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STORM Mitten

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STORM MittenView Shipping Order Processing Details GLOVE COMPARISON CHART If your fingers run cold but you dislike those huge, bulky mittens that leave you feeling like an overstuffed and clumsy marshmellow, the new STORM mitten is worth a look! This low profile mitten has a lightweight insulation build up along with internal divided finger pockets making it much more nimble and versatile while still offering a warmer solution than a similarly insulated glove

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If your fingers run cold but you dislike those huge, bulky mittens that leave you feeling like an overstuffed and clumsy marshmellow, the new STORM mitten is worth a look! This low-profile mitten has a lightweight insulation build-up along with internal divided finger pockets making it much more nimble and versatile while still offering a warmer solution than a similarly insulated glove (such as our M1 glove). 

  • Internal Divided Fingers 
  • Super soft goat skin leather 
  • 200g polar fleece
  • Knit wrist cuff
  • Suede leather thumb 
  • Pairing clip
  • Carabiner clip-in point

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