Hydrogen

Ready for cold days and deep powder stashes, the Gore-Tex® Mittens from Burton are your hand's reliable best buds out in the elements. They're made with Dryride™ fabric and Gore-Tex Plus Warm Technology, equipping you with a breathable barrier that won't let a flake of snow in. They have Thermacore™ insulation packed in, too, providing warmth that doesn't add restrictive bulk. They also feature a pocket on the top that can either fit a heating packet inside, or left open to vent off heat. The removable Screen Grab® liner and Screen Grab Toughgrip palm allow for touchscreen use that doesn't expose your hands to the cold, and an adjustable extended gauntlet ensures a snow-blocking seal when pulled tight. Hands are pretty important, so keep them protected with the Gore-Tex Mittens 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.
Gore Plus Warm Technology - Breathable waterproof protection that keeps your hands warm by keeping the elements out.
Thermacore™ Insulation - Low-profile synthetic insulation that keeps your hands super warm without limiting movement or adding bulk.
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.