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Cloudveil Troller Glove   Product Group: Ski Gloves | Product Added on October 28, 2006, Updated on December 6, 2007 Cloudveil has been outfitting the ski patrol in Jackson Hole for a number of years. One item our friends to the north swear by are the Troller gloves. The Cloudveil Troller Gloves offer dexterity, durability and warmth. The exterior is constructed primarily with a water resistant leather that offers amazing grip-ability. The knuckle section uses Schoeller stretch fabric, allowing these gloves to bend to your wishes. The primaloft insulation and soft polertec fleece lining will keep your hands warm into the lowest double digits. Cloudveil even outfit these gloves with a soft nose wiping section. And for those of you that need the ultimate in waterproof protection, Cloudveil offers the Troller in a Gore-Tex XCR version. Suggested Retail Price of The Cloudveil Troller Glove: $80, Troller XCR: $115 Click Here To Check Price & Availability From Backcountry.com Click Here To Check Price & Availability From Backcountry.com (Women's) Click Here To Check Price & Availability From Backcountry.com (XCR) You can buy these gloves through many online retailers. We suggest Backcountry.com. Backcountry has great customer service, free shipping and prompt delivery. Think you know something about the Cloudveil Troller Glove? Share your thoughts about this Cloudveil glove in our Alta Forum. Check out the entire selection of Ski Gloves From Cloudveil & More

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