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devembr Ski Mittens with Wrist Guards and Undercuff Design, Snowboard Mittens Touchscreen

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Management number 217787702 Release Date 2026/04/19 List Price US$12.00 Model Number 217787702
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  • Wrist & Palm Protection: Equipped with one pair of detachable wrist guards, devembr ski mittens tend to minimize the chances of a wrist injury. The palm is reinforced with premium leather to protect against abrasion and ensure durability.
  • Super Warm Design: Our mittens are padded with thermal lining, thick enough to keep your hands toasty to the fingertips even in extremely cold weather.
  • Convenient & Practical: With the touchscreen compatibility, you don't need to take off the mittens to use the phone during winter sports; A zipper pocket on the back of the mittens keeps your small belongings well such as a lift pass, cash, and keys.
  • Windproof and Snow-resistant: devembr undercuff ski mittens fit seamlessly under your jacket cuffs, minimizing the risk of snow getting inside.
  • Great Dexterity & Waterproof: Anti-slip rubber is specially added to the part between the thumb and index to enhance grip. The waterproof insert prevents moisture from getting in while allowing sweat to escape.
Size Medium
Color White
Brand Name devembr
Sport Type Skiing
Item Weight 0.3 Kilograms
Manufacturer devembr
Material Type Polyester
Hand Orientation Ambidextrous
Package Quantity 1
Age Range Description Adult

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