WL Gore & Associates has developed +Gore for Gore-Tex gloves, a new technology to help keep hands warmer for longer. This technology relies on a new testing method that simultaneously measures the breathability and the insulation performance of a glove. According to Gore, the glove construction - which consists of an inner lining, an outer shell and the membrane – keeps hands warm for up to 15 minutes after exercising. More than 15 brands will be presenting their first styles with the new +Gore warm technology at Ispo in Munich in January.
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