DTE Waterproof Primaloft Gloves - Black

Yes, the Primaloft® insulation is designed for cold conditions. For extremely low temperatures, consider pairing them with a thin liner glove.

Your fingertips should not be pressing against the end of the glove. There should be a small amount of space. The wrist closure should be snug but not overly tight, and the gloves should feel comfortable without restricting blood flow.

While designed for cycling, their warmth and waterproof features make them suitable for other outdoor activities in cold, wet weather where dexterity is needed.

With proper care and avoiding abrasive damage, the waterproof treatment and material should offer durable protection for a significant period.

Primaloft® is a synthetic insulation known for its excellent warmth-to-weight ratio, compressibility, and ability to retain insulating properties even when wet.

Wash only when necessary, typically after prolonged use in dirty or wet conditions. Frequent washing can degrade materials over time.

Ensure the wrist closure is tight and there are no gaps. Consider layering a thin liner glove if extreme cold is encountered.

Wipe the screen and fingertips of the glove to ensure they are clean and dry. Ensure firm, direct contact with the screen.

Ensure they are fully air-dried. Avoid using heat to dry. Gently flex the gloves while drying to maintain flexibility.

Check for any damage to the glove material or seams. If damage is found, the waterproof integrity may be compromised.