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REV'IT! Cassini H2O Gloves
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REV'IT! Cassini H2O Gloves

$99.99
COLOR: Anthracite
SIZE
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Some products are so versatile they’re hard to pin down into one particular segment, as is the case with the Cassini H2O gloves.

These short-cuffed, soft shell, waterproof hand protectors are the go-to gloves for those looking for something that delivers the right amount of protection and comfort for everyday use, even when the rain is pouring down.

A hard shell knuckle protector takes care of impact protection in case of any unfortunate mishap, as does the abrasion-resistant outer shell that has undergone extensive testing to ensure safety is up to spec. Thanks to mcFIT technology, these hydratex®-equipped waterproof and breathable gloves do not compromise on comfort, making sure they deliver the right fit and feel from the get-go.

The Connect Finger Tip also allows you to operate touchscreens without the removal of your gloves.

MADE WITH PFAS CHEMICALS


Adjustability:
  • Adjustment tab at cuff
  • Stretch lips at fingers
Closure:
  • Hook-and-loop closure
Lining:
  • Tricot liner
  • Thanks to its unique close knit weave pattern Tricot is smooth on one side, while sporting texture on the other side. This makes it sturdy and soft—ideal to use in a comfortable and durable liner that will hold its shape for a very long time.
Features:
  • conductive fingertip at index finger
  • Never take off your gloves again to answer your phone or navigation system. The connect fingertip has been specifically designed to operate touch screens.
  • conductive fingertip at thumb
  • Never take off your gloves again to answer your phone or navigation system. The connect fingertip has been specifically designed to operate touch screens.
  • Insulation only at backhand
  • Short cuff
Waterproofing:
  • hydratex|Z-liner with McFit® technology
Insulation:
  • 3M™ Thinsulate™ G 100g Thinsulate™ G insulation features large air pockets to trap heat, allowing a garment to remain extremely warm for an extended period of time. The spacious air pockets also allow a garment to remain lightweight and quick to dry.
  • Polar fleece
Protection:
  • Hard shell knuckle
  • PWR|Shield at palm
  • PWR|Shield is created with a unique knit technique which results in a fabric with unsurpassed cut, tear and abrasion resistance levels. This product is equipped with PWR|Shield at the palm.
  • Temperfoam® palm slider
  • Temperfoam® thumb knuckle
Outer shell material:
  • Connect finger tip fabric
  • Never take off your gloves again to answer your phone or navigation system. The connect fingertip has been specifically designed to operate touch screens.
Flock PU:
  • Flocking is the process of adhering small fibre particles (called flock) onto a surface. This process creates a texture that picks up water.
  • Drum dyed goatskin
  • This goatskin has been drum dyed to give a garment or product a maximum penetration of dye throughout the hide.
  • PWR|Shell twill stretch
Visibility:
  • Laminated reflection at finger
  • Laminated reflective logo at finger
Wash & Care:
  • Do not wash
  • Do not bleach
  • Do not tumble dry
  • Do not iron
  • Do not dry clean
Certification:
  • These gloves are certified according to the EN 13594 Standard, published in 2015 and have achieved level 1 KP rating.

We find that gloves from REV’IT! are generally very consistent in fit from one model to the next, and we find they run a bit on the snug side as compared to most US based brands. The fit is very similar to Alpinestars which also fit more snugly than other brands of gloves. The tendency to run small is not so noticeable that we’d advise you to buy one size larger, but if you are sometimes in between sizes, your best shot would be to choose larger. Hopefully you’ve had some experience with buying gloves and can choose based upon the fit of a previous pair. If you have no previous experience with glove sizing, go here for help.

Our Two Cents

The Cassini H2O Glove from REVIT is new for the winter of 2020. This is a short cuff glove with waterproofing and light insulation. The overall design is lightweight and easy to wear and stow away. Perfect for “city” use.

I’m struck by how lightweight these gloves are even though the palm side is leather. The fabric used on the back of the hand is lighter weight and slightly stretchy. I’m looking at the “dark green” color, which actually looks great to me, and the fabric and leather combo looks sharp and kind of “dressy”. My overall take is that this glove would be ideal for lower speed “city” use where looks, comfort, and easy stowage are important. Heck, I’d wear these gloves off the bike too!

Even though these gloves are lightweight, they have many of the same protective features found in other REVIT gloves such as a molded knuckle protector and extra padding in the heel of the hand. A Velcro strap at the wrist keeps the gloves on your hand in case of a fall. A convenient touch for colder or wet weather is the “flocking” (their word) material on the side of the index finger and thumb which you can use to clear a wet shield (or dare I say a wet nose too??). The tip of the index finger and thumb are fitted with conductive material so you can operate a phone with the gloves on.

The gloves have an internal waterproof liner brand labeled McFit. The manufacturer of McFit products competes with a similar/competing brand GoreTex with their GoreGrip product. With both technologies, the waterproof liner is bonded to the glove’s outer material rather than being an extra layer which results in a more compact design with no slip between the layers and therefore better grip. Think of it as a “premium” version of garment waterproofing as compared to the standard version where the waterproof liner is simply an extra layer residing between the outer shell and inner lining. Generally speaking, we see products with GoreGrip carrying a bit more expensive price than those with McFit, but it’s unclear whether that difference exists because of material cost or benefit, but both are considered premium construction. :: Paul, 10-23-20