Style: 2-1593
The Kombi Stormcuff II Mitten is an excellent choice for women who struggle to keep their fingers warm. The Storm Cuff is insulated with Thinsulate to generate heat, and the mitten style takes advantage of your natural body heat to add extra warmth. The Accu-Dri lining will also help you stay warm. It's designed to wick away moisture and dry quickly, so that sweat and snow don't cool you down.
- Softshell and nylon exterior fabric
- Thinsulate insulation for warmth
- Waterguard waterproof/ breathable fabric
- Accu Dri lining wicks moisture to keep hands dry
- Suregrip palm for good grip
- Fleece on inner cuff for soft and warm feel
- Adjustable wrist strap for the perfect fit
- Long gauntlet with bungee cord for sealing out snow
- Soft "nose wipe" fabric on thumb
- Mitten style is warmer than gloves
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"Where are they made?"
Question by Elaine Gerhardstein on 11/5/2012 - 8:50 am
A:
"This particular glove was made in China."
Answer by Martha (Peter Glenn Staff) on 11/9/2012 - 11:02 am
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"Is the interior like a glove and the outside of the glove is a mitten? "
Question by Dimples on 12/27/2012 - 10:23 pm
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"This mitten is a true mitten. There are no finger spaces inside space. The thumb is the only separate finger."
Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff) on 12/28/2012 - 9:11 am
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"Is this mitten warm enough/waterproof for skiing? Or is it more for the Gondola?"
Question by Andrea on 1/6/2013 - 6:41 pm
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"The Kombi Mitten is made for skiing as it features a Thinsulate insulation, nylon lining and fleece inner cuff for warmth. In addition to Waterguard breathable fabric for waterproofing and keeping your hands dry. "
Answer by Priya (Peter Glenn Staff) on 1/8/2013 - 11:09 am
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These mittens look warmer than they really are. The top side of the mittens are fully insulated, but the palm side is really thin. I went skiing last weekend and I noticed the cold holding my poles. The mittens are still snow proof, so they will be fine for general winter weather. The mittens run slightly small so order the L/XL unless you have really small hands.