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Extreme Mittens | Water Buffalo Leather | Rarely Edition

$189.00
Color White
Size Small
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Jeremy spent five years designing these mittens in extreme environments, obsessing over three things: keeping hands dry, trapping heat, and generating heat. The full-grain water buffalo leather is treated for water resistance and backed with a Hipora® moisture barrier. Inside, 100-gram Thinsulate® and 5 mm foam create air pockets that hold warmth the same way a polar bear's coat does. The mitten construction — fingers together instead of separated — lets your hands generate and share more heat naturally. Reinforced palms and thumbs mean exceptional durability. The leather softens over time, molds to your hands, and develops a rich patina.

Five years to design a mitten. Not a spacesuit. Not a suspension bridge. A mitten. That's either dedication or someone lost track of time in a very cold place and decided to call it research. Either way, your hands stay warm while the leather gets better-looking, which is more than most of us can say about aging.

  • Full-grain water buffalo leather
  • Water-resistant leather treatment
  • Hipora® moisture barrier
  • 100-gram Thinsulate® insulation
  • 5 mm heat-trapping foam
  • Mitten construction helps fingers generate and share warmth
  • Reinforced palms and thumbs
  • Softens and molds to your hands over time
  • Develops a distinctive natural patina
  • Designed and tested over five years in extreme environments
  • Built for skiing, snowboarding, sledding, ice fishing, ranch work, hiking, and extreme cold
  • Fingers huddle together for warmth like penguins who figured out the system

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