"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve used the Gore Winterfall Mitt on sub-zero days when dexterity isn't my top priority but staying warm is. The insulation is serious—I’ve never had cold fingers in these, and the finger channels give me just enough movement to adjust my bindings. Plus, the leash keeps them right where I need them when I pull them off to check my phone.""Cold lift rides and storm-day laps don’t stand a chance against the Swany Gore Winterfall Mitt. With 160 grams of Insuloft insulation wrapped in a softshell outer and fortified with GORE-TEX waterproofing, these mitts are our go-to for deep winter riding and ski days that test our layering game. The gauntlet cuff easily fits over jacket sleeves to seal out snow and wind, and the leash means we’re never dropping them off the lift. Swany includes thoughtful tech like rolled finger construction for improved grip, finger channels for added dexterity, and a durable leather palm that grips poles and boards with ease. Whether we're ripping through glades or braving a blizzard, the Gore Winterfall Mitt is a cold-weather workhorse."
Price: $135.00 from Backcountry
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"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve used the Gore Winterfall Mitt on sub-zero days when dexterity isn't my top priority but staying warm is. The insulation is serious—I’ve never had cold fingers in these, and the finger channels give...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve used the Gore Winterfall Mitt on sub-zero days when dexterity isn't my top priority but staying warm is. The insulation is serious—I’ve never had cold fingers in these, and the finger channels give...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve used the Gore Winterfall Mitt on sub-zero days when dexterity isn't my top priority but staying warm is. The insulation is serious—I’ve never had cold fingers in these, and the finger channels give...