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Kinco 94HK Glove

$74.90

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Description

The original, tough Kinco pigskin design you know and love! From rope tow daily abuse, to working on the hill, or even the farm, keep these with you and you’ll be prepared for anything. Keep them waxed and they will last forever. Built with Heatkeep® Thermal Insulation, toss a pair of these on, you’ll be warm and dry all day long. 


Features & Specs:

Materials: Shell: Full Grain Pigskin, 100% Polyester Knit Wrist, Palm: Full Grain Pigskin 


Pig Skin Leather
Much pig skin is often of inferior tannage and therefore lacks strength. The pig skin used in Kinco® gloves are of a superior quality as they are tanned in a special way to make it tougher than cowhide and maintain suppleness after drying.

Heatkeep® Thermal Insulation
Heatkeep® is comprised of finely spun polyester fibres, which create thousands of air pockets between the outer shell and inner lining to fully envelop the hand. These air pockets work to trap the body heat generated inside the glove and shield the hand from the cold. An inner lining that is laminated to the Heatkeep® fibers wicks moisture away from the hand to keep it dry.


Additional Features: 

  • Omni-cuff design 
  • Ergonomic keystone thumb design
  • Durable out seam index finger  
  • Colours may vary due to dye.

Choose your items confidently by reading our buying guide.

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Useful guidelines to assist you when buying your gear.

Buying guide

We’ve all had the experience of cold hands and it sure can ruin a day quickly! Our buying guide will show you the steps on how you can make sure you’re all set for any conditions you come across.

Gloves – usually more common than mitts and provide extra dexterity making any use of your hands easier. With modern day insulation they are nearly as warm as a mitt.

Mitts – still the ultimate in warmth at the end of the day. Newer technologies have also made it possible to make mitts in low profile packages that aren’t too limiting in hand motion.

Trigger Mitts – a great combination between gloves and mitts. These keep your pointer finger and thumb separated as individuals, while keeping your other three fingers together in a mitt type fashion. This gives warmth like a mitt with some added dexterity.

Insulated

Insulated gloves/mitts make up the majority of the market. They range in warmth level, waterproofing, profile, and materials.

Liner

Liner gloves are designed to add a thin extra layer under your gloves and mitts, or to be worn on their own casually in the colder months. Most liner gloves are touchscreen compatible. If you are using them under other gloves consider a merino option as they will not only insulate well but will also wick sweat away keeping your hands dry.

Heated

Heated mitts are a great option for those who tend to get cold hands or who have circulation issues. These can help solve a lot of problems without the hassle of hand warmers and constant breaks from skiing. Even with the rechargeable batteries connected they are no bulkier than a traditional mitt.

Body Materials

The outer shell of the glove/mitt can be made of many different materials. Most options are synthetic that is reinforced in places. Many of these start to become reinforced with leather in areas like the palm and fingers further up the line. On the highest end, most gloves/mitts come built with a full leather body giving them the best durability possible. You can expect a glove/mitt like this to last a few more seasons than a synthetic option, making them pay off over time.

A full leather glove can be a great option to use on tow ropes as they are tougher and usually have less seems. However using a glove protector will still give the glove an extended life. Any use of tow rope will result in a void of manufacturer warranty with any brand.

Insulation

Each glove/mitt brand uses different types of insulation. Typically in a more basic glove the insulation is less technical and takes more fill to give the warmth needed. This can result in a bulkier glove/mitt. Techier insulation such as Primaloft allows great insulation in much smaller layers resulting in a low profile glove/mitt that is warm enough for the coldest days.

Waterproofing

While most gloves/mitts have a DWR coating to add water resistance, getting something with a water proof layer is important. Your hands can easily get wet when you’re on the snow and that results in cold hands quickly. Gore-Tex and other proprietary waterproofing is a great way to ensure your hands stay dry all day!

Cuffs

Gloves/mitts are usually designated between gauntlet style cuffs and short cuffs. Short cuffs are usually less bulky and go under the sleeve of your jacket. Gauntlet style cuffs are much longer and gaiter over the top of the jacket. This usually comes down to a personal preference. Gauntlet style cuffs usually also have wrist gaiters which are an extra aid in keeping snow out of your gloves/mitts.

Hand warmer pockets

Most gloves/mitts have a pocket on top so that you can place handwarmers in the glove comfortably. This is much better than holding the handwarmer in your palm as it allows for better grip and it is warmer while it sits against main blood flow to your hand.

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