UNISEX SLIDE 300 BLACK SKI SLOPE MITTENS

WADDING THERMAL INSULATION

Thermal insulation keeps the skier or snowboarder at the right temperature: not too warm, nor too cold. The garment then adapts to the physical behavior of the body and the outside environment. We use wadding for insulation to keep you warm. The wadding is a synthetic material with a polyester base that stores a greater or lesser quantity of air depending on the size of fibers used. The thicker the wadding, the more air there is, and the warmer it is.

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

This ski glove incorporates a waterproof membrane which consists of a very thin polymer film placed between the lining and the part of the glove in contact with the outside. This membrane acts as a barrier to water and makes the product as a whole impermeable. Complimenting this, the external materials of the product benefit from a water-repellent treatment, limiting water absorption.

WATER REPELLENT COMPONENT

All Wed'ze gloves and mittens have a water-resistant feature that prevents the fabric from absorbing water, but to let it slide over the surface. So the fabric does not get soaked with water. It stays light and warm. The coating applied to the outer side of the fabric makes it water resistant. To remain effective, this treatment must be renewed every 2 to 3 washes with the specific products available in our stores.

LOSS PREVENTION

An elastic strap called the “leash”, to position around the wrist, allows you to remove your gloves or mittens on the ski lifts without the risk of losing them.

WINDPROOFING

All Wed'ze gloves and mittens are "windproof". Did you know that wind makes you feel colder? With an outside temperature of 32°F and a wind of 12.4 mph, the sensed temperature is 14°F. The "windbreaker" components reduce the cooling effects related to wind or the relative speed of sporting activity.

EASY ON

All you need to do is pull the wrist strap inward for quick donning. All Wed'ze children's gloves and mittens are fitted with this strap, except for the FIRSTHEAT mitt.