These Ultra-Warm Merino Running Gloves Are 20% Off on Amazon

The Ibex Kilometer Glove is 20% off on Amazon right now.It’s available in two sizes at that price.They’re insulated with wool and have a handy nose wipe on the thumb.You might not be ready to think about running in cold, wintry weather, but now’s the time to shop for it. Retailers are starting to launch deals on outerwear and cold-weather accessories, so you can gear up for winter without paying a fortune. This deal, a major discount on one of our absolute favorite running gloves, should be at the top of your change-of-season shopping list.Amazon is selling the Ibex Kilometer glove for $96, a 20% markdown from its $126 MSRP. This glove is still full price at Ibex, and I couldn’t find it for less at any other retailer.The Kilometer earned a spot in our Best Running Gloves guide thanks to its premium materials, warmth, and thoughtful features—mainly a super plush thumb patch for wiping your nose. (If you run in the cold, you’ll know how essential that is.) This glove is crafted from a blend of high performance materials. The shell fabric is sturdy, stretchy synthetic textile, and the palm is lined with 100% goat leather, an exceptionally tough, grippy hide—I use goat leather cycling gloves and love their supple texture and durability. Inside, the gloves are lined with a soft merino-nylon blend and stuffed with a wool-polyester insulation for reliable warmth in frigid temperatures.RW Editor Amanda Furrer put the Kilometer to the test while running in cold, blustery weather in New York City, and she loved the way these gloves blocked the wind. Plus, the nose wipe patch on each thumb was a godsend: It allowed her to keep her nose clean without irritating her skin.Amazon still has both small and medium sizes in stock, but they might not last long. Scoop your pair today before this 20% discount disappears.Shop Ibex GlovesMichael is a freelance writer with years of experience covering gear and the outdoors for Runner's World and other publications; when he's not writing, he's usually biking, hiking, and running in the mountains around Los Angeles, where he lives.