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SKU: WX2*0703706
Built for severe cold-weather duty, these used surplus mittens are intended for hunters and outdoorsmen who need dependable hand protection in rain, snow, and freezing conditions. The GORE-TEX shell and EnduraLoft insulation are paired with a Moonlite Pile fleece palm and leather outer palm, while the anatomical curve, boxed construction, and 3-panel thumb are designed to preserve usable dexterity. A MonoCinch gauntlet closure helps seal out the elements, and the removable wrist cord adds security in the field. Liners are not included, so they should be considered part of the setup if you want a complete cold-weather system.
Gore-tex Shell
Helps keep hands and insulation
170-gram Enduraloft
Insulation adds cold-weather warmth
3-panel Thumb
Design improves dexterity for handling
Monocinch Gauntlet
Closure helps keep out the
Removable Cord
Attaches mitts to the wrist
| Attachment | Removable cord attaches mitt to wrist |
|---|---|
| Closure | MonoCinch(TM) gauntlet closure |
| Condition | Used |
| Insulation | EnduraLoft(TM) |
| Insulation Weight | 170-gram |
| Liners Included | No |
| Liners Sold Separately | U.S. Military Surplus Outdoor Research Firebrand Mitt Liners (item #726741) |
| Palm Material | Moonlite Pile fleece |
| Palm Outer | Leather |
| Shell Material | GORE-TEX |
| Thumb Construction | 3-panel thumb |
No. The product data says liners are not included. It also notes that U.S. Military Surplus Outdoor Research Firebrand Mitt Liners can be purchased separately as item #726741.
The listed features include a GORE-TEX shell and EnduraLoft insulation, and the description says they are intended for rain, snow, and extreme cold. Beyond that, no additional performance details are provided.
The product data says they use a 3-panel thumb, an anatomical curve, and boxed construction for dexterity. That suggests the design is intended to improve hand movement, but no further dexterity claims are provided.
The mittens include a MonoCinch gauntlet closure to help keep out the elements, and a removable cord that attaches the mitt to the wrist.
They are listed as used U.S. Military Surplus mittens. The provided data does not give a more detailed condition grade or wear description.