Bluetooth cell phone Snowboard gloves

Posted in Apparel by Conner Flynn on August 20th, 2008

Bluetooth cell phone Snowboard glovesLet’s face it, it’s hard to take calls when snowboarding. You won’t have to worry anymore thanks to Swany’s g.cell, the first hands free cell phone ski and snowboarding gloves. You’ll be alerted to incoming calls with(Prepare yourself) vibrating wrist action.

Just tap the back of your hand to receive calls. Comes complete with charger included and it will give you 12 hours on standby/ 4 hours talk time. The speaker and mic are located in the palm and the thumb so you might look a little silly as you literally talk to the hand. Available this holiday season for $495. They might just be the most expensive glove ever.

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2 Comments to “Bluetooth cell phone Snowboard gloves”
  1. Joel Says:

    can you imagine? that is so impractical. you buy a 500 dollar cellphone just for when you go out snowboarding?

    you have to get a number, pay for a plan, and then what, are you going to wear the gloves around everywhere, during the summer? or what?

    it makes no sense.

  2. Ski Gloves Says:

    Joel,
    The article didn’t explain it that clearly, but I did some research and found that the glove functions essentially as Bluetooth device. You still have your cell phone in your pocket but it’s like having a Bluetooth earpiece inside your glove. Check out the website for the .

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