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Q&A Are liner mittens significantly warmer than liner gloves?

Mittens at least feel warmer, but in practice this is offset by the fact that there are always little tasks which cannot be done with mittens. When wearing glove liners, I can usually get the job d...

posted 10mo ago by Iizuki‭

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#1: Initial revision by user avatar Iizuki‭ · 2024-01-21T13:57:28Z (10 months ago)
Mittens at least feel warmer, but in practice this is offset by the fact that there are always little tasks which cannot be done with mittens. When wearing glove liners, I can usually get the job done by just removing the shell mitten, as opposed to removing also the equally clumsy mitten liner.