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Huddle your fingers together for extra warmth.

Developed for high-altitude pursuits and expeditions into the bitter cold, the Marmot Expedition Mitt employs waterproof breathable MemBrain fabric and PrimaLoft One insulation to create a cozy, on-route sleeping bag for your digits.
  • Marmot Membrain fabric features a proprietary waterproof breathable PU laminate to maximize waterproofing, breathability, and durability
  • PrimaLoft One insulation features ultra-fine synthetic fibers to trap warmth, provide water resistance, and survive repeated compressions
  • DriClime Bi-Component lining wicks moisture away from your skin so your digits stay comfortable
  • Reinforced palm stands up to abuse
  • Wrist strap and gauntlet drawcord cinch down to help keep snow out and warmth in
  • Safety leash included for extra security during transitions
  • Nose wipe dispenses rogue snot particles with the precision of a rooftop sniper and the sultry smoothness of a cabaret dancer's inner thigh

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brap300764

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Took these mitts to the arctic circle with no prior experience on how good they were. Temps down to -43F wind chill and hands never ever got cold.

How would these hold up for skiing?

Robert Staley

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How would these hold up for skiing?

brap300764

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I would not recommend these for skiing. You hands are sure to overheat and these mitts are a bit bulky for the poles. Unless you are skiing in the arctic. :)

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CB in Maine

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

My grandfather had an older version when I was growing up, so when it came time to pick my own mittens you better believe I got these ones. I've had them for more than 5 years and they still look and perform like new. I think that mine are made with down, but I'm going to double check, because this says they are primaloft one (which is maybe different than regular primaloft?). As I said, mine are older, so it's possible they've changed it. It's an important distinction though, because I had initially tried a similar pair that had a lower profile and synthetic insulation that just did not cut it, and I had always assumed this pair is better because they were down not synthetic. Either way though, they are absolutely the best mittens I have ever owned (and I used to lose stuff all the time so I've been through many pairs). I mostly use them skiing in the Northeast, and they couldn't be better for those bitter days in December, January, and February that I'm looking forward to right now! Sometimes they're almost too warm (can't usually wear them in March), but that means that I can take them off on the lift without being worried that my hands won't be able to warm back up... even in January! If you hate having cold hands and find yourself desperately breathing hot air into the fingertips of your gloves on cold days, these are perfect. They're great for cleaning off your car too!

BzBrian

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These are great gloves! Primaloft one is actually synthetic insulation but the "one" series by Primaloft is the company's highest end insulation fill. So in other words, you have one heck of a glove!