"The Montana Mitt layers 300 grams of Heatseeker insulation on the back of the hand and 160 grams in the palm, enough to hold heat through a lift-served day that starts cold and stays that way. A waterproof DryVent shell and insert keep that warmth dry through wet snow and repeated falls, while a polar fleece lining softens the feel against skin. It's built around one job: staying warm from first chair to last. What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I tightened the wrist cinch with my other mitt still on before I even got my poles set at the top, and never had to stop again to fix it. That's one less reason to take a mitt off in the cold."""
Price: $70.00 from Backcountry
| Merchant | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| $70.00 | Visit Store |
"The Montana Mitt leans on the way mittens trap heat, backing that up with 300 grams of Heatseeker insulation on the back of the hand and 160 grams in the palm, more than its glove counterpart carries anywhere on the hand. A waterproof DryVent shell and...
"The Montana Mitt leans on the way mittens trap heat, backing that up with 300 grams of Heatseeker insulation on the back of the hand and 160 grams in the palm, more than its glove counterpart carries anywhere on the hand. A waterproof DryVent shell and...
"The Montana Mitt leans on the way mittens trap heat, backing that up with 300 grams of Heatseeker insulation on the back of the hand and 160 grams in the palm, more than its glove counterpart carries anywhere on the hand. A waterproof DryVent shell and...