Klimate Glove By Klim on 2040-parts.com
Baker City, Oregon, United States
|
For the Klimate Glove, premium feel, durability and value are top priority. Re-engineered to hold 200 grams insulation securely on the back-of-hand and fingers (where cold attacks), 100 grams on palm and with a new ultra-tacky and durable palm material, the Klimate Glove brings true KLIM® performance like never before. |
Gloves for Sale
Allure glove by klim
Sawtelle glove by klim
Volt rechargeable heated gloves
Katahdin holeshot gloves
Divas divine ii womens ladies warm insulated sled riding gear snowmobile gloves
Summit gloves -current- by klimA look at Toyota future products
Fri, 03 Aug 2012Toyota has slipped behind competitors in drivetrain technology and now must play catch-up against the likes of Ford, Hyundai and Mazda. Much of Toyota's lag stems from engineering resources being diverted by the unintended acceleration crisis and other quality miscues in the past two years. Now expect Toyota to focus more on turbocharging and direct injection, and it may even bring a couple of diesels to the United States as part of midcycle changes.
Meet the Porsche Boxster GTS and Cayman GTS
Wed, 19 Mar 2014Porsche will expand its Boxster and Cayman lineups with two new GTS (Gran Turismo Sport) models. We first got wind of the GTS trim package when a Porsche dealer presentation leaked late last year. The new Boxster GTS and Cayman GTS are pictured here in official photographs before the planned New York auto show debut next month.
Lexus LF-NX concept
Wed, 04 Sep 2013Lexus' LF-NX mid-size crossover concept, which debuts next week in Frankfurt, explores the possibility of a future model in the carmaker's range that would take on the Range Rover Evoque and Audi Q3. The concept previews another evolution of the ‘L-finesse' design language and features angular design and a front that's dominated by the huge spindle grille as well as Lexus' signature front light arrangement. Like the Lexus IS, the arrow-shaped DRLs are separated from the headlamps, while the front corners separate the bumper from the front wings with a sharp vertical line.