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The RPG is our warmest five-finger glove option. Built with lots of insulation along with a waterproof breathable membrane, the RPG is designed to offer excellent protection for Winter's most challenging conditiions.
- Goat skin leather construction
- 170g Insulation on top of hand
- 250g High Pile Fleece lining
- Porelle Waterproof breathable membrane
- Reinforced palm
Gloves fit great and kept my warm all day long!
Gloves were almost too warm for a not so cold week in Tahoe. I found my hands sweating a bit which led me to believe they were getting wet but I’m pretty sure it was just sweat. Great fit, one thing I might change would be to include wrist tethers. Loved the cinch/release mechanism.
My 10 year old is constantly having issues with cold hands. I have had to buy mittens up on the mountain and they still don't work. I was getting pretty dejected that we can't find a solution without paying $250-300. I saw these gloves at a reasonable price and got some along with the liner. Our last trip was the 1st time he didn't complain about his hands! It made the day so much better for everyone. Great products!
winter ridding much more pleasurable when fingers are not turning to frozen sticks
Glove is out preforming any other non electric heated gloves that I have purchased They have proven to be a nice balance between bulk and warmth and they are just starting to break in
Side note: I have tried a few makes of electric gloves which were either way to bulky or to small (even though they are advertised as ex large) which made them unusable for what I needed
Gauntlets are tight over insulated jacket sleeves, not as open and men’s gloves from five years back.
Fingers are tight, hard to push fully on - assuming pack-in will improve the fit.
Overall great design and workmanship.
Comments. Based on first use
Thanks for the feedback, Craig!
So I patterned the cuff opening to be right in line with other similar models out there. BD/Hestra/etc all have guantlet gloves and generally speaking we all pattern the cuffs to be approximately similar. So i'm curious how 'insulated' your jacket may be. There are of course thousands of jacket styles and insulation build-ups. So I dont doubt at all that some big/puffy/uber insulated jackets may have super thick cuffs that make the interface with gloves somewhat challenged. But my design isn't especially 'narrow'. So that would lead me to believe that the very specific jacket your'e basing your review on is a pretty large, thick one? Can you share a photo? This is of interest to me because you may have noticed i actually offer specific videos on some of the product pages that show clearly how the glove cuff designs interface with various jackets. YOu can see an example here:
https://youtu.be/dRPxCR55Ifk?si=_QX_rlzocKfWPtY1
(you'll notice that the third example in this video addresses the super puffy style jackets that can be tough for lots of gloves to fit over)
I'd love to hear how your second and third excursions go per the fit of the gloves. Let me know! For folks with larger diameter fingers, there can be a day or two breakin period before they start to 'fit like a glove'. I'm all ears per further feedback....
Brett
Founder/Designer