Drop Cascade Snowboard Glove Review

Drop Cascade Snowboard Glove Written Review Review by The Good Ride

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James’ Glove Specs
Medium with Most Large with some
Wrist to Middle Finger: 19 cm
Circumference around Knuckles: 22.5 cm

Waterproofing

The Drop Cascade has excellent waterproofing. It’s Gore-Tex so that is what you would expect.

Fit/Dexterity

This Drop Cascade fits my hand really well and I had a tight but not super tight fit with only a little room after the tip of my fingers. After a few days of riding the glove really conforms to your hand. It was easy to use my zippers and I could use my phone with the gloves on.

Leashes

I needed to tie a little knot to get the leashes to be tight enough around my wrist which is a pain when you buy them but once you are done you don’t have to do it again. I love leashes and I’m glad that the Drop Cascade has stretchy leashes that don’t break off easy.

Liner/On & Off

When my hands get a little wet the Drop Cascade can be a little hard to get on and off. However, that is the price you pay for a good fitting glove.

Snot Wipes

Great snot wipes. They aren’t as soft as Burton but hold more of your nasty nose juice.

Construction/Reliability

Excellent construction and the Drop Cascades look like they can handle easily 100 days of riding.

Warmth

I run warm but these were good for most days with a high in the 20’s. They didn’t feel too warm with highs in the 30’s either. All this being said warmth is a very subjective thing.

Conclusion

I really liked these Drop Cascades and I think they are a nice balance between warmth and dexterity.