National Geographic Adventure 12/06-1/07 iGlove Multi

The Glove

Nylon gloves don’t work on your iPod’s click wheel, so how do you surf tunes without baring flesh? The waterproof iGlove Snow has a solution: an iPod-compatible touch pad on the finger, which lets the electrical charge from your skin pass through. Alas, said pad is on the liner so you still have to take off the outer glove – but it sure beats getting frostbite.

Ski Press Vol. 6, No. 1 iGlove Multi

The Wired Skier

Marmot iGloves put tune control in your hands. The iPod-compatible gloves let you manipulate the click wheel of your pod without freezing your fingers. Coated fabric on the ends of the index finger and thumb of the iGlove conduct these charges and- voila! – click the wheel to spin from AC/DC to Ziggy Marley.

Men’s Fitness March 2008 iGlove Multi

Stay Warm, Look Cool

Taking off your gloves every time you want to spin your iPod wheel or place a phone call is a pain. Here’s the painkiller: the iGlove – stretchy fleece gloves with touch-sensitive material on the index finger and thumb, which allows you to control all those tiny buttons without exposing your flesh to the elements. – by Joanna Stern