Grenade Misfits Gloves

admin — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 04:25:13 +0000

I’ve always associated Danny Kass with The Misfits, and my first time seeing (the new version of) The Misfits was at the Snowboarding World Cup at Mount Snow. These gloves are an awesome collaboration between Grenade and Misfits, resulting in a killer spring glove with a wicked skeleton graphic.
These gloves are a.k.a. GBS or cc138
Devil’s Advocate:
Grenade Misfits gloves are exactly what you need when you’re working your fingers to the bone trying to stick that Kasserole and listening to Helena, but they’re not the warmest gloves out there, being spring / pipe gloves and all.

Grenade Team cc935 Gloves

admin — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 03:29:10 +0000

This glove is the workhorse of the Grenade team. If you live in the pipe, you should be wearing the cc935 gloves. They’re really comfortable, have super grippy palms & fingers, sick screenprinted graphics in 4 colorways, and a snot rag thumb. They have none of the bulk of larger gloves, so they have full mobility. It’s like you’re riding gloveless, but are still protected from cutting your hand on that finely-tuned edge, or getting frosty fingers. Overall a great pipe glove or spring glove.

Devil’s Advocate:

The Grenade Team gloves are not for really cold weather. I wouldn’t recommend wearing them in below zero (-18 C) temps. Even with liners, they won’t block out all the cold. Another thing is that they’re not completely waterproof. They will keep the snow out, but will get a little damp if you’re rolling around in pow. Depending on where you ride, these gloves might be the mainstay of your glove arsenal, or you might just want to keep them as a backup for spring riding or afternoons in the park.

Rider Review

Grenade Misfits Gloves

Grenade Team cc935 Gloves