of the pendant with materials and care instructions. Highly recommended.

These are thick, durable gloves that are perfect for winter. It falls well below freezing every year where I live, and it's common to use a snow blower to clear a few feet of snow off your driveway. Normal winter gloves wear out quite quickly when training in rough temperatures. However, they can handle it. Fits well and should hold up well to the elements.

Fits big. The gloves are very soft and comfortable inside. FEATURES Pull-on loops are large and very strong. Gloves have a "pre-curved" shape; They are already hand-shaped and fit well from the start. The materials are top notch: Primaloft insulation, Pittards leather and Gore-Tex. They are fully consistent with the photo. CONSTRUCTION QUALITY appears to be very high. I have other Mountain Hardware gear, like a shirt I bought over a decade ago that I liked so much I bought a replacement. I keep

Incredible gloves. They have: 1) pit skin. Pittards goes on and on. I have Pittard gloves that are many years old and still work great. Pittards makes its own gloves but also sells its leather to other manufacturers for use in a variety of gloves where supple, thin, durable and abrasion-resistant leather is required. For example, I have Pearl Izumi cycling gloves with Pittards leather. Simply wash in water with conditioning soap. 2) Gore-Tex lining. I got my first Gore-Tex product many years…