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260 Oasis Glove Sottoguanti
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260 Oasis Glove Sottoguanti

€39,95

Colore: Black

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260 Oasis Glove Sottoguanti

€39,95

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260 Oasis Glove Sottoguanti

€39,95

Dettagli

Realizzati con calda e traspirante lana merino da 260g e polpastrelli per touchscreen, i 260 Oasis Glove Liners sono ideali per attività aerobiche al freddo e sovrapposizioni di strati in inverno

260 Tech ora si chiama 260 Oasis.
Anche se il nome è cambiato, il prodotto rimane esattamente lo stesso. Durante il periodo di transizione, potresti ricevere confezioni o cartellini con il vecchio nome. Non preoccuparti: si tratta dello stesso prodotto, con lo stesso design, la stessa qualità e le stesse prestazioni di sempre.

Caratteristiche e dettagli
  • Polpastrelli di pollice e indice con tecnologia Touchscreen

  • Strato Accessori
  • Stile IB104827001
  • Peso del prodotto Large = 42 g / 1.48 oz

Ideale per:

  • Snow Sports
  • Hiking
Tessuto e cura
Composizione del tessuto

Corpo: 95% lana merino/ 5% elastane polpastrello: 92% poliestere/ 8% elastane rifiniture escluse

Sistema termico: 260
  1. 75
  2. 150
  3. 200
  4. 260
  5. 300
  6. 460+
Micron fibra merino: 18.9µ
  1. 15.5µ
  2. 16.75µ
  3. 18.9
  4. 19.25µ
  5. 20.5µ
  6. 21.75µ
  7. 23.0µ
  8. 25.5µ
Cura

Lavare in lavatrice con acqua tiepida. Lavare con colori simili. Non usare ammorbidenti. Prima di lavare chiudere tutte le cerniere. Non candeggiare. Non asciugare in asciugatrice. Stendere all’ombra. Stirare a temperature moderate. Non stirare stampe ed applicazioni. Non lavare a secco.

Vestibilità taglie

Taglio regolare

Né aderenti né larghi - indumenti da indossare individualmente o con altri strati.

Cos’è la lana merino?
La lana merino è leggerissima, soffice, non pruriginosa, asciutta, calda in inverno e fresca in estate, e ha la miracolosa capacità di resistere ai cattivi odori. Perché nasce sulle montagne, non in un laboratorio petrolchimico. La fibra di lana merino è naturalmente rinnovabile, riciclabile e biodegradabile*.
  • Résistance naturelle aux odeurs
  • Confort non irritant
  • Régule la température corporelle
Consegna e resi

Spedizioni

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Resi

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Visti di recente

Overall rating: 4.327922 / 5 from 308 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The 260 Tech Glove Liners are highly regarded for their warmth, quality, and touchscreen-compatible fingertips, making them suitable for cold aerobic activities and winter layering. Customers appreciate the gloves' comfort, durability, and ability to prevent fingers from becoming numb. However, opinions on sizing vary, with some recommending sizing down.

Summary topics

  • Comfort (30%): Many customers appreciated the great quality and comfort of these glove liners, making them a popular choice.
  • Material Quality (4%): Customers appreciated the good quality material and well-made gloves for hiking, skating, and other activities.
  • Overall Quality (5%): Customers keep praising the excellent quality of the product, with multiple reviews emphasizing its high quality and durability.
  • Warmth (5%): It was highlighted by customers that these gloves provide pleasant warmth and are perfect for various outdoor activities.
  • Hand Warmth (10%): It was observed by customers that these gloves provide extra warmth and prevent fingers from becoming numb.

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Review highlights

  • "Finally I have found a pair of gloves (XS) that fit my hand perfectly." — Kittykat2
  • "Liners are a good weight and a nice fit" — Travel B.
  • "Nice light weight liner or glove for fall activities." — TomP09

Reviews

XS fits like a small

"I have both these and the other liner gloves. I got the other ones first and prefer them bc they fit better. I wear a womens XS, usually a kids M/L. The XS fit like S. I even bragged to everyone locally here that icebreaker XS gloves fit perfectly but sadly they don't :( It's extremely difficult to find true XS gloves. The thumb is huge and floppy and the pointer finger is too big too. It would be great it the XS fit like the other XS they offer. I'll keep them as backup but wouldn't purchase as my primary liner."

— Lydia (2/5)

Updated review - Disappointed

"After less than 15 days of use as a liner under my ski glove I have holes in both index fingers and the right thumb so they are now unusable. Durability on these liners is terrible. For a 260 weight merino I expected a thicker more robust glove but these are thin and not as warm as expected. I love my Icebreaker base layers the company makes quality gear unfortunately these liners are not quality and disappointed I spent/wasted money on them"

— Anonymous (2/5)

Bad quality

"It’s pretty warm and comfortable. But it’s broken when I just used it for few days."

— Jacky (1/5)

Light and durable

"This was my wife's go to base layer glove in the winter. Her go to fabric is merino wool. One of the main reasons for her choice in this glove was the fact it's touchscreen compatible. The glove was also thin enough to fit inside a thicker glove or mitt."

— Anonymous (5/5)

Initially I was worried how thin they felt but my hands have never had a warmer winter.

"I love these gloves! They breathe and help regulate my temp even when wet and covered in snot and slush. When I first receive these gloves in the mail I was worried because they seemed so thin but they were seriously the best purchase I made last Christmas. I live in Idaho and the wind is freezing always and those moments while you are chilling on the ski lift or digging out your snowmobile can really ruin your day if your hands get cold. I use them as a liner inside my waterproof gloves so when my hands get hot or I need a little more dexterity for something I can remove my puffy gloves and still have good protection. It really is a life savor especially as I am getting older (42) but I don’t feel like my circulation recovers as quickly anymore. My fingers are short but my palm is wide and the small fit great."

— Anonymous (5/5)

Good for taking the edge off

"My fingers tend to run cold and while these liners don’t solve that completely they definitely take the edge off on chilly days. They’re lightweight and slim so they fit easily under my ski gloves or mittens without feeling bulky. On milder days I can even wear them alone for running errands or walking the dog and they’re comfortable enough for that. The merino wool does a great job at regulating temperature and doesn’t get clammy like synthetic liners can."

— Anonymous (5/5)

Durable merino gloves

"Most merino gloves are thin and not durable. These gloves are more durable but still great for the days that aren't horribly cold!"

— Anonymous (5/5)

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"these are thin and great for underlayers"

— Anonymous (5/5)

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"Love these for light tours and trail running"

— Anonymous (5/5)

Excellent liners for extra warmth

"These liners are excellent. Soft and added warmth is noticeable. They are thin, intentionally, so I could use something a little thicker in my spacious merino ski gloves. My only constructive criticism is that they are loose around my (small) wrists."

— LaurenOfMtl (4/5)

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