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Closeouts. The split-finger design of the XC ski gloves from Craft of Sweden offers the dexterity and grip you need for your next cross-country ski venture, as well as a toasty serving of lightweight Thinsulate® insulation.
- 70g Thinsulate® lightweight insulation
- Faux-suede palm
- Elastic cinched wrist keeps out cold and snow
- Reflective trim
- By Craft of Sweden
- Made in Pakistan
- Visit our Winter Dressing Guide
- US shipments only
- Palm: Clarino synthetic leather
- Weight: 4.5 oz.
- Fabric: 80% polyester, 20% spandex
- Lining: 100% polyester
- Insulation: 100% polyester
- Care: Machine wash, hang dry
- Made in Pakistan
- Visit our Winter Dressing Guide
- US shipments only
Craft Men's Size Chart
| XS | S | M | L | XL | 2XL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest | 34 - 35 | 36 - 37 | 38 - 39 | 41 - 42 | 43 - 44 | 46 - 48 |
| Waist | 28 - 29 | 30 - 31 | 32 - 33 | 34 - 36 | 37 - 39 | 40 - 42 |
Note: Measurements are in inches
Average Rating (5 reviews)
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Reviewed by mom of skiier from North Shore, Minnesota on Thursday, December 13, 2012For the price, it is a standard glove but not exceptional quality.
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Reviewed by Forest Gump from MT on Monday, November 05, 2012Sizing seems a bit small. I would recommend ordering a size up. I put snug cuffs in both the pros and cons because they make the gloves a bit hard to put on but they really seal out the cold air. They have a thin and soft feel that makes gripping ski poles or handlebars easy.
- Best Uses: Nordic skiing
- Cons: Snug Cuffs
- Pros: Snug Cuffs, Wind proof
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Reviewed by splitty fingero from ithaca, ny on Thursday, November 01, 2012I measured my hand and used the sizing guide, but when these arrived they were about a size and a half too small. I ordered other gloves in the same order, they all fit fine. If you require the split finger design, these would work okay, just order a size or two larger.
- Cons: Sizing off
- Pros: Unique Design
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Reviewed by Barton from Minneapolis, MN on Friday, October 26, 2012I was looking for a pair of lobster claws for winter cycling and saw these. Craft makes both ski and cycling clothes so I thought I'd give it a try. First, lobster claws take a LOT to get used to. The first few days wearing them I kinda felt like my hands were having a claustrophobia attack. But you do get used the them and the split finger is great when you need some flexibility but want the warmth of a mitten. I live in Minnesota, so my definition of cold/winter may be significantly lower than most of the US. It is has been hovering between 23-26 degrees F (-2 to -4 ish C) so I have started wearing these gloves. Either I am a serious heat generator or these suckers are meant for MUCH colder temperatures. Within five minutes of the start of my ride, my hands were beyond toasty. By the end, they were sweating. So, good for when it gets in the teens and lower, not so good for what I consider transitional temperatures (20s-30s). Also, I ordered a size larger than the charts suggested (on Craft's website), as I was hoping to add a wool liner glove if needed in the colder months. The wrist binding is incredibly tight/rigid, making it difficult to get the second glove on. The finger length is short as well. I don't have long fingers but they come to the end of this glove. I am not sure I'd ever be able to get a liner glove in these. Just something to consider when ordering. So why, with the complaints above, did I give this 4 stars? Because all of my complaints were based on pre-conceived ideas I had prior to ordering and not on the performance of the gloves themselves. There was no difficulty in shifting/breaking with these. During a heavy rain/sleet, my hands stayed dry (unexpected). And when the temps drop in the next few weeks, I will be very happy they generate so much heat!
- Best Uses: Cycling, Outdoor Events, Winter sports
- Cons: Narrow opening, Short Fingered
- Pros: Practical, Warm, Windproof
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Reviewed by Forest Gump from Montana on Tuesday, October 09, 2012Warm and comfortable. Snug fit (if in doubt, order larger size). Snug cuff keeps cold out.
- Best Uses: Winter Skiing - Biking
- Cons: Hard to put on and off
- Pros: Dextrous
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