Outdoor Research Men's Alti II GORE-TEX Mitts
Legendary protection and warmth, redesigned to fit and perform better on your biggest objectives and coldest days. Waterproof GORE-TEX outer shell mitts pair with a removable fleece mitt liner for an all-in-one layering system that keeps your hands nimble, warm, and comfortable.
Alti Mitts are a household name among 8,000-meter climbers and Arctic expeditionists, and now, they've been redesigned with even better dexterity and fit. The warmest pair of mitts in our collection, the Alti II GORE-TEX Mitts use a modular design to create a layering system for your hands, ensuring warmth, durability, and comfort that will last on multi-day, multi-week trips in extreme conditions. Waterproof and windproof GORE-TEX outer shell provides durable protection from the elements, and a removable insulated PrimaLoft liner keeps your hands toasty. Plus, a glove clip and carabiner loop keeps these close at hand by attaching easily to your pack or harness.
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Features
Waterproof
Windproof
Breathable
Durable
Updated Design Dexterity and Fit
Insulated Seam-Taped Shell
Kevlar Stitching
Removable Insulated Mitt Liner
Removable Leash
Glove Clip
Carabiner Loop
Elasticised Wrist
Cinchable Gauntlet -
Specifications
FABRIC :
Outer Material: bluesign® approved GORE-TEX 2L, 70D, 100% Nylon, Palm: Pittards® Armortan® Leather, Lining: Tricot microbemberg, 100% Polyester & low cling stretch woven, 100% Polyester, Insulation: Primaloft® Gold Insulation 170G, Liner Mitt: Ripstop 100
WEIGHT : 357 g
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Jim De'Ath, Managing Director