Super Couloir Outdoor Research Glove

$120.99 - $126.99

Product Specs

5 Reviews

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Super Couloir Outdoor Research Glove

3-in-1 system for all conditions

Wind resistant, weather resistant, highly breathable
The glove for racking up vert in the backcountry
Smooth tricot palm lining; brushed tricot on back of hand
Seam guard protects thumb seam
Schoeller Dynamic Extreme shell
Schoeller Dynamic Extreme fabric
Removable Vert Glove&$153;
Removable Idiot Cord
Progressive curve; boxed construction
Pittards Armortan leather palm
Moonlite Pile fleece palm and 5 oz. PrimaLoft on back of hand
INTENDED USAGE
GORE-TEX XCR waterproof/breathable insert
Full leather palm
Elasticized wrist
Elasticized wrist
Durable, breathable Taslan gauntlet
DuoCinch&$153; gauntlet closure
Avg. weight: 12.1 oz./343 g (size L, per pair w/ liner)
Anatomical curve, boxed construction, and slim fit
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3-panel thumb
3-panel thumb

Designed to meet the changing conditions of a full season, this 3-in1 glove system can handle any backcountry situation, from an early-season rock ski to a deep alpine slot. A Schoeller Dynamic Extreme shell with a GORE-TEX XCR insert gives this glove durable, waterproof performance. The Pittards Armortan leather palm provides superior abrasion resistance and grip. Insulated with Moonlite Pile fleece in the palm and 5 oz. PrimaLoft on the back of the hand, the Super Couloir will keep you warm on any wintry run. The included Vert Glove&$153 has a Schoeller fabric shell, full leather palm, and tricot lining. Wear the Vert alone in spring conditions or wear it in conjunction with the Super Couloir shell for additional insulation.

Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Outdoor Research Super Couloir Glove is available through Altrec.com.

Customer Reviews for the Super Couloir Outdoor Research Glove

Tom Dupree - January 3, 2007

Super Couloir Glove Review
Large glove combo was to restricting with both liner and outer together, X-Large is too loose individually and about right combined. I think in my situation a Large liner and X-Large outer would be just right. Maybe I should have stayed with Large and used liner and outer individually. On a cold day the outer shell was enough protection by it's self.

Bill - January 3, 2007

over priced
Skiing Copper the last two week-ends, I found the gloves to be very comfortable, however not as warm as I expected. with a handwarmer they were great. Mitten inserts as an option will work. Very expensive.

Anon. Shopper - July 4, 2006

Great idea if it fits
I bought this glove a year ago and, although the Vert glove fits perfectly, it is too snug to use as a liner with the larger Super Couloir glove. OR acknowledged that this has been a problem for some people and offered to do whatever I wanted to rectify the problem including a full refund for well used gloves. I opted to get the 2006 version of the larger glove which, they say, will be a more generous fit. I agree with everything else said about these gloves and give the company a "5" for customer service.

Anon. Shopper - July 4, 2006

Joe - June 26, 2006

Keep your hands warm and dry.
These are the best gloves I have ever used. You can ski all day in zero degree temps and your fingers stay warm...even without the liners. The one unfortunate thing is that they got rid of the soft nose wipe and goggle wipe on the 2006 gloves. That was a great function to have and I wish the new ones came with them.