Description
Nos gants de travail de Dakota sont en molleton Primaloft® Performance pour vous offrir une meilleure dextérité. Les pièces caoutchoutées aux paumes permettent une bonne prise lors de la manutention d’outils. Une technologie facilitant l’utilisation des écrans tactiles vous permet de vous servir d’ordinateurs et de téléphones cellulaires sans enlever vos gants.
Modèle: 6CTBDKF7-4030
Caractéristiques
- TISSU EN MOLLETON PRIMALOFT® PERFORMANCE
- PAUME À PRISE CAOUTCHOUTÉE
- TECHNOLOGIE D’ÉCRAN TACTILE
- ATTACHE INTÉGRÉE
- ENTRETIEN FACILE
Lavage et séchage à la machine. Ne pas javelliser, ne pas repasser, ne pas nettoyer à sec
Rated 2 de
5
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irishspursfan par
Fell apart pretty quickly
Developed holes pretty easily and touchscreen coating disintegrated after a few weeks of use. Mainly used during snow removal under mitts. Good gloves for running though.
Date de publication: 2020-05-03
Rated 5 de
5
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Oswald par
Thin and warm
These gloves are great working outside in the cold up 30 ft ladder needed warm water proof gloves good working with tools and cables the grip is not always great it gets cold after 30 to 45 minutes I would buy them again
Date de publication: 2020-01-11
Rated 1 de
5
de
Customer456 par
Poor Quality
These gloves were worn only a couple of times for driving and not one but BOTH gloves have already started to come apart at the finger seams. Bought from Mark's thinking quality would be good so this is very disappointing - the gloves were barely worn. Very poor Dakota product.
Date de publication: 2020-01-02
Rated 1 de
5
de
Staz par
Poor quality
I bought the gloves in October and by January most of the fabric that enables to use touchscreen were gone.
Although gloves are comfortable and somewhat warm for $25 quality is way below the expectations.
I would suggest to buy something else.
Date de publication: 2019-01-28
Rated 1 de
5
de
yqrdan par
Poor quality. Didn't even last 1 winter.
I'm disappointed by the quality of this product. The touch-enabled index and thumb fingertips on both of the gloves have started to fall apart and this is affecting their ability to use a touchscreen. The seam on the cuff has also ripped leaving a hole.
I wish I could say I was out roughing it in Canada’s winter wilderness and putting these gloves to the test, but the truth is I just wear them when I drive to and from work, or when I'm walking the dog, or otherwise they're hanging up in the closet. I would like to expect that a pair of gloves could last 2 or 3 winters before needing to be replaced, but perhaps this is just planned obsolescence creeping into the garment market?
Date de publication: 2019-01-18