Warm Mitts

[Whopper Stopper]

I am looking to buy the best, warmest mitts made. I figured you people could point me in the right direction. I want them for fishing and trail riding. Also a ball park price if you know.  Thanks for any help or tips.

                            WS

[jiggenfrogs]

For cold weather gear I wear beaver mitts and hat, both made locally.  The mitts are huge and not good for working in, but for ridding in extream cold they are the best.  I take them off when baiting or getting traps ready to set and then slip them back on and they stay warm. 

[Drifter_016]

Warm Northern mitts look like this.
As jigginfrogs says they are pretty tough to do fiddly stuff with, but they sure do keep your hands warm.   

[Firetrap]

Joka therm Finnish mittens 

[PikeSticker]

Mitts with plenty of room. Even mediocre mitts will keep you toasty if you put those Grabber Mycoal hand warmer packs in them. Last 4-5 hours with good heat. Up to 7 hours if really freshly manufactured. You can buy them bulk, ten pairs of the hand warmer size for $5 on sale. Best way to guarantee warm hands. 

TIP: If you end up with any packets not used by the end of winter I would suggest using a vacuum packer and putting all your extra packets in a "seal-a-meal" bag and seal them until the next winter. The packets will eventually "leak" enough oxygen to make them unusable over  a few years time. In a vac bag the packets will stay fresh forever.

[Firetrap]

The newer Ice Armour Mittens are kinda Snow Machine style and have a zippered pocket on top for hand warmers.