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Glacier Glove Perfect Curve Waterproof Fleece-Lined Neoprene Gloves - Black

4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 841 ratings
Price: $43.49 $58.22 Free Return on some sizes and colors

Brand Glacier Glove
Material Fleece
Size X-Small
Sport Multi-Sport
Age Range (Description) Adult
Color Black
Hand Orientation Ambidextrous
Item Package Quantity 1
Product Care Instructions Hand Wash
Item Weight 0.25 Pounds

About this item

  • neoprene
  • Imported
  • 2mm fleece lined neoprene
  • Seamless palm design
  • 100% waterproof
  • Pre-curved fingers
  • Pro strap

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The Glacier Glove Legacy

The Glacier Glove legacy began in 1982, the focus started in fishing and then quickly developed in hunting gloves. Since that day, we have been utilizing the best fabrics and designs, striving to make the outdoor experience more comfortable. The avid outdoorsmen needed to have warmth, but also the dexterity to function comfortably in the outdoors. Over time, many other outdoor enthusiasts discovered the benefits of the Glacier Glove products.

Perfect Curve Waterproof

The Perfect Curve Glove is a proven performer in multiple environments. Its durability and functionality combined with warmth and comfort make this glove the perfect choice for cold, wet conditions.

  • 100% Waterproof
  • 2MM Fleece Lined
  • Techline Neoprene
  • Perfect Curve Glove is the go-to option for kayaking, fishing, cycling, surfing or other outdoor activities

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Product Description

The Perfect Curve Glove is the one that started it all. 100% Waterproof and designed with Premium Neoprene and Pre-Curved fingers to reduce hand fatigue, these gloves will help you last outdoors all day. Cinch down wrist strap when submerging hands in water above glove cuff.

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4.4 out of 5 stars
4.4 out of 5
841 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the waterproofness and quality of the sport activity glove. They mention that it keeps their hands dry and provides an extra barrier against moisture. They appreciate the performance, and grip. That said, opinions are mixed on warmth, fit, durability, and comfort.

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159 customers mention140 positive19 negative

Customers like the waterproofness of the sport activity glove. For example, they say it keeps their hands dry, has an extra barrier against moisture, and keeps the rain out. Some mention that the gloves are super water and ice proof.

"...Important: the wrist seal is effective only if the neoprene around the wrist is tight enough that it doesn't fold when you tighten the velcro strap...." Read more

"...They are warm and comfortable and keep my hands dry. The only negative is that they will become damp inside from sweat and can be difficult to dry...." Read more

"...They are warm, they are windproof and waterproof and they fit very well...." Read more

"...Size chart was accurate. Glad I got them; dry, very comfortable, grippy, but squeaked like a duck on each stroke as I rotated the offset paddle in..." Read more

88 customers mention85 positive3 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the product. They mention that it's very good, keeps the water out, and is suitable for cyclocross racing on cold and wet days. Some customers also mention that the seals just don't stay sealed.

"...The pre-curved shape makes them ideal for holding a paddle. Excellent product, I highly recommend them with no reservations at all!..." Read more

"...These are very good gloves, and great for a bike ride in the cold! But they take a lot of effort wear and to dry...." Read more

"...These are not good in the direct wind but when working these are very suitable...." Read more

"Awesome gloves for cyclocross racing on cold and or wet days. I don't get very cold anywhere but my hands which get really cold easy...." Read more

46 customers mention42 positive4 negative

Customers are satisfied with the performance of the glove. They mention that it works well, keeps them warm, and is completely water proof. Some say that the gloves are perfect for cross country ski poles and bike riding, and that they work well for kayaking or canoeing.

"...They worked great and even when they developed leaks and were repaired with Aquaseal, another great product, they kept doing the job...." Read more

"...For the money they are an above average value and perform excellantly...." Read more

"...They've served me well in 15 degree (F) weather too, below that I'm not sure, as it hasn't got that cold here yet... The gloves have a strong enough..." Read more

"...Overall, they have worked well...the best waterproof gloves I've found so far at a reasonable price." Read more

35 customers mention28 positive7 negative

Customers like the grip of the sport activity glove. For example, they mention it's wonderful, stays grippy when cold, and allows their hands to slip easily into jacket pockets. The soft rubber does not slip on the paddle shaft. Some say the gloves have good finger dexterity.

