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Hestra Primaloft Junior Mitten - Kids' - 2010 BCS

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Primaloft Junior Mitten - Kids'
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On the coldest days of the year, the Swedish-made Hestra PrimaLoft Junior Mitt keeps little hands toasty and dry. This miniaturized version of Hestra’s adult alpine mitten features super-light PrimaLoft insulation for flexibility and warm loft even if soaked through. That’s not an issue, though, because Hestra uses Entrant waterproofing and a Micron water-repellent coating on the Junior Mitt’s nylon shell, and a PU Grip palm for years of hand-me-down durability.

Bottom Line: They’re Swedes. They know about the cold.

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If these are "waterproof", how would they get "soaked

If these are "waterproof", how would they get "soaked through"?

"This miniaturized version of Hestra’s adult alpine mitten features super-light PrimaLoft insulation for flexibility and warm loft even if soaked through."

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November 12, 2011

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While the fabric has a waterproof coating, the seams aren't sealed, meaning that water will slowly soak the mitten through the seams if it's in wet snow long enough. So yes it can get soaked through, but it will take a good deal of rolling around in the snow for this to happen.

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November 27, 2011

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If you continue to read the description, it indicates that these have a waterproof coating,which means this won't be an issue. That said, unless the gloves are goretex, eventually they will likely get wet if your kid is out all day - so the added warmth protection is a good backup.

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November 13, 2011

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Can you provide some type of metric regarding how well these

Can you provide some type of metric regarding how well these mitts keep little hands warm? (Temperature, windchill, etc.)

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December 6, 2009

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It is hard to pin point since everyone has different Metabolisom. I have these Mitt for my daughter we live at 9000ft in Colorado. These seem to keep her hand warms and there are day where we don not get above 0. They do have a windproof waterprook lining so you should be block from those elememts.

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December 15, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

We love Hestra Mittens

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January 4, 2010

We have used Hestra mittens since my sons were 2 years old. They are excellent. They keep their hands dry and stay on very well. They also allow them some flexibility to grip the sled or build a snowman.
We tried lots of different mittens before finding Hestras.

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Are these made in China? or Switzerland? I recently bought a

Are these made in China? or Switzerland? I recently bought a pair of these from a ski shop and the size 7 was TINY and it said "Made in China" I was ANGRY and would like to buy a pair from you if they are indeed made in Switzerland. Thanks!

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January 23, 2009

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These are made in China.

By: Backcountry.com Employee
July 1, 2009

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tell me about the hestra sizing? i have a 6 year old

tell me about the hestra sizing? i have a 6 year old

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January 2, 2009

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From the size chart: "Hestra gloves are measured using Length and Perimeter. Length: from the tip of the middle finger to the breaking point in the wrist where it joins the palm. Perimeter: Measure around the widest part of the hand, do not measure around the thumb."The size chart is true to what it reads.

By: Backcountry.com Employee
January 5, 2009

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Item: HES0079

2010 Model No Longer Available

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We love Hestra Mittens

5 star rating

By: eli2838567 January 4, 2010

We have used Hestra mittens since my sons were 2 years old. They are excellent. They keep their hands dry and stay on very well. They also allow them some more...

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Material:
[Shell] nylon; [Palm] PU Grip 
Insulation:
PrimaLoft 
Waterproofing:
Micron / Entrant 
Removable Liner:
No 
Closure:
Elastic cuff, Hook-and-loop closure 
Gauntlet:
Yes, medium 
Goggle Wipe:
No 
Nose Wipe:
No 
Recommended Use:
Skiing, snowboarding, winter play 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Against defects for the life of the product 
Country of Origin:
China