Sealskinz Walcott Waterproof Cold Weather Glove - Grey

These gloves offer excellent warmth and waterproofing for cold weather. For extremely low temperatures (well below freezing), consider using them with a thin liner glove for added insulation.

Yes, the materials used in the glove construction generally allow for touchscreen compatibility, though performance can vary based on the specific device and the cleanliness of the glove's fingertips.

The Aquasealz waterproof membrane is designed for durability. With proper care and avoiding punctures or significant damage, the waterproofing should last for the expected lifespan of the glove.

Fusion Control™ is Sealskinz's proprietary technology that bonds the three layers of the glove (outer, waterproof membrane, and inner lining) into a single, inseparable unit. This ensures a snug fit, excellent dexterity, and optimal balance of waterproofness, insulation, and breathability.

Refer to the Sealskinz sizing guide for accurate measurements. A proper fit is essential for maximum comfort and the performance of the waterproof and insulating properties.

Yes, you can machine wash them on a cold cycle (30°C / 86°F) with liquid detergent. Ensure they are turned inside out and avoid fabric softener or bleach. Always hang dry.

The goatskin leather palm is durable, but if it feels dry after washing and thoroughly drying, a small amount of leather conditioner can be applied according to product instructions to maintain its suppleness and longevity.

Ensure the gloves fit snugly. A loose fit can allow cold air to enter and reduce insulation effectiveness. Also, check that the gloves are completely dry inside and out. For extreme cold, consider liner gloves.

Inspect the gloves for any tears or damage to the outer material or seams. Clean the gloves thoroughly according to care instructions and ensure they are fully dry. If damage is evident, the waterproof membrane may be compromised.

New gloves can feel stiff. Wear them regularly during activities to break them in. If the leather feels particularly stiff after washing, a small amount of leather conditioner applied to the palm may help.

This could be due to sweat or insufficient drying. Ensure gloves are fully dry before storing. If the dampness persists after thorough drying, the waterproof membrane might be compromised, or the material's breathability is being overwhelmed by high exertion.