MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR Mens Jalapeno Glove
With the look and feel of the Habanero glove, the Mens Jalapeno Glove has many of the same features that make it a winner. The waterproof and breathable Jalapeno glove, with a mid length gauntlet, provides an excellent fit and dexterity, while maintaining a high level of comfort. It`s got the Conduit insert technology which means dry hands all the time, and water-resistant Cowhide with Goatskin reinforcement in the palm, for added grip and water protection. All in all, this is a high performance glove that`ll server any rider or skier well this winter, no matter the conditions.
FEATURES:
- 3-Layer Conduit Insert
- Water Resistant Goatskin Reinforced Palms
- Conduit Softshell Panels
- Brushed Tricot Fleece Lining
- Thermic Micro Insulation
- Kevlar Thread on Palm
- Nose Wipe Patch on Thumb
- Articulated Cut for Increased Mobility
- Removable Leash
- SimpleCinch One Handed Gauntlet Closure
- Long Gauntlet
Glove Fabrics:
- Body Conduit Softshell/Nylon Taslan
- Insert Conduit
- Palm Water Resistant Goatskin Reinforcement
- Insulation Thermic Micro
- Lining Brushed Polyester
Conduit Soft Shell
This three-layer lamination uses the Conduit membrane with a stretch face fabric and a knit fleece backing. The laminate is quiet, supple, lightweight, waterproof and breathable. As in the Conduit membrane, it is made of interconnected hydrophilic and hydrophobic molecules that actively work to draw moisture vapor away from the body.
Brushed Tricot Knit
Hollow insulating fibers form a knit which is brushed on one side. The moisture dispensing knit keeps skin drier, warmer, and more comfortable.
Thermic Micro
An exclusive insulation developed for its loft, durability, softness and compressibility. Made from a combination of hollow and solid staple fibers. The fine denier of the fibers and thermo-bonding manufacturing process produces an insulation that is thermally efficient, structurally stable, and has excellent loft retention. This manufacturing process also produces an insulation that is more consistent than a lapped continuous filament.
Care and Feeding of Soft Shell Garments
For best performance, it is a good idea to keep your Soft Shell clean and its DWR (durable water repellent) finish freshly charged. This means keeping oil and grease away from the garment, washing it when it gets dirty and reapplying its DWR finish.
Soft Shells can be machine-washed in warm or cold (not hot) water using regular powdered laundry detergent. Wash in a front-loading washing machine only. Do not use Woolite, other cleaners with lanolin (or any other oil), or fabric softener. Put the garment through at least two rinse cycles, as the detergent can interact with the DWR finish and needs to be totally rinsed out of the material.
After your Soft Shell has been washed, reapply the DWR finish while the garment is still damp. The heat of the dryer will help set the DWR finish into the fabric. Tumble dry on low heat or line dry.
We recommend you re-treat your Soft Shell at the beginning of your wet weather season. However, if you are washing your Soft Shell often, or if your Soft Shell is frequently in contact with abrasive surfaces, we recommend re-treating the DWR finish more frequently. For best results, use spray-on, rather than wash-in, products. Two brands we suggest are NikWax and Revivex from W.L. Gore. Follow the manufacturer`s instructions for application. Once you have successfully cleaned and refinished your Soft Shell, it should work as well as new again.
SPECIFICATIONS:
| Fabric: | Conduit Nylon Taslan, Conduit Softshell, Goatskin Leather |
| Insulation: | Thermic Micro |
| Weight: | 7 oz / 196 g |
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