The North Face Women's TNF Insulated Apex Gloves

The North Face Women's TNF Insulated Apex Gloves

You'll have a dependable grip on your ski poles as you set off down the cross country ski trail when you're wearing The North Face Women's TNF Insulated Apex Gloves. Lightweight, streamlined and built with a women-specific 5 Dimensional Fit, these fleece gloves are less bulky and more breathable than your waterproof ski gloves. Made from TNF Apex ClimateBlock soft shell fabric with a DWR finish, they are 100% windproof, water-resistant and have 100 g Heatseeker insulation placed on the back of your hand for extra warmth. Fingers retain dexterity thanks to Radiametric Articulation and the soft, brushed tricot lining inside offers a comfy next-to-skin feel. North Face took the favorite Apex Gloves and added an extra serving of warmth to keep hands happy in inclement weather when you're wearing the TNF Insulated Apex Gloves for women.

• Fabric: TNF™ Apex ClimateBlock with DWR (Durable Water Resistant) finish
• Lining: brushed tricot
• Palm: silicone gripper
• Back of hand insulation: 100 g Heatseeker™
• Radiametric Articulation™
• Women-specific 5 Dimensional Fit™
• Insulated yet breathable
• Silicone gripper palm pattern
• Sizing: measure the hand from the wrist to the end of the middle finger
• Women: 6 in (XS), 6.5 in (S), 7 in (M), 7.5 in (L), 8 in (XL)

Buy the The North Face TNF Insulated Apex Gloves for Women from Altrec.com. Orders over $45 qualify for free shipping.

Reviews - The North Face Women's TNF Insulated Apex Gloves

MissMolly740 - 2011-12-16

Love them!
These gloves are GREAT! I don't leave the house without them. They keep my hands warm during the harsh Cleveland winters. I would buy these over and over! I would highly recommend them

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geti23 - 2012-01-09

Great gift
Gave these to my girlfriend who was wanted a pair of (warm) wind proof gloves for every day winter activities. So far, they have been great for everything from brushing snow off cars, to walking around on a cold night. The silicone grip on the palm of the gloves is the part that I suspect will wear out first, but to this point (almost a month of use) they are fine.

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