Dakine Ski Glove Sequoia Gore-Tex Dark Rose 2021 Idyllic day or stormy weather, the GORE-TEX Glove Sequoia gloves are up to the task. The removable Storm Liner inner gloves allow the Sequoia to perform in both hot and cold. Wear them with when it's cold and without when it's milder. Plus, touchscreen compatibility lets you stay connected without freezing your hands. The GORE-TEX insert with Gore Warm technology optimizes the inner lining, membrane and outer material to keep hands warmer for longer. The Rubbertec palm provides a secure grip and amplifies durability in the most stressed areas of the glove. As an added bonus, a water-resistant exterior zipper makes it easy to store a locker key or cash and doubles as a heated pocket when the weather gets cold.
Dakine Ski Glove Sequoia Gore-Tex Dark Rose 2021 Idyllic day or stormy weather, the GORE-TEX Glove Sequoia gloves are up to the task. The removable Storm Liner inner gloves allow the Sequoia to perform in both hot and cold. Wear them with when it's cold and without when it's milder. Plus, touchscreen compatibility lets you stay connected without freezing your hands. The GORE-TEX insert with Gore Warm technology optimizes the inner lining, membrane and outer material to keep hands warmer for longer. The Rubbertec palm provides a secure grip and amplifies durability in the most stressed areas of the glove. As an added bonus, a water-resistant exterior zipper makes it easy to store a locker key or cash and doubles as a heated pocket when the weather gets cold.
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The lowest price for Dakine Womens Sequoia GORE-TEX Glove Dark Rose right now is $83.99.
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Prices last updated 19 Nov 2024.
Dakine Womens Sequoia GORE-TEX Glove Dark Rose
Dakine Ski Glove Sequoia Gore-Tex Dark Rose 2021 Idyllic day or stormy weather, the GORE-TEX Glove Sequoia gloves are up to the task. The removable Storm Liner inner gloves allow the Sequoia to perform in both hot and cold. Wear them with when it's cold and without when it's milder. Plus, touchscreen compatibility lets you stay connected without freezing your hands. The GORE-TEX insert with Gore Warm technology optimizes the inner lining, membrane and outer material to keep hands warmer for longer. The Rubbertec palm provides a secure grip and amplifies durability in the most stressed areas of the glove. As an added bonus, a water-resistant exterior zipper makes it easy to store a locker key or cash and doubles as a heated pocket when the weather gets cold.
Dakine Ski Glove Sequoia Gore-Tex Dark Rose 2021 Idyllic day or stormy weather, the GORE-TEX Glove Sequoia gloves are up to the task. The removable Storm Liner inner gloves allow the Sequoia to perform in both hot and cold. Wear them with when it's cold and without when it's milder. Plus, touchscreen compatibility lets you stay connected without freezing your hands. The GORE-TEX insert with Gore Warm technology optimizes the inner lining, membrane and outer material to keep hands warmer for longer. The Rubbertec palm provides a secure grip and amplifies durability in the most stressed areas of the glove. As an added bonus, a water-resistant exterior zipper makes it easy to store a locker key or cash and doubles as a heated pocket when the weather gets cold.
Last updated at 19/11/2024 11:41:48
originally posted on scheels.com
Love the look! My hands stayed very warm snowmobiling. Dry. Wrist band so you dont drop them. The squeegee on thumb is xool and nose wipe other thumb. Little zipper pockets for hand warmers or whatever (havent used yet). Came with liners (did not have to use) feel a bit tight with the liners. I went with a medium. If i would have sizes up the main flove would be way to big. Overall super happy. Also very affordable 🙂👍
originally posted on evogear.com
I've been skiing for years and have gone thru lots of gloves that never keep my hands warm. I got mittens last year that do a great job, but I prefer gloves. These are amazing! Without the glove liners, that are a glove in themselves, if the weather changes, I can do a fist in the glove for instant warming. With the glove liners I've never had any problems with cold. I haven't even bothered to try putting in the heating pack. I know they're for snowboarders, but the wrist leash is awesome for taking gloves off on the chairlift. The wiper and cloth thumb are helpful. Only downside is that when they're off and hanging from my wrists, if it's snowing, they catch the snow.
originally posted on curated.com/
As with any gloves, especially finger gloves, you always run the risk of getting clumps of snow stuck inside after a tumble. With other ski gloves I've owned, this ice would stay in the fingers, freeze my fingertips, melt and keep my gloves wet...These gloves are my first magic gloves. Not only do they keep my hands/fingers warm, but the moisture-wicking quality of these gloves keep my hands dry and get rid of the icy wetness faster than I would ever expect.So comfortable, and I hope I never lose one on the lift.
