I purchased this set for winter alpine use and used it once on the Nakayama Ridge. I am selling it because I have stopped doing snow mountain activities. These are fluffy Lackner 100% wool gloves. Reference price: 5280 yen I've tried various manufacturers' gloves, but I personally think this combination is the best. (I get cold easily, sweat a lot, and my body cools down quickly in the wind.) The gloves in the set fit well, so you can use them as is. Wool gloves: Palm width approx. 10cm From the middle finger to the wrist: approx. 22.5cm ISUKA waterproof gloves: Reference price: 5500 yen Glove palm width: approx. 10.5cm From the middle finger to the wrist: approx. 31cm *Both have been washed at home. [Quote from the internet (ISUKA)] The combination with high-insulation wool gloves is truly the best. It's an irreplaceable combination in the harsh winter mountains. Weathertec, a waterproof and breathable material, is used on the back of the hand, and a material with excellent operability and durability is used on the palm. ▼ Materials Back: 100% nylon (Weathertec), Palm: Polyurethane nylon ▼ Functions and Features ■ Excellent abrasion resistance due to special processing of the urethane layer. ■ Moderate thickness cushions impact and provides excellent stretch and fit. ■ Very resistant to friction and pulling, with excellent tear resistance. ■ Breathable, reducing stuffiness. ■ Finger tips The fingertips, where stress is concentrated, are doubly reinforced with "Domy Alpha," which is highly abrasion-resistant and does not harden in cold weather. ■ Wrist loop Equipped with a wrist loop as standard, ideal for small tasks during activities. Made of a stretch material that reduces pressure. ■ One-hand adjuster The wrist part has a one-hand adjuster that allows you to put on, take off, and adjust the tightness with one hand. ▼ About WEATHERTEC(R) It has a high level of waterproof performance that combines excellent water repellency (water-repelling performance) and water resistance (water pressure resistance) required for outdoor activities. The film used is non-porous (without holes), but the gaps between the molecules of the film are large, so sweat vapor (water molecules) can pass through sufficiently. This prevents stuffiness inside the clothing and makes it less likely for unpleasant condensation to occur, making it a suitable material for rain, wind, and snow.