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360 Dry Waterproof Gloves - Gear Review

Updated: Jun 17



I had already tried the socks, which I loved, so I was more than happy to try out their new gloves, and again, I was really impressed. They were the perfect fit and extremely soft and comfy, just like the socks (Read the review here), and they have a touchscreen-friendly thumb and finger, which makes life so much easier! I also had to completely submerge my hands into Ullswater to see if they stood up to the waterproof test, and they did; I was impressed.


The gloves are vegan and made from a 3-layer construction using a waterproof and breathable membrane. They come in three sizes: Small, medium, and large. The introductory price is £27.99, which will soon increase to £29.99.


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I recently used these gloves to scramble up Striding Edge, and they kept my hands warm and dry. I was able to take lots of photos without the hassle of having to remove them all the time.


These gloves got a strong vote from me, and they are the perfect addition to anyone's day pack!



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