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Shovel out a kicker into the powder, blast a massive method air, and send a million texts about how sick it was all without ever letting your fingers out from the comfortable warmth of the Gore-Tex® Gloves from Burton. They're made with Dryride™ fabric and a Gore-Tex membrane for the ultimate combination of breathable and waterproof protection, and are stuffed with low-bulk Thermacore™ Eco insulation that warms up your hands but doesn't contribute to warming up our planet. If the heat is ever too much or too little, then the pocket on top can be used to rock a handwarmer packet or to vent off steam. The soft, faux-leather palm provides the perfect amount grip while also being totally touchscreen compatible, so a text and a playlist change on the chairlift ride is no sweat. Your hands are important, so keep em' happy with the Gore-Tex gloves from Burton.

FEATURES

Dryride™ 2L Shell - Highly breathable, waterproof, and quick drying.
Gore-Tex® Membrane - Breathable, high-caliber waterproof protection from a name you can trust in.
Thermacore™ Eco Insulation - Low-profile synthetic insulation that keeps your hands super warm without limiting movement, adding bulk, or harming the environment.
Heater Vent Pocket - A pocket on the top of the mitten that can hold a heat pack, or can be left open to let some steam out.
Removable Screen Grab® Liner - A removable four-way stretch liner that offers phone-usage while still keeping your hands warm.
Screen Grab® Toughgrip PU Palm - A synthetic leather palm that allows for total screen control, and includes a nose wipe on the thumb.
Ergonomic Pre-Curved Fit - Matches the natural curve of the hand for better movement and flexibility, with increased comfort.
Extended Gauntlet w/ Adjustable Cinch - An over-the-cuff gauntlet that can be tightened down for tons of snow protection.
Removable Wrist Leash - Rock em' so you don't drop your hand protection off the lift, or take them off completely.
D-Ring and Hook - Connect them together for storage and travel, and hang them up to dry after a long day on the mountain.