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Outdoor Research Alti Mitts — Summit-night hands, and nothing less
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Summit-night hands, and nothing less

Outdoor Research Alti Mitts

Gore-Tex shell, removable insulated liner

5.0 on Amazon

The warmest thing you can put on your hands short of an expedition mitt, and useless for anything requiring fingers — which is why they live on a leash and come out for one morning.

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What you get

  • Genuinely handles −25 °C with wind
  • Removable liner dries overnight
  • Long gauntlet seals over a jacket sleeve

What it costs you

  • No dexterity whatsoever
  • Expensive
  • Bulky in an already-full pack

Do not buy this if: A teahouse trek that tops out at 5,400 m. A midweight glove plus a shell mitt covers that and costs a quarter as much.

Treks we recommend this for

Not every route needs it. These are the ones where our guides would put it on your list.

The alternatives

Everything else we recommend in gloves & mitts, including the ones we think suit a different trekker.