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Warmest gloves?

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jimmytheskiier
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What are the nicest gloves/mittens for skiing on a cold day? I have sagas mittens and they just don't get the job done.
Feb 17 2014 10:28PM
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.Rybak.
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Feb 17 2014 10:30PM
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whiskers
Posts: 205 - Karma: 349
Hestra. Hands down, damn near indisputable.
Feb 17 2014 10:30PM
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yangumane
Posts: 1816 - Karma: 3,346
Armada Tremor mitts. I've never been cold in them, despite skiing in -30 degrees weather
Feb 17 2014 10:31PM
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tacotom
Posts: 454 - Karma: 479
i got some candy grind workmans gloves that work really well. keep my hand super warm and are really durable. not super expensive either like hestras.
Feb 17 2014 10:31PM
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DIPED_IN_SAUCE
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Feb 17 2014 10:36PM
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PimpHands
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bahaha
Feb 17 2014 10:42PM
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Bassage.
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Dakine baron mitt, i have these exact ones, ridiculously warm and also gore tex so you can't go wrong. The past season ones can usually be bought decently cheap compared to hestras.
Feb 17 2014 10:42PM
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bobs
Posts: 4801 - Karma: 869
Leather
Feb 17 2014 10:45PM
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WillyTheKid
Posts: 106 - Karma: 639
Definitely mitts. I have leather choppers with wool liners, and I wear thin wool under gloves. The under glove is key so if you ever take your mitt off your hand isn't totally exposed
Feb 17 2014 10:46PM
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Loco-Deer-Slayer
Posts: 1400 - Karma: 675
Pro Tip: The warmest mitts you can buy are the ones that keep your head the warmest.
Feb 17 2014 10:52PM
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danbrown
Posts: 11932 - Karma: 21,775
http://www.dakine.com/p/snowboard/gloves/mens/rover-mitt?clr=003

350g of synth, goretex insert...some of the warmest mittens on the market
Feb 17 2014 10:52PM
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danbrown
Posts: 11932 - Karma: 21,775
rover gloves are insanely warm as well, just not as warm as the mitt
Feb 17 2014 10:53PM
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Just_Send_It
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hestra
Feb 17 2014 10:57PM
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Skibumsmith
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1. Why did you buy Saga mittens? That was dumb wasn't it.

2. Buy black diamond or hestra and have warm hands.

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Feb 17 2014 11:12PM
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ihitchadsgap
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get a decent pair of mittens and yee shall not be dissapointed
Feb 17 2014 11:21PM
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humpty
Posts: 1189 - Karma: 3,150
Leather pow gloves have lasted me a few seasons through rain, snow, and single digit temps
Feb 17 2014 11:27PM
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edai
Posts: 4983 - Karma: 4,632
Anybody know of a warm pair of gloves with a wrist strap to prevent dropping when they're removed?
Feb 17 2014 11:28PM
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perryhunter
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Best brands of Ski Gloves are Helly Hansen, Gordini, Seirus and Kjus. They have the warmest Ski gloves.
Feb 17 2014 11:28PM
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Lemuel
Posts: 14477 - Karma: 10,515
Can't tell if serious.

Hestra's are by far the best. I used the Dakine Filmore mitt and it is very warm for how lightweight and inexpensive it is.
Feb 17 2014 11:41PM
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Barefootin_Fiend
Posts: 7618 - Karma: 4,727
hestra seth mos come with wrist straps. best gloves ive ever owned. google images don't show the straps, but theyre there.
Feb 17 2014 11:41PM
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steeze.pizza
Posts: 82 - Karma: 223
Armada tremors have wrist leashes on them
Feb 18 2014 12:30AM
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robotdna
Posts: 1232 - Karma: 2,959
Hestra 3-finger Seth Morrison Pro. I have poor circulation and these keep me pretty warm. They have wrist strap things so you can take them off without having to worry on the lift. They have more padding than my old race gloves too. Tree busting galore.
Feb 18 2014 1:13AM
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Kretzschmar
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and face busting, in case someone gets in your way.
Feb 18 2014 1:41AM
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.Rybak.
Posts: 9017 - Karma: 9,864
North face gloves they're called the montana gloves I think. But they were 70$ when I got them and they're really nice.
Feb 18 2014 7:39AM
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olympianFAP
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On cold days i wear an extra liner and I am plenty warm.

Feb 18 2014 10:17PM
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