TrailHeads Men's Power Stretch Convertible Mittens | Fingerless Gloves

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Round 13: sl st over 5 sts, ch 1, place stitch marker in sc (this will be from round 12), [FPdc around sc, sc in next st] 13 times, on final time place st marker in same st as last sc was worked (this will also be a FPdc from round 12), sk 5 sts, join with sl st to first FPdc. (26) Adult Mitten: 4 1/2” wide at widest point, by approximately 8-9 1/2” long, by 3 3/4”-4” across fingers.

With an extended cuff your wrist is protected. On the palm there are silicone grippers which make it easy for you to hold your camera, phone, or keys. A set of clips mid-cuff allow you to keep the gloves paired when you’re not wearing them. Mittens tend to be warmer than gloves because in a mitten your fingers share body heat whereas in a glove they are separated. The downside to a traditional mitten is the loss in dexterity. Our convertible mitten gloves are a great choice because you get both warmth and function. Round 4: ch 1, FPdc around first st, sc in next st, * FPdc around next st, sc in next st; repeat from * around, join with sl st to first FPdc. (26)

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While our male testers found these gloves to fit just about right, our female testers reported a slightly snug fit in the size they traditionally would fit in. Size these mitts for comfort, with enough space at the end of your fingers to avoid cold spots. While this list doesn’t cover every mitten ever made, suffice it to say we’ve been thorough in narrowing it down to our favorites. These are the best winter mittens that we can’t stop raving about — the ones we recommend and rely on all winter long. Round 7: ch 1, FPdc around first st, sc in next st, *FPdc around next st, sc in next st; repeat from *around, join with sl st to first FPdc (place stitch marker in sl st). (30)

Folks also tend to like Kids’ Burton Vent Mittens most for their different size options (kids’ mittens really shouldn’t be one size fits all), ease of use and adjustability, and warmth. Parents rave at the length of the cuffs and cinches that do a great job of keeping snow out. The price isn’t bad, either. Another detail to consider when shopping for sustainable, healthier options is to choose mittens that are treated with PFC-free water repellency, removing the harmful toxins that traditional water repellent treatments carry. Three-finger gloves are a hybrid between a mitten and a glove; (photo/Jason Hummel) Durability If you can’t guarantee that down for a product is harvested in a cruelty-free way, you can also opt for synthetic down. This keeps you from having to carry around two different pairs of hand coverings, one for inside when you need to use your fingers, and one for outside when you just need to stay warm.

Round 11: sl st over 4 sts, ch 1, place stitch marker in sc, [FPdc around sc, sc in next st] 11 times, on final time place st marker in same st as last sc was worked (this will be a FPdc from prev round), sk 4 sts, join with sl st to first FPdc. (22) Mittens tend to be warmer than gloves because your fingers are kept together, however a glove will offer more dexterity than a mitten for the same reason. These convertible mitten gloves are a great option because they combine the best features of both. You get the warmth of a mitten, and freedom for your fingers.

Our convertible mitten takes the chill off in cold weather and gives you the agility you need to enjoy your time outdoors. Perfect for running, or simply spending time outside when cool weather hits, our women's convertible gloves give you the freedom to use your fingers for taking photos, changing your workout playlist or texting your running buddies.Round 12: ch 1, dc in top of first st, sc in same st, FPdc around next st, *sc in next st, FPdc around next st; repeat from * around, sc in sl st where stitch marker is, join with sl st to first dc. (36) Aimed at the shivering hands of high-altitude mountaineers, these mitts do command a higher price, but we’d pay it every time to receive the warmth these mittens pump out. Fold the braid in half. Using a hook, thread this braid through the hole at the end of the mitten. Cinch shut, but do not weave in end yet.