Acadia Mitts | Waxed Canvas & Leather | Cryogenic-Grade Insulation

Mainers makes these mitts in Trenton, Maine, fifteen minutes from Acadia National Park, using the same insulation technology they've been building into cryogenic gloves for NASA, the U.S. military, and leading labs since 1980. The parent company, Tempshield Cryo-Protection, has spent forty years protecting hands from liquid nitrogen and oxygen down to -320.8°F, so winter in New England is a relatively easy problem. Waxed canvas backs, full leather palms and details, adjustable wrist strap with buckle, suede cuff. More than 95% of the materials come from U.S. sources, and many of the people sewing them have been at it for decades.

Insulation rated for cryogenic lab work, deployed here against the existential dread of scraping ice off a windshield at 6 a.m. Possibly overkill. Definitely warm. Wrist strap adjusts until you get it right, then you'll never touch it again.

• Waxed canvas back, 100% leather palm and details
• Highly insulated construction — same package as the Original mitt
• Water resistant
• Adjustable wrist strap with buckle
• Leather logo patch on back
• Suede cuff
• Handcrafted in Trenton, Maine
• Mitts, not gloves, because sometimes your fingers just want to be friends
• 95%+ U.S.-sourced materials