Liquid Fire
| Page Type | Gear Review |
|---|---|
| Object Title | Liquid Fire |
| Manufacturer | Marmot |
| Page By | redcell6613 |
| Page Type | Jul 13, 2004 / Jul 13, 2004 |
| Object ID | 1096 |
| Hits | 3243 |
| Vote |
Maximum protection glove - boarding to ice climbing
Key Features:
Shell: Schoeller Dynamic - Waterproof/breathable stretch Cordura
Reinforcement: Pittards Armortan Goatskin WR100X - water and abrasion resistant
Lining: DriClime® 3-Dimensional wicking keeps hands drier and warmer
Insulation: Thinsulate® Flex insulation - thin, warm and flexible
Reinforced for durability and grip
Roll Tops finger tip design for extra comfort and durability
Molded knuckles for added protection
Pittards® Armortan® WR100X® unique polymer applied during the tanning process adds 25% greater abrasion resistance. Polymer is cross-linked around the leather fibers for long lasting performance. The WR100X is a special tanning process which creates a leather with less than 20% water pick-up, most leather picks 3-4 times that amount, won't dry out and won't crack after repeated wet and dry cycles.
Falcon Grip articulated for dexterity and ease of grip
Safety Leash keeps glove attached to wrist when removed from hand
DriClime® Bi-Component wicking lining for breathability and excellent moisture transfer
Removable liner for expanded comfort in many activities
3-Dimensional wicking keeps hands drier and warmer
Free Flow Fit stretch fabric for ease of movement
redcell6613 - Jul 19, 2004 9:25 pm - Voted 4/5
Untitled ReviewThey resist water well also. The liners were a bit cumbersome when removing the glove and it becomes turned inside out 99% of the time when you remove a glove. This causes a big problem when you take it off while climbing and have to put it back on efficiently.
I would also suggest removing the wrist lanyards from them as well. They are super long and have a tendancy to become snagged on anything they get near.
They do offer great knuckle protection and finger protection on the back of the hand due to the molded plastic protectors (they look like motorcross gloves). Leashes from ice tools lay perfectly on the wrist with no glove material becoming bunched up underneath.
The palms are goatskin, and allow for a technical feel when you are handling ice screws or other gear.
Overall, it's a pretty good glove, and they look like something out of Mad Max.