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Park Gloves

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MACandSTE3ZE
Posts: 140 - Karma: 42
I am looking for a good pair of park gloves. When I say good, I mean they have a cool design, keep my hands warm and are very water-proof. Just wondering what park gloves you guys recommend, or not recommend.
Jul 9 2011 11:43PM
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Algebra
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Scotts. I love mine. Suprisungly warm when needed but still great for spring skiing
Jul 10 2011 9:09PM
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Thug**
Posts: 511 - Karma: 87
look in the lost and found in your lodge if you have one. there are always tons of gloves in there
Jul 10 2011 10:48PM
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Ryley*
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i wouldnt recommend dakine park gloves they are not very good for slightly cold weather.

i would recommend Empire attire park gloves if you could find any
Jul 21 2011 5:26PM
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Caleb.E
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my oppnion?

park gloves are over rated....i mean why would u buy a pair of gloves that provide absolutely no protection from the weather!(besides beign used in the spring dont buy them....if u do go with grenade there pretty durable or empire)

i would just go for a pair of night goat skin mits they look sick as fuck and keep your hands as warm as a vagina!

Jul 22 2011 12:20AM
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penguin_steeze
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I have a pair of some armada triples and they are not warm at all. They get wet pretty easy and if its under 20 degrees, your hands will be freezing. They cost like $40 look sick and i love em for the weather is 32+ degrees. If you live in a place thats always cold, don't get them. ( I ski in pennsylvania)


Jul 22 2011 12:41AM
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razors-chaz
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I use a pair of burton spectre gloves with a glove lining for thos cold days but my first pair feel apart in a month. Had my current pair for 8months now no problems. Click for larger image
Jul 22 2011 2:16AM
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