Extra warmth for when fingers turn numb
Some hands run colder than others, and the Highland Mitt is built for exactly that problem – all the durability of the Highland Glove, in mitten form, for when you need more warmth than dexterity. Weather-resistant stretch fabric and goatskin make up the shell, while a removable merino wool liner, insulated with a terry knit, does the serious work of keeping fingers from going numb on a long stalk or a cold bothy walk. The long cuff comes with a snowlock that seals snugly around a sweater sleeve or under a jacket, and a carabiner means it can be clipped to a pack rather than lost in a pocket somewhere. About as warm as Hestra’s outdoor range gets, and built to prove it.
- Weather-resistant stretch fabric and goatskin shell for durability
- Removable, terry-knit merino wool liner for serious warmth
- Long cuff with snowlock seals around a jacket sleeve
- Carabiner and hanging loop keep it secured and dry
- Available in Black and Dark Forest
- Outer Material: Backhand made of windproof, waterproof and breathable HESTRA Flextron 4-way stretch (92% Polyamide, 8% Elastane). Palm made of impregnated Army Goat leather.
- Insulation: G-loft polyester, 100% polyester laminated with foam
- Lining: 100% Merino wool and microfleece (100% Polyester)
Hestra Gloves are manufactured in their own factories and they personally buy all leather, fabric, wool and other materials. Both design and development is done at the headquarters in the small village Hestra, Sweden. Hestra has presence all over the world and manufacture gloves for sports, fashion and professional uses. In 2015, they produced over 2 million pairs of gloves.