NRS Toaster Mitts
$39.95
NRS Toaster Mitts are the warmest paddling "glove" on the water. Its mitten-style design lets your fingers snuggle together for warmth while its pre-curved shape and grippy palm let you grip your paddle with comfort and confidence.
- Water-shedding 3.5-mm raw neoprene on the backs and sides protects your hands from cold and evaporative cooling.
- We've used tough, grippy 2.5-mm raw neoprene in the palms for better paddle feel and control.
- Pre-curved finger pocket ensures a comfortable grip on oar or paddle, yet is flexible enough not to limit your hands' mobility.
- Soft, fleece-like VaporLoft™ lining repels water and dries instantly for superior warmth and comfort.
- Neoprene cuffs feature gauntlet-style elastic hook-and-loop closures to help keep out water.
- Glued and blind-stitched seams keep the Toaster Mitt dry inside except during prolonged submersion.
- Soft brushed fleece panels on the backs of the thumbs are handy for wiping your nose or brow.
- A titanium laminate adhesive layer in the material reflects heat back to your hands for even more warmth.
- Nylon bite tab helps you get your mitt on even when you're wet and cold.
- Material: 3.5-mm Terraprene™ neoprene back, 2.5-mm Terraprene™ neoprene palm
- Seams: Glued & blind-stitched
- Taped Seams: No
- Palm Material: Raw neoprene
- Wrist Closure: Adjustable hook-and-loop strap
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Features:
- Pre-curved finger box
- VaporLoft™ inner lining
- Fleece material on thumb panel
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what's the difference between these and the ones on closeout?Asked on 1/7/2013 by waterbound1 answer
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The closeout model has our HydroCuff opening, a "gasket-like" seal above the wrist. The new model has a more gauntlet-like upper, secured with a hook-and-loop strap. It also has our VaporLoft lining, a fleecey material that doesn't absorb water, so the glove insides dry more quickly.Answered on 1/7/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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