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Hands are the first to go. The M50 Extreme mittens and the Safari gloves keep them working when the temperature doesn't.
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M50 Extreme Mittens - Snow Camo /Black
The mitten that's technically sold as a glove – full-grain leather, THINSULATE fill and a wind-/waterproof membrane, built for -25 degrees.
-25 to 0usable °C
Water/WindproofMembrane
THINSULATEINSULATION
€59,90
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The gear, explained
Warm hands beat cold fingers every time
Cold hands end the day early — you can't work a zip, a trigger or a throttle with numb fingers. Our extreme mittens trap the most heat for the hardest cold; a mitten beats a glove when warmth matters more than dexterity. Lighter gloves and mittens cover the everyday sled and yard. Match them to the day, not the calendar.
Common questions
Mittens or gloves — which is warmer?
Mittens, always — your fingers share heat instead of each freezing alone. Choose mittens for the coldest, most static days and gloves when you need finger dexterity.
What are the extreme mittens made of?
Full-grain leather with a Thinsulate fill and a wind- and waterproof membrane, built for deep cold (the product page rates them to −25 °C). Leather is naturally hard-wearing and water-resistant. The product page has the full detail.
How do I pick a mitten size?
A touch of room keeps hands warmer than a tight fit — dead air is warmth. Use the size guide, and if you're between sizes, take the larger.
