Toftwood - Blue

The boiled wool and microfleece lining offer high insulation, making them suitable for cold conditions. For extremely low temperatures or prolonged exposure, consider layering or specialized expedition gloves.

The gloves should fit snugly without being tight. Ensure full finger movement. Measure your hand circumference and length according to the brand's sizing chart if available.

It is recommended to hand wash the gloves in cold water with a mild soap. Machine washing is not advised as it can damage the waterproof membrane and delicate materials.

Condition the leather palm as needed, typically when it starts to feel dry or stiff. This might be after several uses or a cleaning cycle, depending on usage and environmental conditions.

Boiled wool has natural insulating properties that are retained even when damp. Combined with the waterproof membrane, it helps keep hands warm and protected.

Breathability refers to the glove's ability to allow moisture vapor (sweat) to escape from the inside, preventing your hands from getting clammy and uncomfortable, while still keeping external water out.

Ensure the outer material is clean and not saturated. Allow gloves to air dry completely. If persistent, the waterproof membrane may be compromised; inspect for damage.

Wipe the index finger and thumb tips clean. Ensure they are dry. Check that no dirt or debris is obstructing the conductive material.

Condition the goatskin palm with a suitable leather conditioner. Gently work the leather to restore flexibility.

Clean the palm area with a damp cloth to remove dirt or oils. Ensure the silicone print is intact.