Warm kids make for happy kids, and hands are key. The toddlers' Burton Warmest Mittens are just that, our warmest mitts for little hands. Don't take any chances, bundle up that little shredder like you mean it.
What good are warm, dry mittens if they are hard to put on and keep on? That's why the toddlers' Burton Mini Mittens combine insulation and full waterproof, windproof coverage with easy entry and a secure fit to keep little hands happy.
The Retro Mitts features a heavy-duty 400D nylon shell, waterproof GORB - TEK insert, velcro RFID pass pocket, on/off pull tab, mitten clips Kevlar blend palm.
The CLASSIC MITT features a new and improved heavy - duty 400D nylon shell, waterproof GORB - TEK insert, individually fingered fleece liners, wrist cinch, on/off pull tab, clips and fully upgraded leather palm.
The CLASSIC MITT features a new and improved heavy - duty 400D nylon shell, waterproof GORB - TEK insert, individually fingered fleece liners, wrist cinch, on/off pull tab, clips and fully upgraded leather palm.
Down for whatever, the Titan GORE-TEX Mitt features a water repellent and durable shell, backed by a GORE-TEX insert with Gore Warm that bolsters warmth and waterproofing.
The Scout Mitt is the perfect combination of functionality and convenience. It's practical, but gutty enough to perform like a feature-driven tech mitt.
For the adventurous kid in the group, the Yukon is a go-anywhere gauntlet style glove that offers plenty of protection from cold and moisture, without being bulky or constricting.
Bluebird or blizzard, the Sequoia GORE-TEX Glove is up to the job. Removable Storm Liner gloves enable the Sequoia to perform across a broad temperature range.
Dexterity, warmth, and Gore-tex weather protection for riding in or out of bounds. The Excursion is a work horse, with Gore Active technology for maximum breathability and temperature regulation to keep your hands warm and dry.
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