Ice Armor Fleece Grip Glove

Regular price $24.99
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SKU: 1106450000

Warmth Level:
Maximum
Warmth
2
MOUNTAIN RIDING / AGGRESSIVE RIDING
Values of 1–2 have no insulation and are engineered for mountain/backcountry riding when combined with a proper layering system.
Minimum
Warmth
2
MOUNTAIN RIDING / AGGRESSIVE RIDING
Values of 1–2 have no insulation and are engineered for mountain/backcountry riding when combined with a proper layering system.
Size: Small
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Description

The Ice Armor Fleece Grip Glove is built for anglers who want warmth without losing the feel of their gear. The stretch fleece construction fits close to the hand, making it a solid choice for tying knots, handling electronics, or working a rod when bulky gloves would just get in the way.

A silicone grip pattern across the palm, thumb, and fingers helps keep hold of slippery tools and fish house essentials. The double layer stretch cuff with pull tab makes it easy to get on and off, even when the coffee is gone and the bite finally shows up. Wear it as a light glove or as a liner under a heavier mitt in colder conditions.

  • Brand: Ice Armor
  • Product Type: Ice fishing glove
  • Color: Black
  • Material: Comfortable stretch fleece
  • Grip: Silicone grip pattern on palm, thumb, and fingers
  • Cuff: Double layer stretch cuff with pull tab
  • Fit: Low-bulk, close-fitting design for dexterity
  • Available Sizes: Small, Medium, Large, XL, 2XL
  • Additional Features:
    • Can be worn as a standalone glove in mild conditions
    • Works well as a liner glove under heavier handwear
    • Designed for ice fishing tasks that require hand control

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

Yes, these gloves are made with ice anglers in mind. The stretch fleece keeps bulk down, while the silicone grip pattern helps with rods, tackle, scoops, and other gear. They are best for tasks where dexterity matters more than heavy insulation.
Yes, the low-bulk fleece design makes them a practical liner under heavier gloves or mitts. That setup is helpful when you want added warmth but still need to pull off the outer layer for tying knots or working small tackle.
Yes, the silicone grip pattern is placed on the palm, thumb, and fingers. That added grip helps when handling rods, tools, buckets, and other gear that can get slick around snow, slush, and fish slime.
These gloves are made from stretch fleece and are not listed as waterproof. They are best used for comfort, grip, and dexterity in cold conditions. For wet weather, slush, or heavy fish handling, pair them with waterproof outer gloves or mitts.