SAY GOODBYE TO FROZEN, DAMP HANDS THIS WINTER!

Meet the only 100% waterproof, thermal touch-screen gloves that keep your hands toasty while you use your mobile.

SOUND FAMILIAR?

Don't let the freezing wind and rain turn your daily commute into a nightmare.

❄️ Cycling or riding your motorbike and feeling like your fingers are about to freeze off?

📱 Having to take your gloves off in the biting wind just to answer a text or change your music?

🌧️ Your gloves getting soaked through after five minutes of British rain, leaving your hands cold and clammy all day?

We know how miserable that is. Cold hands lose sensitivity and reaction time, which isn't just uncomfortable, it’s dangerous when you're on the road.

THE ULTIMATE SOLUTION: ULTRAWARM PRO THERMAL GLOVES

Engineered with advanced insulation technology, the Zandor StormGuard™ isn't just a glove; it's your shield against the Great British weather.

Whether you're commuting, hiking, running, or just walking the dog, these were made for you.

WHY ZANDOR STORMGUARD™ IS THE UK'S Nº 1 CHOICE:

✅ Responsive Touch Screen Tech: Features conductive fabric on the index finger and thumb. Reply to messages and use Maps without exposing your hands to the cold.

✅ Waterproof & Windproof: High-density fabric blocks icy winds and repels rain effectively. Keep your hands bone dry.

✅ Premium Thermal Lining: Triple-layer insulation (Fleece + Cotton + Polyester) retains body heat, keeping you comfortable even in freezing temperatures.

✅ Non-Slip Grip: Silicone textured palms provide maximum grip. Hold your handlebars, steering wheel, or mobile securely, even in the wet.

✅ Ergonomic Design & Zip Fastener: Adjusts perfectly to your wrist, sealing out the cold draughts.

EXCLUSIVE LAUNCH OFFER

🚚 Fast & Free UK Delivery

⚠️ Warning: Low Stock due to high demand this winter. Only 14 pairs left at this price.

TRY THEM RISK-FREE FOR 14 DAYS

We are so confident in the quality of Zandor StormGuard™ that if you aren't completely satisfied, simply return them for a full refund. No questions asked.