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Army Leather GTX 3-Finger
Blk/Blk / 6
415 North Lake Boulevard
415 North Lake Boulevard
Tahoe City CA 96145
United States
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Shipping & Returns
- Items ship in 3 days or less.
- We do not ship anywhere outside of the contiguous US.
- 10 day return policy. Free return shipping.
- Items must be unused, and in their original packaging with tags to be eligible for return or exchange.
- There are no returns on sale items.
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- Glove Type Three Finger
- Best Use Ski/Snowboard
- Insulation Type G-Loft Polyester
- Waterproof Yes
Features
The Army Leather GORE-TEX* is a warm 3-finger glove for skiing in tough weather conditions. As a 3-finger model, it offers slightly more warmth while retaining a degree of fingertip sensitivity. Sewn in hardwearing goatskin and heavy-duty recycled polyamide fabric. The fit is pre-curved for comfort and grip. A fleece liner with G-Loft synthetic insulation keeps the cold out.
The model comes out a favourite in tests thanks to its sound design and carefully thought-out details. A high cuff with snowlock is perfect when skiing in powder, while a wrist strap reduces the risk of losing a glove, for example on a ski lift.
A reliable, practical companion on ski tours and adventures in high alpine terrain. Perfect when you’re doing a lot of uphill and need a protective glove with high breathability. Also available as a mitten and a 5-finger model.
- Best For: Skiing.
- Highlights: 5-finger lining | Carabiner | Elastic at wrist | Handcuffs | Snow lock | Velcro closure at wrist.
- Insulation: G-Loft. G-Loft is a very thin 100% polyester fiber with exceptionally high insulating capacity, even in wet conditions. G-Loft is quick drying, breathable and very compressive.
- Attached Lining: Bemberg. Durable medium heavy 100 % polyester fleece lining, with soft and comfortable brushed surface.
- Outer Material: Hestra triton recycled polyamide fabric. Windproof, water resistant and breathable. 100% RE- Nylon fabric.
- Outer Material: Army goat leather. Durable and proofed goat leather.
- Waterproof: GORE-TEX. A thin ePE/PU membrane from Gore-Tex that behaves in the same way as human skin. It breathes, i.e. it releases excess heat and body moisture, while preventing the penetration of any moisture from outside. A wind- and waterproof material. 61% recycled polyamide, 39% ePE/PU-GORE-TEX.
Technical Specs
| Glove Type | Three Finger |
|---|---|
| Best Use | Ski/Snowboard |
| Insulation | G-Loft Polyester |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Materials | Hestra triton recycled polyamide fabric, Impregnated goat leather, Gore-Tex, Bemberg polyester fleece lining |
| Warranty | Product Lifetime |
Shipping & Returns
We offer free shipping on orders over $100. Most orders ship within 3 days or less.
Returns are accepted within 10 days of purchase, or within 10 days of receiving your online order. Items must be unused, with original tags attached and in original packaging.
Sale items, climbing and mountaineering gear, avalanche safety equipment, and demo gear are final sale and not eligible for return.
Need help? Email info@alpenglowsports.com or call (530) 583-6917.

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AI FAQs
AI generated FAQs about the Army Leather GTX 3-Finger
Will these keep my hands warm enough for the weather I'm in?
These gloves combine G-Loft synthetic insulation, a fleece liner, and a three-finger design that provides slightly more warmth. They are built for skiing in tough weather, including ski tours and high-alpine terrain.
Can I wear these in wet snow, or will they get waterlogged?
The GORE-TEX membrane makes these gloves windproof and waterproof while preventing outside moisture from penetrating. They are suited to wet-snow ski days while allowing excess heat and body moisture to escape.
Will these mittens work for my hand size, or do they come in limited sizes?
These gloves are offered in sizes 6 through 11. The size range gives you six numbered options for dialing in your ski-glove fit.
Are these adjustable, or do I need to get the exact size?
A Velcro wrist closure and elastic at the wrist provide adjustable wrist fit. You can select from sizes 6 through 11 and fine-tune the cuff at the wrist.
Will I be able to hold a ski pole, shovel, or other gear comfortably?
The pre-curved fit is built for comfort and grip, and the three-finger design retains a degree of fingertip sensitivity. This makes the gloves well suited to skiing and ski touring where you need to hold poles and manage gear.
Are the fingers dexterous enough for detailed tasks, or are they too bulky?
The three-finger design retains a degree of fingertip sensitivity while adding slightly more warmth. The pre-curved fit is designed for comfort and grip during skiing and ski touring.
What is this made from, and how does it feel against my skin?
These gloves use durable goat leather, recycled polyamide fabric, a GORE-TEX membrane, G-Loft polyester insulation, and a Bemberg polyester fleece lining. The attached Bemberg lining has a soft, comfortable brushed surface against your hands.
Will these cause itching or irritation, or are they soft against bare hands?
The attached Bemberg polyester fleece lining has a soft, comfortable brushed surface against your hands. It provides a fleece-lined feel inside the glove rather than a bare shell interior.
Is the lining breathable, or will my hands get clammy inside?
The GORE-TEX membrane releases excess heat and body moisture, and the G-Loft insulation is breathable. This moisture-managing construction is designed for uphill skiing when you need protective gloves with high breathability.
Do these have a wrist strap or cuff to keep them from getting lost?
These gloves have a wrist strap, handcuffs, elastic at the wrist, and a Velcro wrist closure. Their high cuff with snow lock helps seal out snow, while the wrist strap reduces the risk of losing a glove on a ski lift.














