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POW Golf Gloves Review

POW Golf Gloves


Driven by design, the POW Golf Glove is no doubt one of the more stylish golf gloves available on the market. Founded by Dustin Goss in 2002 this Seattle based company is a glove specific brand of products designed for winter sports, biking/cycling, and of course golf!

I experienced the quality first hand, no pun intended, using the POW Golf Glove for multiple rounds during warm weather conditions. POW uses high-end leather that offers a nice tight fit, feeling like an extension of your own skin. The POW Glove's excellent breathability must be noted, with a netting like material that they call "airports". These airports help to keep your hand cool and dry throughout the entire round.

POW’s trendy designs and argyle patterns speak for themselves. The classic cuff "Noonan" offers a new look to the classic golf glove, available in 4 styles for men in sizes small through extra large. For the women, three options of styles with an extra small size is also available. The zipper cuff "Townie" is an unconventional design that offers a fast on and off option with a fashionable look. This glove also comes in four different styles for men and three for woman. Prices range from $16-$18 with free shipping on orders over $50 if ordered online. If you are from the Portland area, you can find the POW Golf Glove's locally at Claremont Golf Course in NW Portland. For more information, visit www.powgloves.com.


   

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Noonan Retail: $16
Townie Retail: $18

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