Products tagged with 'mittens'

The Montane Respond Dry Line Insulated Waterproof Mittens have been designed for those who embrace fast-paced adventures, these ultra-lightweight, packable mittens offer top-tier protection against the elements. Featuring advanced PrimaLoft® Gold Insulation, a tough Pertex® outer, and a cozy brushed microfleece lining—all crafted from 100% recycled materials—they're built to keep your hands toasty and dry. With the waterproof FREEFLOW MANTLE liner, you can tackle any winter challenge without hesitation. Don’t let the weather hold you back—conquer the cold with confidence.

The Inov8 Thermal Mitts are the ultimate waterproof and insulated running mittens for long runs in cold and wet winter conditions. Primaloft Gold insulation Active+ works to keep your hands warm in the coolest of conditions, while also working to transfer moisture and sweat away from your skin. They feature both a waterproof inner and a durable Water Repellent PFC-free coating, so you're sure to stay dry in even the heaviest of downpours. Silicone grip on the palms make handling poles and other accessories more secure, plus they're phone and touch-screen compatible! The Inov8 Thermal Mitts will keep you dry, warm and comfortable, allowing you to run further.

The Sealskinz Gateley Waterproof All Weather Lightweight Insulated Mittens are waterproof, windproof and breathable, as well as being packed with technology to keep you protected in all weather conditions. They've been developed using a three-layer construction that ensures warmth, durability and 100% waterproofing for all-weather use.

Very simple Pertex and pile mitts designed with a fairly narrow cut. These are very sensitive to work with and take up very little space in your sack. Windproof and warm.

The Huber Extreme Mitts are one of the warmest grippiest mitts available. Also known as Dachstein Mitts the specially treated wool in these mitts preserves it's natural water repellency and insulation. Soft to the touch but hard-wearing, and used by Alpine and Scottish winter climbers for decades as they stick to ice to improve your grip over modern synthetic materials.