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Pow Gloves Sonic Glove - Men's
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Retail Price: $48.95 – $49.95 		Item # PWG0006
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Pow Gloves Sonic Glove - Men's

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Description of Pow Gloves Sonic Glove - Men's:
If you've always wanted waterproof spring gloves, say hello to the POW Men's Sonic Gloves. Spring is the time of sun, soft snow, and epic park sessions, so if you're wondering why your hands are still numb, it's because most spring gloves are for gate-bashers and instructors who think a tabletop is an eating surface. POW knows that wet, frozen digits can't hold poles, let alone grab and tweak, so they created the Sonic Gloves to solve the problem. Silicone gripper palms give you the grasp of an NFL receiver, while a Hipora waterproof insert is ready for repeated hand plants. Lightweight Thinsulate insulation lets you take them out to the trees for springtime powder stash hunts.

Bottom Line: The Sonic Gloves keep spring slush from ruining your day.

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Material: [Shell] corded nylon, neoprene
Insulation: 40 g Thinsulate
Water Resistant: Yes, waterproof
Removable Liner: No
Closure: Elastic cuff
Gauntlet: Under cuff
Goggle Wipe: No
Nose Wipe: No
Recommended Use: Spring skiing and snowboarding, park and pipe
Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime
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Nice glove. Poor fit.   10-29-08
Gmann (2): rank
These gloves were appealing because they looked like they could handle most spring conditions from cold pow, to spring slush. And I think they do, but perhaps a bit too warm for summer/glacier riding. Despite ideal grip in the palms, I wouldn't want them in the rain. Unfortunately, the fit was my issue with the sonic. I ordered a medium and they were too tight so I returned them for a large. The exchange process was a breeze, but the glove still doesn't fit. Maybe OJ, but not me. Too much bulk on the back side and leading into the backs of fingers.

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Soaks up water like a sponge   07-21-08
lonerider (13): rank
Based on recommendations from people on other websites. I got a pair of these gloves and a pair of Dakine Bronco GT gloves for my trip to Mt.Hood for some summer snowboarding. I figured the warm, wet, slushy conditions would be the perfect testing ground for these gloves (and I would probably need two pairs since virtually any glove is going to get wet in summer slush conditions). The Sonic Gloves were the clear loser... they were bulky (too much insulation) and the outer material soaks up water like a sponge, so much so that at the end of the day, when I squeezed it hard I could get water to squirt out of the gloves like I was crushing an orange. Now, I wasn't expecting any glove to be bone dry... but these gloves were noticeable heavy and waterlogged and took a long time to dry out. In comparison the Dakine Bronco GT gloves wear thinner (better feel and never got that heavy waterlogged feeling), much more waterproof (only damp), and dried faster. They were the clear winner in my opinion and are my pick for spring park/pipe riding this coming season.

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Sweet handwear   11-26-07
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Wow, I have owned a pair of POW sonics in the past season and am getting another pair for this season. These gloves do offer a shielding layer from the elements of the mountain but still let you own the feel of your equipment. They are lightweight but incredibly functional. The silicon palm grip is great for extra grip on the hill -- but a little bit of a hazard on the grips of my sled. If the sled grip was better I would rate this to the best level----one of the best attributes to POW is that you can contact them and they listen to all product feedback.

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