Outdoor Research Men's Alti Mitts

$139.19 - $198.95

Product Specs

3 Reviews

Sizing Chart

Outdoor Research Men's Alti Mitts

Shell Fabric: Waterproof breathable, lightweight ripstop GORE-TEX®
Full seam taped
5 oz. PrimaLoft® One insulation on back of hand and thumb
Moonlite Pile fleece palm
Pittards® Amrmortan® leather palm
Anatomical curve box construction
3-panel thumb
DuoCinch™ gauntlet closure
Removable idiot cord
Removable liner fabric: 10 oz. PrimaLoft® One on back of hand and thumb, Moonlite Pile fleece palm
AlpenGrip® LT friction tabs keep liner from slipping of bunching
Lightweight ripstop shell
Hook/loop tab adjustment on gauntlet
Weight w/ liner: 12.2oz / 344g (Size L., per pair)

Designed for high altitude excursions, the Outdoor Research Alti Mitts for Men are ideal for 8000 meter peak expeditions, Arctic exploration, and other seriously cold pursuits. The anatomically curved GORE-TEX shell is fully seam taped with targeted insulation on the back of the hand and thumb with Moonlite Pile fleece at the palm. The liner mitt adds a double dose of PrimaLoft and Moonlite Pile insulation to ensure that your digits come home when you do.

Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Outdoor Research Alti Mitts for Men is available through Altrec.com.

Customer Reviews for the Outdoor Research Men's Alti Mitts

john vohland - May 15, 2009

JBV
I climbed a 14,000' in January with a friend and he had a pair of Alti's and I had a pair of older Marmot's and my hands froze, his were fine. I borrowed them for about 10 minutes and my hands warmed up enough to get me down. As soon as I saw them on sale on Altrec.com I purchased. They fit to size and feel great, love the liner.

Douglas Ryan - January 6, 2009

Tested to -65
I spent a week in Fairbanks Alaska with these Mitts in late December and temperatures ranged from -35 to -65 Fahrenheit. When layered with a thin fleece liner they are excellent. Being large Mitts they are not tactile so if you are expecting to do a lot of photography or need other intricate movement you may want to consider thicker liners but these are more difficult to slip in and out of the mitts. If you know it is going to be cold below -20 I would highly recommend these.

Raymond Riggs - September 2, 2008

Expensive but worth it when you're in gelid cold.. Great mitts!
I had wanted these mitts for some time, but the price held me back. Then caught them on sale along with a coupon, so I bought them at approx. half retail. One of the best deals I've ever made. Construction is first-rate, thermal properties are outstanding, etc. They got Ed Viestur's endorsement and now I know why.