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Mittens for 0 degree weather

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bighomieflock
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I'm going to pick up some new mittens as my current gloves are too small and make my fingers cold. Any suggestions for something that would be warm enough for 0 degree weather? +k for helpful answers
Jan 11 2013 10:43PM
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YUNG_milksteAk
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Armada bdogs,
Jan 11 2013 10:48PM
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bighomieflock
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These look great. Do you think they would be warm enough for cold weather?
Jan 11 2013 10:50PM
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Crispy.
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If you're willing to drop some dough, Hestra Henrik Windstedt Pro Mitt. So warm, almost too warm sometimes.
Jan 11 2013 10:56PM
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Otis.
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empire romans
Jan 12 2013 12:16AM
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TRAP_CHEF
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Burton ak oven mitts
Jan 12 2013 12:25AM
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K-Dot.
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hestras are nice, but you can get the same performance for less. i have marmot mitts that keep my hands warm on the coldest of days. they have goretex in them and it seems when i talk to people that say they always have warm hands, they also have goretex mitts.. so you might consider looking into that before you drop some dough on some bdog mitts that will be more fashion than functionality
Jan 12 2013 12:26AM
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aust.s
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Woah, B-dogs are most definitely not warm enough for 0 degree weather, even without windchill.. They are a dope mitt, just not warm enough for what you are looking for. Oakley just came out with a few new mitts.
Jan 12 2013 12:32AM
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Stose
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Not at all. B dogs are extremely thin mitts. Not good for the cold at all
Jan 12 2013 1:47AM
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*SURFACE
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Joystick full leather work mitten. Tough as shit, warm as hell and priced right. Click HERE!
Jan 12 2013 12:32PM
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~Gotama~
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black diamond, arc'teryx, and hestra all make super quality gloves that will last a lifetime. they are really expensive and you can certainly find gloves which will be about as warm for less money, but its really hard to match the quality and durability of these companies. look for "guide" models especially, as they are designed to be the toughest and warmest of them all.
Jan 12 2013 1:30PM
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Valhalla.
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Bdog mitts are insulated, they're just thinner than most other ones like BD and Marmot.. But I've been wearing them everyday in negative temps and my hands have yet to get cold or wet.

If you do buy the bdogs, keep in mind the sizing is off. I wear a L/Xl in Dakine gloves and got a medium in these.
Jan 12 2013 5:34PM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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i'd go hestra, but i have some dakine baron mitts which I'll be using tomorrow. the high should be -2F! with wind i'd assume but brrrr
Jan 12 2013 10:51PM
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jblaski
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These: http://www.backcountry.com/flylow-gear-oven-mitten

BC is sold out, but you should be able to find them somewhere. Paying $70 for a pair of gloves is dumb.
Jan 13 2013 9:48PM
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joriza.ski
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dakines for sure and they comee with linears

Jan 14 2013 7:53AM
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Mr_pretzel
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Arent those just rebranded kincos?
Jan 14 2013 8:04AM
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Shifties4Dayz
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I have a $300 pair of arc'teryx gloves and $180 Hestra Seth Morrison pro 3 finger gloves. The Hestras are better by far: warmer, cheaper, smaller, more comfortable, and a lot better looking
Jan 14 2013 11:14AM
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bighomieflock
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Are the Seth Morrisons super warm? I'm probably going to snag a pair of those.
Jan 15 2013 12:31AM
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snakerton
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Jan 15 2013 12:37AM
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Jan 15 2013 12:38AM
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