"...Hope they prove durable, the seams are only glued. they are very grippy which some may find annoying and the soft fleece lining is very nice." Read more

"...Size chart was accurate. Glad I got them; dry, very comfortable, grippy, but squeaked like a duck on each stroke as I rotated the offset paddle in..." Read more

"...me enough dexterity for photography, and--crucially--allowed my hands to slip easily into my jacket pockets.)" Read more

"...They are very grippy. This is great on the palms and fingers of the gloves...." Read more

244 customers mention165 positive79 negative

Customers are mixed about the warmth of the sport activity glove. Some mention that it keeps their hands warm during kyaking in cold weather, with excellent thermal insulation. They say the gloves seal in their own body warmth and do a great job at wicking sweat away. However, some customers say that their hands did get cold, but only at long periods of 35 degrees, 75-85mph, and that the gloves were too hot. They also say that the glove doesn't offer very much insulation, and keeps sweat and moisture in.

"...Excellent thermal insulation. The material and stitches are waterproof, and the wrist offers a very good (though not perfect) seal...." Read more

"...They are warm and comfortable and keep my hands dry. The only negative is that they will become damp inside from sweat and can be difficult to dry...." Read more

"...Warm hands and no wind chill on a 20 degree day. But my hands got kind of sweaty, but that didn't result in my hands also getting cold...." Read more

"...They stay warm, but are not recommended for near-freezing temperatures without a liner (like a thin cotton glove liner) to increase the insulation...." Read more

106 customers mention45 positive61 negative

Customers are mixed about the fit of the sport activity glove. Some mention that the sizing is pretty accurate, and the gloves fit snugly without bulk. Others say that the gloves are way too big for their hands and fit a bit loosely.

"...PI, Giro and Cannondale gloves, and these fit snugly and the fingers seem a bit short. If I bought another pair it would be in large." Read more

"...Size chart was accurate...." Read more

"...The size runs a tad larger than expected so be prepared to step down to a smaller size...." Read more

"...They were a good fit, and, unlike a lot of "waterproof" gloves that are soaked through after 15 minutes in the snow, these felt like they'd keep my..." Read more

90 customers mention46 positive44 negative

Customers are mixed about the durability of the sport activity glove. Some mention it's very well made, holds up well, and is almost impossible to break. However, others say that they yank hard on a small part, it will tear, and that they started falling apart within a couple of sessions. They also say that the gloves are not sturdy and that it starts to deteriorate after a few weeks of wear.

"...Hope they prove durable, the seams are only glued. they are very grippy which some may find annoying and the soft fleece lining is very nice." Read more

"...I was disappointed in these gloves out of the box because the seams had rough edges where they were fused together - but as long as you're not..." Read more

"These gloves are really great to wear once! They are warm, they are windproof and waterproof and they fit very well...." Read more

"...Also, these gloves started falling apart within a couple of sessions, so durability is a serious issue, especially on the palms of the hands...." Read more

64 customers mention44 positive20 negative

Customers are mixed about the comfort of the sport activity glove. Some mention that they are very waterproof and feel great on the hands, with a fleece lining inside that feels amazing. However, others say that they're surprising thick, so you lose some feel through fingertips, and that it can be tiring for your hands when trying to maneuver. They also mention that the gloves are too puffy and make wearing them very uncomfortable.

"Very comfortable...." Read more

"...They are warm and comfortable and keep my hands dry. The only negative is that they will become damp inside from sweat and can be difficult to dry...." Read more

"...But these guys, these are awesome! They are pretty thick, so you lose some feel, but they are totally waterproof so my hands stay really warm, even..." Read more

"...Size chart was accurate. Glad I got them; dry, very comfortable, grippy, but squeaked like a duck on each stroke as I rotated the offset paddle in..." Read more

