Name these gloves, I'm desperate!

Ryan*

Ryan*

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So I was browsing them interwebs a few nights ago, looking for nothing in particular, when I found out about tjschiller.com. I browsed my way over there and saw the picture on the front page, a picture of TJ hanging onto the wing of Chug's airplane. When I looked at TJ's hand, I saw this glove:

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And I now desperately want a pair. Can anyone tell me the brand name/model name/anything about these gloves?

 
Although now I'm disappointed because my experience with Dakine gloves has been one of frequent cases of minor frostbite.
 
we all know looking the part is more important than function.....or you can get liners? lol
 
i have them too... they are basically a prak/pipe glove super thin, they do have pretty good fell and finger freedom tho. So i guess they are warmer for a pipe glove but pretty thin for an all around glove...hope that helps
 
i have those gloves in black. they feel great, dexterity-wise, but that wont matter cause your hands will be very cold and very wet... not worth it man :(
 
Lol I had liners. Eh, my Grenades will last me another season. Sure, they're a snowboarding company, but damn, they make some quality shit.
 
they are thin gloves. thins gloves aren't that warm. if your riding between 0 and -6C these gloves are my choice. i also have the mitten version. they are pretty warm on their own. add some liners to em and they are easy -20 mitts.
 
i dont know how big of an issue cost is for you but what i found really effective (if your skiing park i assume?) is to get one pair of warm, comfortable gloves for anytime and a pair of pipe/park gloves for days in the park when its not really cold out
 
I have a pair that I used all winter and at camp, and have had no problems with them whatsoever, which is saying something because I have terrible circulation to my fingers. They keep me warm and give me the most dexterity I've ever had in a pair of gloves. The whole inside of the hand is grippy too, which is sick for grabs. For me, at least, Grenades do the job.
 
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