Use case
Light Hiking Gloves
The light-hiking glove on this page is X3 Winter, a six-layer insulated glove. It uses waterproof construction for wet weather, not for soaking or submersion, and water may enter at sewn seams. Touchscreen contact is on all ten fingers. No °C band is published. Checkout is on Amazon.
What X3 Winter is built from
X3 Winter is a six-layer glove: nylon shell, a bonded waterproof-breathable membrane and a separate waterproof insert, hot-air bonded synthetic insulation and inner insulation, and a low-pile fleece lining. The palm is padded synthetic microfiber PU.
- Weather
- Waterproof for wet wear, not soaking or submersion
- Seams
- Water may enter at sewn seams
- Touchscreen
- All ten fingers
- Temperature
- No published numeric °C band
Cuff and leash
X3 has pre-curved fingers, an extended fleece cuff, an adjustable wrist strap, and a detachable leash. Care is hand wash only, then air dry. Do not force the fixed lining inside out.
Gloves on this page
1 glove. Open a product page for materials, care, and the Amazon listing.
Common questions
Is there a published temperature for the hiking glove?
No. X3 Winter does not publish a numeric °C band. Choose it from the construction and the weather boundary, then check the current Amazon listing.
Will X3 stay dry if it is submerged?
No. Waterproof construction on X3 is for wet winter wear, not soaking or submersion. Water may enter through sewn seams.