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Cloudveil Troller Mitten
The Cloudveil Troller Mitten gives ski bums, mountain professionals, and weekend warriors the durability of a leather work glove with the warmth of a ski mitten for versatile protection in cold mountain conditions. Cloudveil constructed the Troller with a durable, water-resistant leather shell for multi-season use and a stretchy Schoeller back panel for flexibility. Internal finger dividers add some dexterity for gripping shovels or ski poles, and fluffy Primaloft One insulation and a fleece lining keep the warmth in on sub-zero days.
Bottom Line: Durable and warm for freezing winter work or play.
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pulled 1 star only for sizing issue
By: onebuck72076420
December 9, 2009
really nice mitt, fits small, so order one size larger, but for the light weight, it is really warm. something like this is a definite must have in your pack when it gets cold, or your other gloves get wet. takes up virtually no space, and weighs next to nothing.
Durable and warm mittens
By: Stephen Koch
March 25, 2009
The Troller Mitts are very durable with thick leather. I have had mine for 3 years and they are still going strong. I treat the leather a couple times a winter, which helps with the water repellent properties. I melted the Schoeller fabric when drying them early on, which deformed and cracked but still functions. They are warm but not HOT. The fingers are separated by fleece, which I think is weak in a mitten. Designers getting fancy and getting away from the best thing about mittens...that you can have your warm fingers warm the cold (or getting cold) digit through DIRECT CONTACT!
Overall a good and durable mitten that has held up very well to over 100 days of use snowboarding Jackson Hole Mountain and Teton Backcountry.
Looking for a mitt to keep my digits warm on the very coldest
Looking for a mitt to keep my digits warm on the very coldest and windiest days at the top of the lift. (Below zero F) Will these do it or should I move on to another?
By: fred ernst
January 4, 2009
These mittens are fairly warm and exceptionally durable. For really cold days I use a warmer mitten. These Mittens have separated fingers, which I don't like as having the ability to let warm fingers warm cold is a key function of mitts.
By: Stephen Koch
March 24, 2009
I'm an instructor that teaches cold weather survival in alaska. I've found the Alti Gloves and Mitts have been great so far at temps of around -30 below. Hope that helps
By: Chris
February 3, 2009
Bomber and Warm
By: Jess McMillan
April 8, 2009
This is my favorite glove to wear everyday. I have used then for the last two years and always have toasty hands. And they are bomber. I usually go through two or three pairs of gloves a year and the Troller Mitt is the only glove that lasted more than a season.
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Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [Shell] leather, Schoeller; [Palm] leather
- Insulation:
- Primaloft One
- Waterproofing:
- Water resistant
- Removable Liner:
- No
- Closure:
- Elastic cuff
- Gauntlet:
- Yes
- Goggle Wipe:
- No
- Nose Wipe:
- Yes
- Weight:
- 8oz (227g)
- Recommended Use:
- Skiing, snowboarding, outdoor work
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
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