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NEW Under Armour® ColdGear® Camo Liner Gloves for Men
The Under Armour ColdGear Camo Liner Gloves for Men are made from the quickest-drying, highest warmth-to-weight ratio fabric in the industry. Featuring lightweight form-fitting ColdGear construction for maximum breathability and dexterity, these gloves can be layered or worn alone. Imported.
Manufacturer style #: 106610C.
Manufacturer style #: 106610C.
The Under Armour ColdGear Camo Liner Gloves for Men are made from the quickest-drying, highest warmth-to-weight ratio fabric in the industry. Featuring lightweight form-fitting ColdGear construction for maximum breathability and dexterity, these gloves can be layered or worn alone. Imported.
Manufacturer style #: 106610C.
Manufacturer style #: 106610C.
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From the tip of the longest finger to the wrist and then from the widest part of you hand measure around
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Call UA's customer service and ask them.The only time I have ever needed to measure gloves was around the hand near the knuckles...
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I would say 15 degrees but it also has to do with what your doingA:
I would say anything over 40 degrees and you should be ok with these gloves. Anything below that you could potentially start to get cold. I hunted with just these gloves in the low 30's for about 4 hours and survived but my hands did get cold. Great to wear under convertible gloves where the top folds down if you know its going to be cold.A:
well i have been out in the woods and fields when it was around 15 degrees out and my hands where fine a little cold but still warm enough to feel them and work my hands and also never fealt any pain in my hands from the cold and they never went numb
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I was out in 40 degree weather and they were fine until i got them damp from holding the rails on my climber. Froze after that. They are in no way water resistant.
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it is good for i think -500 below zero ha ha aha ahaha really ithink it is like 5 to 10 degrees1 of 1
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