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Travel Books
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Preserving
Extremities in the Extremities
Important clothing
 Marmot
Women's Randonnee Mitten
Fingers stay much
warmer when wiggled in each other's company. The Women's Randonnee
Mitten won't let your fingers get lonely, It's built in the same soft,
warm, dry construction and materials as the Randonnee glove, is
anatomically cut, and includes our favorite edelweiss embroidery on the
gauntlet.
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In association with GearPro.com
(The web's original Outdoor Supplier), here's a list of gloves to help
survive the wild world.
Essential Clothing:
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Marmot
Women's Randonnee Mitten
Fingers stay much
warmer when wiggled in each other's company. The Women's Randonnee
Mitten won't let your fingers get lonely, It's built in the same soft,
warm, dry construction and materials as the Randonnee glove, is
anatomically cut, and includes our favorite edelweiss embroidery on the
gauntlet.
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Marmot
Gore Windstopper Glove
We take these
everywhere. Worn alone they are ideal all purpose cool weather gloves,
with our shells they make great liners in cold climates. They're
especially ideal for chilly cycling, as well as running, paddling, or
hiking.
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Marmot
DriClime Base Layer Glove
If your hands run cool
and clammy, you'll find these lightweight liners just the ticket. Wear
them inside our gloves that accept liners for a little added warmth.
They act as a moisture transport layer, and protect against contact
freezing in brutal cold. Fabric is DriClime Midweight: our bicomponent
technology that wicks like crazy.
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Marmot
BiPolar Liner Glove
These cozy gloves
handle tiny tedious tasks with dexterity. They can be used as midweight
liners or a lightweight outer glove. Their Polartec 200 Bi-ploar fleece
fabric has an efficent warmth to weight ratio, excellent wicking, and
great dexterity.
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This page was last
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January 13, 2000
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