Burton [AK] Clutch Gore-Tex Gloves Men's

Technical GORE-TEX Ski & Snowboard Winter Gloves. Leather palms, GORE-TEX waterproofing, and Primaloft® insulation.

Grab your board. Adjust your boots. Tighten your bindings. Zip your pockets. It's all part of another day on snow, and the Burton [ak] GORE-TEX Clutch Gloves let you take care of business with gloved hands. You get the natural grip of leather palms and the lightweight flexible feel of softshell. They'll keep your hands dry when it's storming and crank up the heat when the temps drop, all with the grip and utility to manage your gear whether you're inbounds or out for a tour.

BURTON [AK] CLUTCH GORE-TEX GLOVES MEN'S Features & Specifications:

• Stormproof: GUARANTEED TO KEEP YOU DRY™ A GORE-TEX membrane provides waterproof, windproof, and breathable protection to keep hands dry in all weather.
• The Dexterity of Leather: Durable leather palms combined with DRYRIDE softshell fabric maintains a natural-flexing feel for fiddling with zips and buckles.
• Warm Hands: Primaloft® Gold insulation cranks up the heat without adding bulk, and soft fleece welcomes hands inside the gloves.
• All the Details Are Covered: Little details like the suede nose wipe, extended storm cuff, and the removable wrist leash don't get a lot of attention, but they make a big difference.
• Responsibly Sourced Leather: By purchasing this product, you are supporting Leather Working Group certified tanneries who prioritize responsible production that supports environmental sustainability.
• Features + Tech:
  • Ergonomic Pre-Curved Fit
  • Removable [ak]® Wrist Leash
  • Brushed Microfiber Fixed Lining
  • Gore Active Technology
  • Goat Suede nose wipe on thumb
  • Goat Leather reinforcement patch
  • Webbing attachment/hanging loop
  • Extended Length Storm Cuff
  • Cuff Pull Loop
  • Membrane and/or water repellant made without intentionally added PFAS.
• Imported: Yes
• Fabric: DRYRIDE Softshell Fabric
• Lining: Brushed Microfiber Fixed Lining
• Sustainability: Sustainable Leather,Leather Working Group