Goatskin Leather 2-Way Over-Lobster Gloves with Hand Openings, Unlined
Stay warm without giving up your dexterity on the slopes. These lobster-style leather gloves solve a classic winter sports dilemma: a vertical zipper lets you slip your hands out to tap your smartphone screen or adjust your snowboard bindings without removing the gloves completely. Worn as an over-sleeve style, they block snow from creeping in during deep powder runs or heavy carving.
The outer shell is 100 percent goat leather, soft yet durable enough to hold up to repeated hand plants on the mountain, paired with a 100 percent polyester lining. Since the shell has no built-in padding, it stays breathable on warmer days. A removable, warm polyester inner glove is included, so you can dial in your temperature as conditions change; swap in a thicker inner layer for extreme cold. This exclusive late collaboration design comes in a relaxed fit, sized ML (men's) or S (women's), with enough room to wear wrist guards underneath. Limited retailers and small production numbers mean you're unlikely to spot another pair like it on the slopes.
This item is brand new. Natural goat leather can transfer or lose color when wet, so use caution in slushy spring snow; occasional mink oil care helps preserve the leather and boost its water resistance. When cinching the wrist opening, pull on the elastic cord itself rather than the plastic end piece to avoid pulling it loose.
Lobster-style snow gloves with a vertical zipper opening that allows your hand and selected fingers to be exposed for smartphone use and handling small items. Designed as an over-glove style that can be worn over outerwear sleeves or tucked inside them to help block snow entry.
Made with a 100% goatskin leather shell, with a 100% polyester lining and inner gloves. No insulation fill, allowing temperature adjustment with the included warm inner gloves or thicker replacement inner gloves in very cold conditions. Available in ML (men's) and S (women's); the fit is roomy and can accommodate wrist protectors.
Leather may lose color or transfer color when wet, particularly in wet spring snow. Oil treatment such as mink oil may reduce this but cannot completely prevent it. When tightening the opening drawcord, pull the elastic cord itself rather than the end piece to prevent damage.