Definitely Dry, Definitely sturdy. Buy quality liners.
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Definitely Dry, Definitely sturdy. Buy quality liners.
I am an honest reviewer who has ACTUALLY used this product. I bought these for a 4 day motorcycle ride through wind, tons of rain, and some snow. Speeds from 40mph-85mph, temperatures from 31 degrees Fahrenheit to 52ish degrees Fahrenheit. 2 definite things, my hands stayed 100% DRY and the gloves held up. No rips or tears from normal use. Keep in mind, this is neoprene so if you yank hard on a small part, it will tear. I ripped a tiny, tiny piece from the outside of the cuff. It was my fault for yanking that little piece too hard. Did not affect any aspect of the function. The main reason that I marked it down was warmness. I got an XL, which is the size I normally get, and it was the right size. I had really cheap liners inside them as well. My hands did get cold, but only at long periods of 35 degrees, 75-85mph. I am confident if I had quality liners, this would not have been an issue. These babies saved my hands. I definitely recommend them for wet motorcycle riding.
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Kone Bardea
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent, but runs big so size down
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023
Size: SmallVerified Purchase
Very comfortable. The precurved fingers are more curved than competing products like NRS gloves, so gripping for prolonged time is less tiring.

The liner feels nice and warm. It takes several days to dry if just left on a warm place. A warm-air glove/boot drier brings that down to a couple of hours.

Excellent thermal insulation. The material and stitches are waterproof, and the wrist offers a very good (though not perfect) seal. My hands stay dry in brief immersions, and I feel water seeping in only after about a minute of immersion.

Important: the wrist seal is effective only if the neoprene around the wrist is tight enough that it doesn't fold when you tighten the velcro strap. You may be able to get rid of a fold by distributing the excess material all around the circumference of your wrist under the velcro strap. If that doesn't work, you need to size down.

These gloves run large. I'm M/L by the chart (and all my other gloves), but with these, size S is a better fit for me (both wrist and fingers). So if borderline, definitely pick a size down.
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RLD
5.0 out of 5 stars They are warm and comfortable and keep my hands dry
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2016
Size: LargeVerified Purchase
Updating my review from several years ago. I used them a lot winter and fall kayaking, several times a week, typically for for two to three hours at a time even below freezing when there were thin skins of ice on the water. They worked great and even when they developed leaks and were repaired with Aquaseal, another great product, they kept doing the job. I'm sure they have done hundreds of hours. But finally, they wore out from rubbing; nothing lasts forever. With zero hesitation, I bought another pair. The pre-curved shape makes them ideal for holding a paddle. Excellent product, I highly recommend them with no reservations at all!

I've used these several times for cold weather kayaking for 2 to 3 hours at a time. They are warm and comfortable and keep my hands dry. The only negative is that they will become damp inside from sweat and can be difficult to dry. But that comes with the territory with neoprene gloves and anyone buying these should keep that in mind. I turn them inside out down to the base of the fingers to help to dry them out after use, a little heat helps too, I put them on a warm radiator pipe in my basement and they dry out over night. Hope they prove durable, the seams are only glued. they are very grippy which some may find annoying and the soft fleece lining is very nice.
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Timothy R. Bearup
4.0 out of 5 stars Waterproof for better and worse.
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2014
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These gloves are really great to wear once! They are warm, they are windproof and waterproof and they fit very well. The pre-curved fingers are interesting, but I think if they weren't that way it would take a lot more effort to grip the handlebars and brakes.

Two problems:

They take forever to dry. The biggest selling point for me was that these are neoprene, and I thought I would like them a lot better. My first time wearing them was great! Warm hands and no wind chill on a 20 degree day. But my hands got kind of sweaty, but that didn't result in my hands also getting cold. I hung the gloves as I would any other pair of gloves I've ever owned to dry, but the next day they were still wet inside. I still wore them, and they were still warm enough, but pretty uncomfortable due to the moisture. They would probably dry a lot faster if they were turned inside-out, but that's not very easy to do.

They are very grippy. This is great on the palms and fingers of the gloves. I never realized this would be a problem on the backs and cuffs of the gloves. They make it impossible to put on a coat over these and difficult to put the cuff of your coat over the gloves. I also usually ride with a backpack and these gloves made putting on a backpack significant'y more difficult.

These are very good gloves, and great for a bike ride in the cold! But they take a lot of effort wear and to dry.

