Description
- 3M® Thinsulate® liner helps regulate hand temperatures (40 gsm)
- Genuine leather outside construction
- Elongated cuff to provide protection from wind
- Expanding index and middle finger knuckles for increased dexterity
- Embossed Logo
Availability: In Stock
THRASHIN SUPPLY CO. Siege Insulated Gauntlet Gloves
Brands: THRASHIN SUPPLY CO.
SKU: e2406d9d01b6d7
$98.00
99.5% Positive feedback
Description
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Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
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| Dimensions | N/A |
| Color | Black |
| Size | Small, Medium, Large, XL, 2XL |
Reviews (7)
7 reviews for THRASHIN SUPPLY CO. Siege Insulated Gauntlet Gloves
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Curt –
These gloves keep my hands pretty warm and look cool but shipping was slow and I can barely use my fingers, I’d recommend them if you want warm hands and to feel special.
Elmo –
These Siege gloves keep my hands real toasty in the cold without making it hard to use my fingers. I’d say they’re well-made and worth what I paid.
Pablo –
These leather gloves with a Thinsulate liner keep my hands real warm when riding my motorcycle even on cold windy winter days while still letting me grip the handlebars good and I’d tell any rider looking for nice sturdy winter gloves to get these.
Gerry –
The Siege gloves keep my hands warm in winter but are a bit tight and bulky reducing finger mobility. I’d recommend trying these on before buying to ensure a good fit if you need to use your hands alot while wearing them.
Peter –
These Siege gloves are absolutely delightful with their cozy Thinsulate liner, durable leather, and knuckle flexibility keeping my hands warm and protected all winter long.
John –
These siege insulated gauntlet gloves are great for keeping my hands warm and protected during cold weather the genuine leather is soft and flexible allowing full dexterity while the 3M thinsulate liner provides insulation without being too bulky I’m very happy with the comfort durability and performance of these gloves
Rick –
these gloves are pretty good for casual winter riding but don’t keep your hands as warm as more expensive options would