Chippewa II Long Mitten - Toddlers'

Omni-Shield is a proprietary technology by Columbia Sportswear that provides a water-resistant finish to fabrics. This means that the mittens are designed to repel water and stains, keeping them dry and clean during your outdoor activities. With a PFC-free DWR finish, you can enjoy the benefits of water resistance without harming the environment.

Microtemp XF II is a type of insulation used in Columbia products, made from a blend of recycled and regular polyester. It offers excellent warmth without adding bulk, making it perfect for winter wear. The "150g" weight indicates the level of warmth provided, ensuring your hands stay cozy even in cold conditions while also supporting sustainability through the use of recycled materials.

Dobby Rainwear refers to a special weaving technique that creates a textured, durable fabric. In the case of these mittens, it means they are made from strong nylon material that is not only water-resistant but also built to withstand tough weather conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance during your winter adventures.

Elastic binding is a stretchy material used at the cuff of the mittens, designed to create a snug fit around your wrist. This feature prevents snow and cold air from entering the mittens, enhancing comfort and functionality, especially during winter activities like skiing or snowboarding.

Water-resistant means that the mittens can resist water penetration to some extent, keeping your hands dry during light rain or snow. However, they are not completely waterproof, so while they are great for everyday winter conditions, they may not hold up in heavy, prolonged exposure to water.

Yes, these mittens are designed to perform well in cold and wet conditions thanks to their Microtemp XF II insulation and Omni-Shield technology. While they are water-resistant, for extreme conditions, it's advisable to layer them with other protective gear to ensure maximum warmth and dryness.