Fingerless Brushtail Possum Gloves by Zpacks

Fingerless Brushtail Possum Gloves by ZpacksShips in 1 2 business days Based in West Melbourne, FL Est. 2004 Winter weather can be harsh, but when the digits drop, yours dont have to feel the chill. Made from a combination of New Zealand's brushtail possum fur and New Zealand Merino lamb's wool, these Fingerless Brushtail Possum Gloves provide plenty of warmth when you need it most. These fingerless gloves allow you to easily use your smartphone, open snacks or water bottles, and make removing

Ships in 1-2 business days | Based in West Melbourne, FL | Est. 2004

Winter weather can be harsh, but when the digits drop, yours don’t have to feel the chill. Made from a combination of New Zealand's brushtail possum fur and New Zealand Merino lamb's wool, these Fingerless Brushtail Possum Gloves provide plenty of warmth when you need it most.

These fingerless gloves allow you to easily use your smartphone, open snacks or water bottles, and make removing stakes on cool mornings a breeze.

The hair of brushtail possum is hollow, just like Polar Bear hair, which provides incredible warmth and water resistant. While typical wool socks may stay warm when wet, they take forever to dry. If you get these mitts wet, the water shakes right out, and they dry quickly. New Zealand's possums are unrelated to the opossums found in the United States. They are super cute, but they are also an invasive species that destroy the native plant and bird life.

Fit: These gloves are stretchy, but they run a bit small. They may shrink a bit if they are dried in a dryer. It is better to size up if on the line.

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Sizing:

*Measured from the base of the palm to the tip of the middle finger.

Materials: 29% brushtail possum fiber, 51% merino wool, 19% nylon, 1% elastic

Made in New Zealand

***Discounts are not available on Zpacks products.

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Care: Gloves can be hand washed in a sink with warm water and soap or in a traditional washing machine. They can be air dried, or tumble-dried. They may shrink in a dryer, but they stretch back out.