Product description
Not basic
While the Chevak 2 GTX Ladies gloves are our entry-level offering when it comes to commuting in the cold, they’re definitely not basic. We’ve included the new SEESOFT 3D knuckle for added protection, along with a double layer of PWR|Shield and Temperfoam® at the palm.
Cozy warm
Making sure your hands feel like they’re being swaddled by warmth, 3M™ Thinsulate™ (200 grams at the back of the hand, and 80 grams at the palm) for thin yet potent insulation against the cold is included, along with a high-loft fur liner at the back of the hand a push pull tri-fleece liner at the palm.
Functional features
We’ve crafted these gloves with the female-specific fit in mind. They’re not just a smaller replica of our men’s variant. We paid extra attention to detail to make sure they hug your hands in all the right places especially in inclement weather. And on the days when the rain does start falling, we’ve included a visor wiper to help increase your visibility. The Connect Finger Tip also allows you to operate touchscreens without having to take the Chevak 2 GTX Ladies gloves off. Handy! Keep hands happy, warm, and functional without thinking twice about your safety.
Highlights
GORE-TEX waterproof liner
Connect Finger Tip
3M™ Thinsulate™ insulation material
Extra information
Waterproofing
GORE-TEX Z-liner
Visibility
Reflection at little finger
Reflection at finger
Insulation
3M™ Thinsulate™ G 80g
Thinsulate™ G insulation features large air pockets to trap heat, allowing a garment to remain extremely warm for an extended period of time. The spacious air pockets also allow a garment to remain lightweight and quick to dry.
3M™ Thinsulate™ G 200g
Thinsulate™ G insulation features large air pockets to trap heat, allowing a garment to remain extremely warm for an extended period of time. The spacious air pockets also allow a garment to remain lightweight and quick to dry.
Closure
Hook-and-loop closure
Wrist strap
Adjustability
Adjustment strap at wrist
The hook-and-loop adjustment strap at the wrist allows for optimum adjustability and fit when using our gloves. Find the ideal tightness and comfort every time it is used.
Adjustment tab at cuff
Protective features
PWR|Shield at palm
PWR|Shield is created with a unique knit technique which results in a fabric with unsurpassed cut, tear and abrasion resistance levels. This product is equipped with PWR|Shield at the palm.
Temperfoam® palm slider
Temperfoam® underneath knuckle protector
Premium, comfort and protection enhancing, viscoelastic foam that molds to the rider's knuckles.
Features
Visor wiper
The material used on the index finger of the glove has a visor wipe function. It helps clear water or moisture off the visor for better visibility when riding in wet weather.
Regular cuff
Pull tab
Fasten the pull tab at the cuff and cold wind is prevented from entering the sleeve, keeping your arms in the comfort zone
conductive fingertip at index finger
Never take off your gloves again to answer your phone or navigation system. The connect fingertip has been specifically designed to operate touch screens.
conductive fingertip at thumb
Never take off your gloves again to answer your phone or navigation system. The connect fingertip has been specifically designed to operate touch screens.
Outer shell
Softshell 3L
Leather Connect Finger Tip
Never remove your gloves to answer your phone or use your navigation system again. The connect fingertip leather has been developed specifically to operate touch screens.
Inside out goat suede
goatskin drum dyed with WR finish
Lining
Push-Pull tri-fleece liner
Comfort-boosting liner used in GORE-TEX styles.
High loft fur liner
This type of insulation mimics the natural insulation properties of animal fur, a high loft construction; containing more air then fiber; it is a type of natural insulation that traps in the heat.
Knuckle protection
SEESOFT 3D knuckle
The knuckle protector is made of impact absorbing SEESOFT memory foam, and has been incorporated in this garment to effectively reduce the energy of impact transmitted in a crash.
