Marmot Expedition Mitt
Shell material: Checkmate N-180R MemBrain 2L
Reinforcement: Toughtek® 6000
Lining: DriClime® 3-Dimensional wicking keeps hands drier and warmer
Insulation: Primaloft® One - patented synthetic down, low bulk, warm, water repellent
Sizes: XS - XL
Colors: Black
Marmot MemBrain®, waterproof/breathable fabric with our Enduro DWR water repellent finish
Toughtek® reinforcement superior grip and durability
Primaloft® insulation Patented Synthetic Down, produces the closest synthetic to down in terms of structure, warmth and feel. The only insulation that treats each fiber with a permanent water repellent finish. Twice as warm for it's thickness than other insulation.
Falcon Grip articulated for dexterity and ease of grip
Wrist strap adjustablility and better fit
Gauntlet Quickdraw easy to use one handed drawcords
Safety Leash keeps glove attached to wrist when removed from hand
Nose Wipe soft fabric to wipe your runny nose (AH!..NICE)
3-Dimensional wicking keeps hands drier and warmer Images |
Reviews
| Dow Williams | Untitled Review | | 
Voted 5/5 | Now that ice climbing weather is here, why not...this is my winter mitt. I have damaged (frostbitten) hands. So I have to wear the absolute best in the Canadian winters and this is my bomber mitt. Used it all last season and they are still marketing it as their marque expedition mitt.
Funny thing about price (as of today)...all the retailers, ie Back Country have it at $99. Go to Marmot's website and they hook you up with a retailer at $90. Go Figure. | | Posted Nov 26, 2005 11:32 am |
| miztflip | Untitled Review | | 
Voted 5/5 | I use these on extremely cold outings where detailed hand work is not necessary. They are extremely warm and comfortable to wear as well as being very lightweight and durable.
As mitts go, they are on the more user friendly side when it comes to working with your hands while wearing them, however I still have problems with handling biners and small gear. | | Posted Dec 14, 2005 9:17 am |
| tommi | Very warm | | 
Voted 5/5 | Used them for two years, in the Himalaya and winter in the alps. Very comfortable and very very warm , too warm for me, I sold them but for those with cold fingers and hands the right choice | | Posted Jan 24, 2007 1:48 pm |
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