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The DAKINE Scout Mittens provide adjustable insulation to keep your hands at the right temperature whether you spin laps in the park, huck cornices, or cruise groomers. In addition to their lofty Thermoloft synthetic insulation, the Scout Mittens include removable stretch fleece liners for even more warmth on colder days. Waterproof breathable DK Dry inserts provide moisture protection when you ride slushy snow, and long gauntlets keep the flakes out on deep pow days.
Bottom Line: Ride it all with the DAKINE Scout Mittens as they keep your hands warm and dry.
These dudes are definitely nice and toasty, even on a cold day. Add in the liners, and they're even warmer. All around great construction, no wear so far. The liners work as nice driving gloves too on the way to the hill. Couldn't ask for any more in a mitten.
these are truly great mittens. I am a first time mitten user after years of wearing good quality gloves for my crazy skiing adventures. Winter after winter of cold hands and some great suggestions from friends and I got the DAKINE Scout Mittens. Living in the VT I need something that will stay dry, keep hands warm and still be functional while playing hard all over the Mountain.
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i like the long cuffs, elastic cuff cinch, and wrist lanyards. over the wrist strap allows for easy removal. very versatile with the removable mitts they come with especially for those of us that tend to sweat a bit. durable palm material. great value for the price.
updated 3/2011
on my third or so season with these with heavy use and theyve held up almost perfectly through lots of abuse. picked a womens pair for my girlfriend and she loves them.
Decent glove that repels water. The insert is really cool for warmer weather. When the insert and glove are used it is really warm. Can't go wrong, I'm a big fan of Dakine gear. Pretty cheap glove that works really well and is tough. Runs a bit small.
Great mitt, keeps the snow out and heat in. I wore them today with some cold weather cycling gloves I have - it was between 20-30ish, but my hands stayed toasty. They'd probably be warmer with the included mitten liners. They have a strap to tether them to your wrist and the gauntlets are super easy to cinch up around your jacket sleeve. The left mitt also has a little rubber tab to squeegee your goggles. Wear the mitts, wear the liners, wear both, put your own liners in them... you've got a lot of options with these.
My boyfriend snowboards and wears seperate wrist guards underneath his gloves. He's looking for mittens that will fit over top of his wrsit guards. Would these work, or is there a better pair? He's probably a L or XL in size. Thanks!
try da kine nova with wrist guard (thats the name) pretty comfy and great sturdy palm....would've bought them if they didn't have the guard. otherwise, they appeared to be what i considder a good and probably durable mitten.....MITTENS ARE WAY COOLER!!!! warmer, yet cooler at the same time =)
I can't get these to fit over my wrist guards, but maybe he'll have better luck. Burton makes some mittens that have built in wrist guards, but they are more expensive than these.
I tend to have cold fingers and toes when boarding, so I ordered these 1 size larger than usual to leave room for heat packs. I wear a Medium in Mechanix gloves, so I ordered a Large in these mittens and put a heat pack in each hand in between the fleece liner and the outer shell. The temperature was in the single digits with the wind chill dropping below zero at times.
These mittens were toasty on sunny days with the temp in the 20's without heat packs.
Do the removable liners flip back to reveal your fingers? Also, how much do they weigh? Lastly, I'm having trouble deciding between these or the Outdoor Research Meteor mittens; any advice?
No, the removable liner is just a removable liner. 0.98 lbs for the weight. I would stick with these. I have always had a good experience with DaKine and they offer a lifetime warranty.
I love that it has a cinch at the base of the glove and another one right at the wrist. My only complaint is that they're bulkier than I would like in the fingers. It may just be because I am used to my children's XL that I used last year but these seem harder to grab with. The material's super warm but breathable so my hands don't sweat even if I leave the liner in.
Super warm and toasty gloves, great for the colder days up north. The liners pull out, making it very versatile. Liners for warmer days or driving, outers for cool or cold days, and both together for those crazy cold days the lifts can't decide to run or not in the mornings. Only thing I wish this glove had was a short cuff version.
Do these have what I call a "kiddy Strap" to hold the mitten to the sleeve when the mittens are hanging and not attached. Helps keep the mitten from falling to the ground when riding a chair lift. If so, is it removable?
I had glovers but they just were not doing the job, I have always been skeptical about the fingers being usable in Mittens. Well not anymore. Keep my hands and fingers hot, even when I take gloves off to capture a pic or vid, fingers are frozen when I slip em back on, within a min they are nice and toasty again.
And the goggle scraper comes in real handy during storms
This is a Men's glove. How to Measure:Gloves: Measure the hand circumference around your hand at the widest point excluding the thumb. Just below the base of your fingers. Then click on size chart under the select options drop down box.If you order before dec. 15 it will be there before Christmas.
These Mittens are the best. I recently went boarding and it was freezing out, yet I had to take off the liners because my hands were sweating. This mits are the real deal and I love em!
Just had a week with these guys in South Lake Tahoe. Moderate temps meant I never used the liners - my hands were plenty toasty the entire time. Nice tough cordura-like material, great fit and plenty of mobility. I've used the liners on their own for snowshoeing and similar activities and been very pleased. Think of'em as a two-fer. Highly recommended, will never go back to gloves.
I wear a men's large in gloves and mittens and these fit just right at a size large... but i'm no woman. If you get the wrong size, returns with backcountry are very easy and quick. Need to return something - no problem. Customer service is great.I wear a Women's large in mittens and a Men's small. I bought these in a small for my sister and they fit me great.
First pair of mittens and they are super warm. Doubt i'll ever have to use the liners that come with. Mittens are obviously bulky and less tactile but i'll trade that for the all day warm they provide. Great Mitten for the Price.
I wore these a couple days so far and have been very impressed. On a clear and not-too-cold day in Colorado (about 19), my fingers were sweating even after taking the liners out. The next time I tried them, the temp was in single digits, very windy, and snowing hard - the lift ride would have been miserable without these, but instead my hands were toasty warm all day with the liners in. I would have given them 5 stars if the liners were glove-style, that's the only thing I can find wrong with them.
All in all, these are fantastic mittens for the price, but save them for really cold days.
Good mittens for the price. Keeps my hands warm. I never really notice if my hands are too hot. The one problem I have with these mittens is that the cinch is not at the very end of the gauntlet. The cinch is attached much like the the elastic at the bottom of your ski/snowboard pants. I like that on my pants but not on my mittens.
these are the best and my second pair of the scout model...yes they make your hands sweat a bit but they don't get cold do to the liner inserts...they wick away the moisture...and the canvas on palm holds up for carving hand drags.... a must buy for NE snowboarder who rides in colder conditions
These dudes are definitely nice and toasty, even on a cold day. Add in the liners, and they're even warmer. All around great construction, no wear more...
these are truly great mittens. I am a first time mitten user after years of wearing good quality gloves for my crazy skiing adventures. Winter after more...