Are these mitts warm enough for extreme cold?

Yes. They are filled with 650-fill down and designed for the coldest ski and winter days. Pair them with a liner for sub-zero wind chill.

No. The shell is water-resistant, not waterproof. They handle dry snow and light moisture but not soaking wet conditions.

What sizes are available?

They come in XS, S, M and XL in a unisex fit. Check Outdoor Research's size chart before ordering.

Can I use them for snowboarding and hiking?

Yes. They suit skiing, snowboarding and general winter outdoor use where warmth matters more than dexterity.

Is the down responsibly sourced?

Yes. The down is RDS (Responsible Down Standard) certified.

One pair of Coldfront Down Mitts. No liner gloves or stuff sack are included.

Where can I buy the Outdoor Research Coldfront Down Mitts?

3 stores we checked sell it, including Backcountry, Steepandcheap, Wanderlust Outfitters.

Outdoor Research Coldfront Down Mitts

Q: What do buyers say about the Outdoor Research Coldfront Down Mitts?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 158 ratings.

Last price we saw

$45.00at Wanderlust Outfitters, last seen Nov 7

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Our take on the Outdoor Research Coldfront Down Mitts

The Coldfront Down Mitts are Outdoor Research's warmest down mittens, built for the coldest ski and winter days. They use 650-fill RDS-certified down inside a 20D recycled ripstop shell with a water-resistant finish, a soft tricot lining and a silicone print on the palm and thumb for grip. The elasticized cuff seals out snow and the mitt design keeps fingers together for extra warmth. They are rated 5 out of 5 from 158 ratings, and no current store price was provided for this page.