Men's Mercury Mitten

This is my 4th pair of these. Ski 60+ days a year and I average 3 years before they are packed out. Warm, well made, comfortable. Recommended

Great warmth—especially when paired with a liner, they’re perfect for negative temperatures (-10°F to -20°F). I also spent an entire day skiing in the rain and my hands stayed completely dry.

My hands get so cold and finally I have a pair that keep them warm. If needed I have space to stick a hand warmer in for below zero temps but then it’s almost too hot lol.

My first pair of Mercury Mitts finally gave up the ghost after years of use. I had no doubt I would replace them with the current model. Same great fit, subtle feel, and bombproof construction. They provide great peace on mind on the coldest days.

Wore these hiking,.snowmobiling, and mushing in Yellowknife in Decmeber with temps between -30 to -40 and they worked great. No complaints.

Jury is still out. I bought XL but very tight fight getting into the mitten. We’ve been running -20 to -25 Celsius so I’ve been using a HeatPro in each mitten to keep finger tips warm. I’ve tried to use a wool and a synthetic glove liner to help but the wrist entrance is too tight to get my hand in with it on.

As reviews have said, they are wicked insulated. Very warm overall.

These mitts are ideal. Cold Minnesota winters are perfect for these mitts,

My friend who has cold hands says these do the trick out in the Rockies. I haven’t tested them myself, but have them now and I think they strike a good balance between insulation and dexterity. I have the glove version and they are solid. Definitely need to toss in a hand warmer on cold days. I got the xl size but would need xxl to fit with a glove liner on. The material looks good enough. Nothing overly fancy. Only 4 stars because I haven’t tested yet.

I needed the BD Mitts after climbing a winter 14er last year and realizing that they are everything I need. They have a tough, durable, leather palm/fingers that give you confidence in getting them dirty, using your poles, ice axe, equipment, etc. The long cuffs provide able protection, fit over sleeves, and have a nice cinch when the weather turns windy. I also am a fan of the dual-tone color scheme of black and tan/brown. The removable liner is a must too when you're working hard and 'them hands get clammy'! I also have and use the heck out of BD's Guide 5-finger glove and in my mind, these are the mitten version of them. A last note about sizing, I go between medium and large gloves depending on brand. I ended up going with a large in these - especially as I will nearly always be wearing a liner underneath. Awesome gloves!!!

I live in North Wisconsin where it gets very cold in the winter(well below 0F) and hand hands are always warm in this mitts. 10/10.

Great mittens for the mountain. Kept my hands warm on Rainier!