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Arc’teryx Fission SV

In high-output or during demanding winter sports, you’ll need a glove that can juggle breathability, mobility, and warmth without compromise. Arc’teryx claims the Fission SV is their warmest “multi-sport” glove, meaning if you see yourself spending a lot of time off the resort you likely won’t find a better option.

The range of motion of this model is unmatched, ensuring hassle free backcountry transitions and saving you the frustration of taking off your glove for specific tasks.

The Fission SV shell is made of lightweight, windproof polymer overlain with goat leather, with an additional waterproof Gore-Tex insert. They’re filled with Primaloft insulation suitable for subfreezing temperatures, but not necessarily for extreme cold. That being said, you may find the Fission SV a little too warm for uphill travel in the springtime.

Our Overall Review

We have thoroughly tested - and read reviews from other experts and users. In summary, this is what we think:

4.4

Things we like:

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    High dexterity glove that offers adequate warmth
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    Low-profile and slim fitting
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    One of the toughest gloves on the market

Things we don't like:

  • check-markDefinitely not the warmest glove
  • check-markHigh price point for something that doesn’t work at very cold temperatures

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Specs & Features

  • Waterproofed synthetic shell with goat skin trim
  • Gore-Tex insert liner with synthetic fill
  • Carabiner clip loop
  • Gauntlet cuff
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Related Reviews

Our Overall Review

We have thoroughly tested - and read reviews from other experts and users. In summary, this is what we think:

4.4

Things we like:

  • check-mark
    High dexterity glove that offers adequate warmth
  • check-mark
    Low-profile and slim fitting
  • check-mark
    One of the toughest gloves on the market

Things we don't like:

  • check-markDefinitely not the warmest glove
  • check-markHigh price point for something that doesn’t work at very cold temperatures

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