Initially designed to meet certain race regulations these ultralight waterproof/ breathable overmitts are perfect for all outdoor activities to carry for emergencies. giving extra warmth and protection to your hands when the wet/cold weather comes.

Overmitts are much more versatile for runners as a waterproof layer for your hands as they have no bulk and are incredibly light, the problem with waterproof gloves is the necessary construction adds bulk and weight. By using the same materials found in our jackets we can offer a true "3rd layer" protection, without the weight and bulk, this allows you to layer up with other gloves underneath for insulation according to conditions. Even on a windy day then these overmitts will stop the windchill effect without any thick thermal glove effect. The perfect lightweight addition for your Ultra kit list and wet weather running.

- Weight: 2 x 10g

- Waterproof: MP+® Membrane on palm: 15K. MP+® Membrane on back: 20K.

- Breathability: MP+® Membrane on palm: 20K. MP+® Membrane on back: 25K.

- Elasticated cuff (fit under your jacket)

- Elasticated hook and loop wrist strap

- Fully seam taped

- Face fabric: 100% Polyamide

- Membrane: 100% Polyurethane

- Wash at a temperature not exceeding 30°C

- Do not tumble dry

- Do not use fabric softener

- Do not iron

- Do not dry clean

ULTRALIGHT WATERPROOF

These waterproof over mitts are one of the lightest available. As trail runners often have to carry waterproof gloves for mandatory equipment, we produce an incredibly lightweight waterproof and breathable over mitt just for this purpose of living in your pack for 95% of the time, but actually work when you need them!

ECO-RESPONSIBLE

As part of our commitment to environmental responsibility, the materials used in the manufacture of this product meet the requirements of the Bluesign and OekoTex international textile labels. They guarantee that no toxic substances have been used during production and certify that the fabric of this product respects commitments regarding energy and water consumption.