Sealskinz Bradfield Waterproof Insulated Glove - Black

While designed for cycling, their waterproof and insulated properties make them suitable for other outdoor activities in cold, wet weather, such as running or walking.

Refer to the brand's sizing chart. Typically, you'll need to measure the circumference of your palm and the length of your hand. The fit should be snug but not constricting.

It is not recommended. Hand washing in cool water with a mild soap is the preferred method to preserve the glove's technology and materials.

PrimaLoft® Gold insulation is their highest performing insulation, offering superior warmth-to-weight ratio, water resistance, and compressibility.

The reflective detailing is designed for durability under normal use. Avoid abrasive cleaning methods that could scratch or damage the reflective surfaces.

Yes, the PrimaLoft® Gold insulation is specifically designed for harsh, cold conditions, providing excellent warmth even in freezing temperatures when combined with the waterproof barrier.

Yes, you can wear a thin liner glove underneath for added warmth in extreme conditions, but ensure it does not make the outer glove too tight, which could restrict circulation and reduce warmth.

Ensure gloves are fully dry inside and out. Check that the correct size has been selected, as a poor fit can allow cold air in. For extreme cold, consider a thinner liner glove.

Inspect gloves for any tears or damage to the waterproof membrane. Ensure the cuff is properly sealed around your jacket sleeve to prevent water running down inside.

Wipe the index finger and thumb tips with a dry cloth to remove any moisture or dirt. Ensure the glove is not excessively wet on the outside.

This is usually temporary. Wear the gloves for a short period to regain flexibility. Avoid using harsh detergents or heat for drying.