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Burton Gore Mitt - Men's - 2005
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Burton Gore Mitt - Men's - 2005
If you ride in the Northeast or Midwest you can't afford the luxury of gloves but you don't want to give up too much dexterity. The Burton Men's Gore Mitt gives you reasonable dexterity and the benefits of a Gore-Tex insert. Gore-Tex 3L protects your hands from the wind and water while the removable glove liner wicks sweat away from your skin. Burton designed the Gore Mitt with a gauntlet you can pull over your jacket sleeve to keep snow out and seal in heat. The glove liner is made from four-way stretch polyester so it'll feel like a second skin; take them out and set them on the heater to dry while you're eating lunch, or just leave them in your car on warm days. With this setup you'll be able to ride all season. *Available for US Shipment Only.
Bottom Line: Warm mittens stacked with Gore-Tex so you'll be dry too.
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Hands Down!
By:
oregon_green
March 10, 2006
So far, these are proving to be everything my hands imagined. I love the removable stretch liners for any cold situation. The REAL problem with them is I can't take them off! They are too dam comfortable!
SSSWWWWWWWWWEEEEEETTTTTTT!!!!!!
By:
burtonridr
March 3, 2006
These gloves are awesome! I went boarding in -20F and my hands did not get cold whatsoever! It was amazing, I was nice and warm no matter the condition, I highly recommend them to ANYONE who is looking for gloves.
Burton Gore Mitt's..not impressed!!!!
By:
JeffRotert
January 30, 2006
I must say I was REALLY excited to get what I thought were some of the best/warmest gloves/mitts ever! I was extremely disappointed! I took them skiing to Colorado and the temps were in the 20's and hands got cold pretty fast. The liners helped some, but not real great. The vents were nice when the days were warmer and could open them up for some air.
Best Deal in Snowboarding
By:
Jayfro
December 22, 2005
I heart my Gore Mitts. You get a good mitt and a usable thin underglove with grippy plastic stuff on the palm and fingers, all for a good price. My only gripe is that they put finger separaters into the mitt. They were warmer and more comfortable with a traditional mitt pocket.
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