Thin over mitts - for covering dachsteins
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Try looking for British army goretex over mitts used to be a brownish colour for one version other version were green or DPM i think.
As above but i would say a pair of swedish leather over mitts is de riguer for woolen dachsteins 
Plain leather, canvas lined, gauntlet to cover your wrists, long coat cord so you don't drop them in the snow.
Pay attention to Inuit style, not to what I say from -40C experience.
I had 2 paird of Goretex mittens. Made my hands sweat really badly at -20C/not joke weather so I threw them in the garbage.
Pay attention to Inuit style, not to what I say from -40C experience.
I had 2 paird of Goretex mittens. Made my hands sweat really badly at -20C/not joke weather so I threw them in the garbage.
Thanks Corso > those German mitts look just right.
They even have cord clips! Lah - Dee - Dah!!!!!
They even have cord clips! Lah - Dee - Dah!!!!!
Those look like the standard under-mitts.
They'll probably be too tight a fit with another pair inside them.
I would go for a plain unlined pair, the issue goretex liners are decent for the money.
https://www.goarmy.co.uk/military-clothing/gloves/british-army-dpm-goretex-mittens-prod
Maybe tight, maybe so. Military designers have been well-schooled.
The overall design is very close to what you see the Inuit make for themselves.
We had mitts like those as kids, coat cords and all.
The overall design is very close to what you see the Inuit make for themselves.
We had mitts like those as kids, coat cords and all.
These are one of the styles I mean’t models before this were brown then green so I guess 90 pattern
