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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Mankato, MN
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What vendors sell snowboarding mittens with long cuffs. I saw a guy who had a pair of mittens on and the cuff went half way up is forearm. I have a pair of Dakine mitts with a cuff that goes up 3-4 inches and has a cinch, but powder still manages to find its way down the mitt. Just was curious.
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). They were pretty much a fleece tube that went up to my elbow with a hole for my thumb, wore them under my coat and slid my mitt over them. Nothing fancy, but it was damn effective.
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I've got a pair of mittens that have really long cuffs but I can't remember the name of them off the top of my head. I'll look when I get home tonight. They're seriously long, probably 8-10 inches. They got up to about where a 3/4 length t-shirt sleeve would end.
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Forgot I have em on me now. I have a set of Grandoes "Stick It" from years and years ago but they still work awesome. The outside is crazy sturdy material and they come with the glove/mitten inserts for colder days. I can't find them on any of their new products though.
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