Gates Etp Sundown Mens Small-medium Solar Performance Gloves Short Fingers Rare on 2040-parts.com
Highland, New York, United States
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These gloves feature a Solar Alpha shell, which helps to turn sunlight into heat. Short finger construction allows heat to circulate to fingertips. They are something between a glove and a mitten, with full thumb, yet finger definition only for fingertips. Triad breathable pile liner helps keep hands dry and warm. Elasticized cuff keeps cold air out. Grippy Toughtek II patch on palm and two fingers.
These were hardly used because they never fit me. Definitely for mens hands. Label says "Small". Could probably fit a medium because of mitten-like design. Very comfortable plush inside. |
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