I wear medium in PI, Giro and Cannondale gloves, and these fit snugly and the fingers seem a bit short. If I bought another pair it would be in large.
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Kevin Guthrie
5.0 out of 5 stars Great gloves but noisy
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2019
Size: X-LargeVerified Purchase
Just got these gloves and used them flatwater kayaking in 35 degree weather and a stiff breeze. Size chart was accurate. Glad I got them; dry, very comfortable, grippy, but squeaked like a duck on each stroke as I rotated the offset paddle in my left hand. Much warmer than pogies but my fingertips started to get cold about 2 hours in. For below freezing temps I would go a size larger and liner gloves.
Update after 10 hours of paddling: I have worn a hole thru the side of the thumb facing the palm on the left glove. In addition on each trip water slowly seeps in thru the neoprene. I will go back to gloves and pogies.
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PhunkyDork
5.0 out of 5 stars No-kidding waterPROOF dexterous gloves
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2012
Size: MediumVerified Purchase
These are not just water-resistant, they are completely waterproof. They are made of drysuit material and do not allow any water inside. With that in mind, they take a while to dry out the hand sweat. The fingers are welded with knuckles to create an anatomical shape that does not fight the natural curling of your fingers. This makes them more comfortable when gripping handlebars. It makes them ever-so-slightly more resistant to reaching around the brakes or bell or anything else on your bars that needs a finger/thumb extension. I cannot speak for the durability (which *LOOKS* like it may wear out around the welds) because I've only used them 3 times. They stay warm, but are not recommended for near-freezing temperatures without a liner (like a thin cotton glove liner) to increase the insulation. They lose a bit of friction when wet so be careful when first using them if you are on rough terrain. The size runs a tad larger than expected so be prepared to step down to a smaller size. The gloves have EXCELLENT DEXTERITY and if they are too large then that is diminished.
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santiago c.
5.0 out of 5 stars 100% waterproof
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 12, 2020
Size: SmallVerified Purchase
After buying several pairs of gloves advertised as waterproof and getting my hands soaking wet I started looking after something really waterproof ( as I work as delivery on a bike in london, working 8-10 hs a day). They are the best option in the market .
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Sergio M. Tinoco
5.0 out of 5 stars Guantes Glacier Glove
Reviewed in Mexico on December 12, 2018
Size: X-SmallVerified Purchase
Excelente guante para la época de frío, lo uso para andar en motocicleta me parece muy cómodo y con gran agarre, lo recomiendo.
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fruchtzwerg
5.0 out of 5 stars Absolute Empfehlung
Reviewed in Germany on January 31, 2020
Size: X-LargeVerified Purchase
Super Handschuhe. Das sind die ersten Handschuhe aus Neopren, die dicht und dadurch auch warm sind. Warum es die nur in XL gibt, muss ich nicht verstehen. Für Männer in Ordnung, für eine Frauenhand etwas zu groß. Trotzdem absolute Empfehlung.
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Ben
5.0 out of 5 stars Great glove, top quality in every way.
Reviewed in Australia on August 3, 2019
Size: X-LargeVerified Purchase
Does all that is claimed, cannot fault these gloves.

If you're a big Large or a just sneaking into the XL size then these gloves still fit well enough with limited looseness even though they're labelled as XL. If you're a Large but pushing down towards a medium then these gloves will not fit snugly.
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Dashing McHandsome
5.0 out of 5 stars I recommend buying 1 size up and putting some nylon gloves ...
Reviewed in Canada on December 10, 2015
Size: MediumVerified Purchase
I use these gloves for work on top of a mountain moving around sharp metal objects fairly often. 100% waterproof and fairly durable. The seams are of very high quality and won't tear from regular physical work.

Because of the neoprene material, they don't too too well with heat or friction so if you can avoid that (placing it directly on heaters, pulling rope though it, etc.) then they will last you a long time.

If you're going to be working in very cold climates and not moving around much, I recommend buying 1 size up and putting some nylon gloves on underneath because they're fairly thin. If you're going to be wearing them straight on your skin I recommend buying 1 size down. I'm usually a men's medium and they fit like a large.
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