Klim Badlands GTX Long Gloves In Grey

Klim is just of those companies that does not do things by halves. Nor do they follow the crowd; they do their own thing, but we’ve come to realise that, often, the way they do things is just better. And we can see that in a number of their pieces that we offer. Their gloves seem to work particularly well. They can be spectacularly expensive, but they seem to fit superbly, and in terms of functionality they want for nothing. A case in point is the Badlands GTX winter glove. It’s a Gore-Tex glove, but it has a membrane that is laminated to the outer shell, meaning that it will never wet out. For insulation, it is padded with genuine 3M Thinsulate. The Badlands is also well endowed when it comes to protection. A Poron knuckle protector, as well as Superfabric at the knuckles, in the palm and on the wrist. One thing that we really like that we haven’t seen on other gloves is a neoprene gasket in the sleeve to stop water running down into the hand. Very clever. You also get two visor wipes, accordion-stretch panels, and a fleece lining. The glove is also touchscreen sensitive. We don’t think there’s a better, all-round winter glove on the market. There might just be a warmer glove, but for comfort, warmth, protection and impermeability we don’t think there’s much to touch it.

Gore-tex® and Gore grip®

Guaranteed to keep you dry

3m™ Thinsulate™ insulation on the back of hands

Polycarbonate knuckle guard with Poron® XRD®

Ceramic print fabric (Superfabric) in knuckle protection, palm pad and gauntlet cuff pad

Neoprene gasket inside the gauntlet, which seals around wrist

Dual visor wipers left-water/right-ice

Klim-engineered rider grip articulation

Accordion stretch on back of hand, fingers and thumb

Mapped soft fleece liner

Taffeta wrist for softness & comfort

Highly adjustable cuff and wrist

Entry assist loop

Mult-e-touch™ smart device functionality

3m™ Scotchlite™ reflective and Bio motion recognition for improved visibility