efy the Elements: The Ultimate Cold-Weather Fortress
Don't let freezing temperatures or relentless downpours end your ride. The Tundra v3 is engineered for the long-haul tourer who demands absolute weather protection without sacrificing control. By fusing 3M Thinsulate™ insulation with a proprietary DryTerra™ waterproof membrane, the Tundra keeps your hands warm and dry in the harshest conditions while maintaining a slim profile for excellent bar feel.
Key Performance Features:
Premium Insulation: Features 3M Thinsulate™, a lightweight, high-performance insulation that traps body heat effectively without the bulk of traditional winter gloves, ensuring your dexterity remains high.
100% Waterproofing: The DryTerra™ Tech membrane creates an impenetrable barrier against rain and snow. The full-gauntlet design with dual closures ensures water doesn't seep in under your jacket sleeves.
World-Class Protection:
Palm: Reinforced with SuperFabric™ panels (backed by HD EVA padding)—one of the world's most abrasion-resistant materials.
Knuckles: Hard polymer protectors with EVA foam backing absorb impact energy.
Superior Grip & Control: Full-palm silicone grip panels ensure you have total command over the throttle and levers, even when wet. Strategic stretch accordions allow unrestricted movement.
Touring Utilities: Equipped with a Visor Wiper on the index finger for rainy rides, Touchscreen compatible tips (thumb & index), and 3M Reflective details for night visibility.
Cleaning: Surface clean with a damp cloth and mild soap. Use a soft brush for mud.
Drying: Air dry slowly in a shaded, ventilated area. Never use heat sources (blow dryer/heater) or direct sunlight.
Conditioning: Apply high-quality leather conditioner to the leather areas once dry to prevent cracking.
Prohibited: Do NOT machine wash, wring, or use bleach/solvents.
How to Measure: Use a flexible tailor's tape to measure your dominant hand.
Circumference: Wrap tape around the widest part of your palm (just below knuckles). Lightly close your hand.
Length: Measure from the tip of the middle finger to the wrist crease.
Choosing Your Size:
Between Sizes? Always choose the larger of the two measurements. Winter gloves need a tiny bit of air space to trap heat effectively.
Borderline? If you are on the line, size up for better insulation performance.
How to Check the Fit:
The Entry: Ensure the gauntlet fits over your jacket sleeve (or under, depending on preference) without bunching.
Finger Room: You should have a small amount of room at the fingertips (unlike race gloves) to create an insulating air pocket. However, you must still be able to operate buttons/switches.
Knuckle Position: Make a fist. The protector should sit securely over the knuckles without sliding back.
Critical Usage Note
Waterproof Liner Care: When taking the gloves off, pinch the fingertips of the glove and pull. Do not just pull from the fingers. This prevents the waterproof membrane from turning inside out. If the membrane is pulled out, it is difficult to re-seat and is not covered under warranty.
Rain Gear Setup: For maximum waterproofing during heavy rain, wear your rain jacket over the gauntlet of the glove. This prevents water from running down your sleeve and into the glove opening.
