Product Overview
Cold, wet weather calls for more than a tough outer glove. Rothco Cold Weather Insulated Gloves combine Thermoblockâ„¢ insulation with an interior waterproof bladder, giving you warmth and moisture protection in the same pair. A high-denier nylon shell and leather palms and fingers make them suited to outdoor tasks, winter field preparation, and cold-weather airsoft loadouts.
Warmth with moisture management
Thermoblockâ„¢ insulation helps retain warmth while you spend time outdoors. Inside, a soft tricot lining provides a comfortable surface against your hands and helps wick perspiration away. That moisture management matters during active use: carrying equipment or working around a campsite can leave your hands damp even when the air is cold.
The interior waterproof bladder adds a barrier against outside moisture, while the breathable construction helps manage moisture from within. These layers address both sides of winter comfort—exposure to wet conditions and perspiration during activity—rather than relying on insulation alone.
Leather where your hands do the work
The high-denier nylon outer shell is paired with leather across the palms and fingers. Those are the areas that regularly contact equipment, tools, and other surfaces, so the material placement puts durable construction where repeated handling creates wear. For airsoft use, this makes the gloves worth considering for cold-weather staging, carrying your kit, and other outdoor field tasks.
Adjustable wrist straps let you tighten the fit around each wrist, helping reduce gaps where cold air or snow could enter. Take the time to adjust them over your chosen clothing layers; a close wrist fit helps the gloves do their job without leaving the opening unnecessarily exposed.
- Insulation: Thermoblockâ„¢ for cold-weather warmth.
- Inner construction: Waterproof bladder and soft, moisture-wicking tricot lining.
- Outer materials: High-denier nylon with leather palms and fingers.
- Pair storage: A hook clip keeps the gloves together when they are off your hands.
Use the hook clip before packing the gloves into your gear bag or putting them away between outings. Keeping the pair attached makes it easier to retrieve both gloves when it is time to head back outside.
