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Norrøna Narvik Gore-Tex Long Mitten - 2010 BCS
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You won’t actually be able to give cold weather the middle finger in the Norrona Narvik Gore-Tex Long Mitten, but sliding your frosty digits into this waterproof, insulated hand-roaster makes a similar statement. Norrona started with a stretchy Schoeller shell for total flexibility, backed it with a waterproof breathable Gore-Tex membrane, and stuffed it with crazy-warm PrimaLoft insulation. This trifecta of mitten perfection ensures dry, warm hands whether you cut turns at the resort or slog up a snowy summit ridge. A brushed microfiber lining adds comfort, and the rubberized palm gives you a solid grip on your ski poles or ice axe.
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The description says they don't have a goggle wipe, but in
The description says they don't have a goggle wipe, but in the picture there seems to be one one the back of the hand, index finger area. Is there one or is that just a piece of cloth?
By: James Johnson
February 3, 2011
It is :D
By: s_s3620044
February 15, 2011
Norrøna Narvik Gore-Tex Long Mitten
By:
vla3329191
November 1, 2010
Seriously amazing mittens. They are light, incredibly warm and waterproof. And when it warms up a bit they wick away moisture so you are comfy no matter what. Would highly recommend!
When will you be getting Large in stock for this season?
When will you be getting Large in stock for this season?
By: RJDukes44806635
September 9, 2010
Just sit tight a little longer, we have these puppies on order in all sizes! They are on the boat en route to us..and you.
By: EliseGuruess
September 10, 2010
Norrøna Narvik Gore-Tex Long Mitten
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Nate Blouin
December 16, 2009
After I got frustrated one morning with not even being able to feel my hands and losing all dexterity, I decided I needed something better. After a couple days of storm skiing at Snowbird, these have proven to be the best. I haven't been cold, or even wet, once. They are not as bulky as a lot of super warm gloves, as the GTX/primaloft combo packs a ridiculous 1-2 punch, and still allow you a great amount of movement. They fit pretty true to size, normally I am a medium type hand but I went with the large and they fit the BC.com liner gloves underneath like they were meant to be paired together. I can't say enough good things about these! I can feel my hands again!
Any ideas when Large will be in stock??
Any ideas when Large will be in stock??
By: Chris
January 20, 2010
At this time we are not expecting anymore- I'd say, probably not until next season.
By: Cory Guru
January 21, 2010
I got my mitts
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Nat Parks
January 11, 2010
Possibly the best mittens on the planet but since I'll never wear another pair I'll never know. These mitts are super warm and have amazing wicking ability. When I'm skiing through the trees or traversing my hands sweat, not a problem with the mitts, it's just me. By the time I get to the top of the lift ride the insides of the mitts are dry and my hands are warm and ready for another run. 30 seconds under the hand dryer and they are totally dry inside and out. The safety straps are great and I never worry about dropping them off the lift. The cuffs fit neatly over my jacket and the drawstring keeps the snow out. Also, these gloves have about a mile of soft fabric to wipe your nose on which I try to do as little as possible because it's gross. Unbelievably lightweight, super cool styling, warm and dry. Norrona definitely got it right.
Are these mitts (mittens) super warm i need them for winter camping
Are these mitts (mittens) super warm i need them for winter camping will they be warm enough for extreme cold. if not can you reccomend a good mit for that thanks
By: Liam Delpart
January 1, 2010
They are the warmest and driest I've found!
By: Nate Blouin
January 1, 2010
No, they are not super warm. I have used them down to - 31* and already at 5* they felt cold when i did not wear an additional pair of liner gloves. They are ok as long as I am on the on the move and use my hands but they are no good alone when I stop for a break. The tightening around the wrists are too wide allowing warm air to escape and it sems to me as the primaloft filling stops just above the wrist leaving a cold spot between the mitt and the jacket.
Bottom line: buy a pair of liner gloves too.
(ps: runs a bit small - just a bit)
I recommend the Norrøna Gore tex shell mitt and their wool liner - Great together and with a shell mitt you can use the principle of layering on your hands as well. This solution also speeds up drying as drying the Narvik mitt is almost hopeless inside a tent in the wintertime.
By: Anders Haugerud
December 24, 2010
Excellent
By:
Winter walker
December 30, 2009
These mittens are very warm, without the bulky size of comparable mittens. The zip-off wrist portion is ideal for my needs and the mittens overall - are the most attractive heavy mitten, I have come across. These mittens are awesome!
Definitely Deb. They are sooo nice. Easily the nicest "handwear" I've ever owned.
By: Nate Blouin
December 19, 2009
No, the run a little (just a little) bit small
By: Anders Haugerud
December 24, 2010
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si_3438523
December 29, 2009
These mittens were definitely warm and fitted my hands well. However, it was a pain trying to get them over the top of my jacket, and the loop broke off after one day. Not recommended.
4 Comments Last Comment: January 11, 2010 by: Nat Parks
By: Nat Parks
January 11, 2010
I wore a base layer, down jacket, and a shell and had no problem getting the cuff over my jacket. I did have to tighten the velcro strap on my jacket cuffs so they were snug to my wrist but I would have done that anyway. If your loop broke off then it may be a material defect and a warranty issue...or operator error.
By: Nat Parks
January 11, 2010
I wore a base layer, down jacket, and a shell and had no problem getting the cuff over my jacket. I did have to tighten the velcro strap on my jacket cuffs so they were snug to my wrist but I would have done that anyway. If your loop broke off then it may be a material defect and a warranty issue...or operator error.
By: Craig Dailly
December 31, 2009
Same here - used these on my last ski trip into the interior, BC, and these have held up great. I actually thought the cuff fit well over my jacket (it is a shell though), and the cinch drawstring seals off the snow and is easy to grab even with a mitten on. 5 stars in my mind.
By: Nate Blouin
December 29, 2009
Hmm I have been using them hard for weeks, no design flaws or durability issues at all yet. You probably pulled to hard or something. They will work best under a jacket cuff with a sleeve gaiter.
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Norrøna Narvik Gore-Tex Long Mitten
After I got frustrated one morning with not even being able to feel my hands and losing all dexterity, I decided I needed something better. After a couple more...
- Material:
- [shell], schoeller; [palm], leather
- Insulation:
- , PrimaLoft
- Removable Liner:
- no
- Waterproofing:
- Gore-Tex
- Closure:
- drawcord, webbing cinch strap
- Gauntlet:
- yes
- Goggle Wipe:
- no
- Nose Wipe:
- yes
- Weight:
- 10.6 oz
- Recommended Use:
- skiing, snowboarding, mountaineering
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 5 years