Hestra Women's Moon Light Insulated Mittens product image
Hestra Women's Moon Light Insulated Mittens product image
Hestra Women's Moon Light Insulated Mittens product image
Hestra Women's Moon Light Insulated Mittens product image

Hestra Women's Moon Light Insulated Mittens

About This Item

You will love wearing the Hestra® Moon Light Mittens this winter. Primaloft insulation provides water-resistant warmth while brushed polyester lining enhances next-to-skin comfort. Leather on the palm increases durability so you can run errands in style even when the temperature drops. Grab and go this cold weather season with the Moon Light Mittens from Hestra®.

Fit & Design:

  • Soft and comfortable mittens
  • Primaloft insulation
  • Water-resistant
  • Ripstop fabric on the backhand
  • Leather on the palm
  • Hestra® logo
  • Brand : Hestra
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Fabric Content : Hair sheep leather, windproof/waterproof ripstop/polyamide fabric, Lining: Brushed polyester
  • Style : 35121Z
  • Web ID: 17HESWWMNLGHTMTTXAOA
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Cold Temperatures

As the temperature drops, seal in the heat and lock out the cold with a warmer selection.

Water Resistant

Keep the raindrops, slush and snow away with good, water-resistant protection.

REVIEWS

4.3

80%

Recommended

6 Reviews

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Warm For The Cold Chicago Winters

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These gloves are amazing. They keep your hands warm for the coldest of days during the Chicago winters. Highly recommend and worth the cost.

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Warm Mitts

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wore the mitts to the Lincoln Park Zoo Christmas Light showing. The temp was in the teens, but my hands stayed warm. What more do you need.

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Cozy And Warm!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I finally broke down to buy proper winter mittens and chose these as I love my Hestra ski gloves. They are soft and warm, keeping my fingers relatively comfortable in 5 degree Wisconsin weather. They are a bit bulky, but I can still shove them in the pockets of my heavy winter jacket. They work well for sledding, walking around, etc. I would prefer a slightly longer, larger wrist so they can go up over the jacket to keep snow from getting in. But otherwise I am very pleased. They are certainly better than anything I have owned thus far (save for my Hestra ski gloves) for serious winter outdoor time.

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Great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wore the gloves for two hours while sledding with my kids in 26 degree weather. My hands stayed extremely warm the whole time. I’ve gone through 6 pairs of gloves the last two years and everything let my hands freezing after a short time.

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Don’t Judge A Book By Its Cover

These mittens cost a lot of money and do not, as advertised, keep the hands warm. My first outing with the mittens walking my dog had to be cut short because my fingers were frozen inside the mittens. Sorry. I’m going to try to return them.

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