| XXS | 6.35cm |
Love the look! My hands stayed very warm snowmobiling. Dry. Wrist band so you dont drop them. The squeegee on thumb is xool and nose wipe other thumb. Little zipper pockets for hand warmers or whatever (havent used yet). Came with liners (did not have to use) feel a bit tight with the liners. I went with a medium. If i would have sizes up the main flove would be way to big. Overall super happy. Also very affordable 🙂👍
I've been skiing for years and have gone thru lots of gloves that never keep my hands warm. I got mittens last year that do a great job, but I prefer gloves. These are amazing! Without the glove liners, that are a glove in themselves, if the weather changes, I can do a fist in the glove for instant warming. With the glove liners I've never had any problems with cold. I haven't even bothered to try putting in the heating pack. I know they're for snowboarders, but the wrist leash is awesome for taking gloves off on the chairlift. The wiper and cloth thumb are helpful. Only downside is that when they're off and hanging from my wrists, if it's snowing, they catch the snow.
As with any gloves, especially finger gloves, you always run the risk of getting clumps of snow stuck inside after a tumble. With other ski gloves I've owned, this ice would stay in the fingers, freeze my fingertips, melt and keep my gloves wet...These gloves are my first magic gloves. Not only do they keep my hands/fingers warm, but the moisture-wicking quality of these gloves keep my hands dry and get rid of the icy wetness faster than I would ever expect.So comfortable, and I hope I never lose one on the lift.
Bought for my 11 yr old daughter. We live in AK and she gets outside a lot in winter. Without liners her hands get cold at 25 degrees if not exerting much. If exerting they stay comfy. She feels they are tough to get comfortable with liners in. Maybe go to a bigger size if your planning to use liners and weather is below 25ish
Highly functional, kept my fingers warm and dry during a major winter storm in 10-degree weather in Park City. Love the glove liners; they're smart phone friendly - was able to text from my phone in between runs on the chair lift. Moderately priced, they run a bit on the smaller size. I'm usually a small but have longer fingers so the medium fit better. If you're looking for a decent pair of ski or snowboard gloves, these should be considered.
My wife wore these gloves yesterday at Breckenridge Ski resort and it was about 11 degrees. Her fingertips were cold, very cold all day. We even put hand warmers in little pouch and that didn't help. I bought these based on reviews for warmth. We also used the Oyuki ultra liners and that seemed to make it worse. Crazy, I can't find a glove that will keep fingers warm. Guess I will try heated gloves next. Although there isn't really any great reviews on those either.
These gloves seem like they're super well built. They've got a nice amount of insulation in them to keep your hands warm and the goretex will guarantee they stay warm. I also really like that the left hand has a wiper on the thumb for your goggles while the right hand has a nose wipe. They also come with removable liners that allow you to still use your touchscreen. I can't wait to try these out this season!*I measured my palm according to their sizing chart and it was 2 sizes larger than I actually needed. I would recommend choosing a size based off of how long your fingers are. I have short fingers, but apparently a wide palm. I got an XS and am so glad I did, the liner fits good and the outside gloves are about a half inch too long so I couldn't imagine if I ... MoreThese gloves seem like they're super well built. They've got a nice amount of insulation in them to keep your hands warm and the goretex will guarantee they stay warm. I also really like that the left hand has a wiper on the thumb for your goggles while the right hand has a nose wipe. They also come with removable liners that allow you to still use your touchscreen. I can't wait to try these out this season!*I measured my palm according to their sizing chart and it was 2 sizes larger than I actually needed. I would recommend choosing a size based off of how long your fingers are. I have short fingers, but apparently a wide palm. I got an XS and am so glad I did, the liner fits good and the outside gloves are about a half inch too long so I couldn't imagine if I would've gotten a bigger size.
I purchased these for my wife. They're very well made, seem comfortable and should work. My missing star is because of the sizing when you include the liners. She has a size large hand across the board but when she tries the gloves with the liners it's a really tight squeeze. So the quality is excellent but it's buyer beware with the sizing. She was reluctant to get an XL because Dakines are too big from past experience but the Large is too small with the liner. She ended up just ditching the liners and using chemical hand wamers placed in the zip pockets when the temperature hits the teens. This works extremely well but is expensive and defeats the purpose of intentionally getting gloves that have an extra liner for warmth in extreme weather.
Bought to wear for skiing and sledding. They fit well enough, although the additional internal layer can be a bit awkward and takes some adjusting. Only giving 4 stars as, oddly enough, there were times the tips of my fingers were absolutely freezing, but after a few minutes, warmed up. It was odd to go from warm to cold to warm to cold. I was hoping for a bit more consistently warm.
Bought these last winter after losing my favorite insulated mittens. I was impressed by the overall warmth when worn with the liners, but it is a bit frigid without in below freezing/wet conditions without the liners. The mandatory use of the liners is the only reason I knock it down a star, as I’m more keen to using something with only one step. They’ve stayed dry through long days in snow and slush which is expected but not always delivered. Surprisingly easy to get stains out of.
| XXS | 6.35cm |
