Same fantastic Bison/Wool warmth as our other Advantage gloves with the combination of fingerless gloves and mittens. Wear these flip-top mittens when driving the truck or car on a frigid morning, and pop the tops down when you need to grab your stuff and head inside. Keep the tops up for warm hands when trekking out into the field, pop them down when you need the dexterity of your fingertips.
- Fingers are exposed with an attached mitten top to cover exposed fingers (thumb is completely covered)
- Secured with a button on the back of the hand
- 50% Bison 50% Preshrunk Merino Wool
- Made in the USA
- flip mitts
BWC Glove Size Chart
To find your glove size, measure (in inches) around your hand with a tape measure, at the place indicated by the red line (just below your knuckles) to the widest part of your palm on your pinky finger side. It is recommended that you should use your dominant hand. Size in inches is for both male and female
(please note, pics of gloves on hand are our Extreme gloves, same design, just different fiber blend, the Advantage gloves are more of silvery oatmeal color)
|
SIZE |
INCH |
MM |
|
Small |
7.5-8.5 in |
191-216 mm |
|
Medium |
9-9.5 in |
229-241 mm |
|
Large |
10-10.5 in |
254-567 mm |
|
X-Large |
11 in |
279 |
These gloves are warm almost from the start. The button is easy to use and the flip-top makes a decent seal. It won't work in the Artic but for your normal foray into a winter wonderland they'll do nicely.
I bought them for my friend who lives in South Dakota and will be going to College in Minnesota and they are perfect for that.
Love them- warm and soft and exactly what I was looking for! Thanks guys!
I'm visiting Jackson Hole, Wyoming which is much different from what I am used to in Wilmington, NC.
These gloves are much warmer than synthetic fiber and no bulkier. They are well made and I just wish I had found them years earlier.
Of the things I've gotten so far I'd say the best are the socks. I live above 10ft in the rocky mountains. It is extremely hard to get a sock that is warm but doesn't make my feet sweat and then get hard. These socks fit the bill. They are warm, but don't get crusty after a days use.
Next is the gator. The buffalo wool is so much more adjustable to temperature and exertion than even my expensive smart wool. I don't find myself putting it on and taking it off as the weather changes in the mountains.
Finally the finger gloves with mitten tops is absolutely perfect! I've always struggled with gloves because sometimes you need them and sometimes you don't. Combine that with the difficulty of using tech gear and it's near impossible. These remove those issues and aren't too warm.
I'm very pleased with this companies products. As such I give a full 5 starts. Something I nearly never do.
Love the gloves. Great for chilly days but Not warm enough for very cold days, so I got a pair of extreme gloves.
