686 Youth Unisex Heat Insulated Mitt

686 Youth Unisex Heat Insulated Mitt

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686 Gloves & Mitts Size Guide

Find your fit by measuring your palm width, then checking the chart that matches your gloves or mitts.

How to Measure

With your hand open and relaxed, measure straight across your palm at its widest point, just below the knuckles. Exclude your thumb.

Measure both hands and use the larger measurement. These charts show your hand measurement—not the outside dimensions of the glove.

Men’s Gloves & Mitts

Size Palm Width (in) Palm Width (cm, approx.)
S 3 7.6
M 3–3.5 7.6–8.9
L 3.5–4 8.9–10.2
XL 4–4.5 10.2–11.4

Women’s Gloves & Mitts

Size Palm Width (in) Palm Width (cm, approx.)
S 2.5 6.4
M 2.5–2.85 6.4–7.2
L 2.85–3.2 7.2–8.1
XL 3.2–3.55 8.1–9.0

Youth Gloves & Mitts

Size Palm Width (in) Palm Width (cm, approx.)
S 2.5 6.4
M 2.65 6.7
L 2.75 7.0

Check Your Fit

Your gloves or mitts should feel comfortable without squeezing your hand. You should be able to bend your fingers naturally, with a little room at the fingertips.

Measurements are supplied by 686; centimetre conversions are approximate. Available sizes vary by style. Follow the specific product’s size chart or packaging if it differs from this guide.

Not sure which size to choose? Contact The Drop crew or visit us in Grande Prairie.
Big Warmth for Smaller Hands.

Description

Cold hands can cut a good snow day short. The Youth Heat Insulated Mitt combines infiDRY® 10K waterproof protection with warm insulation to help keep smaller hands dry and comfortable from first chair to last. A waterproof hand-warmer pocket adds extra warmth when needed, while Movement Fit™ articulation, an Everwear™ grip palm, adjustable cuffs and wrist leashes give young riders the function they need for full days on the mountain.

Manufacturer warranty — built to last

Limited Lifetime

Covers defects in materials and workmanship for the reasonable lifetime of the product and its components. Valid for the original owner when purchased from 686 or an authorized dealer.

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Built for warmth and protection

Handwear Details

Product Details

Cold hands can cut a good snow day short. The Youth Heat Insulated Mitt combines infiDRY® 10K waterproof protection with warm insulation to help keep smaller hands dry and comfortable from first chair to last. A waterproof hand-warmer pocket adds extra warmth when needed, while Movement Fit™ articulation, an Everwear™ grip palm, adjustable cuffs and wrist leashes give young riders the function they need for full days on the mountain.

Product Features

  • 280g insulation at the back of hand and 100g at the palm
  • infiDRY waterproof-breathable glove insert
  • 2-layer infiDRY 10K shell with DWR
  • Zippered hand-warmer pocket
  • Movement Fit hand articulation
  • Adjustable bungee cuff
  • Wrist leash
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Snow Glove & Mitt Guide

Use this guide to compare gloves, mitts and liners. Warmth and weather protection can vary with fit, activity level, layering and manufacturer construction, so the ratings are intended as a consistent shopping guide rather than an exact temperature guarantee.

Handwear Type

Glove Five separate finger compartments for maximum dexterity and easy adjustment of bindings, zippers and equipment.
Mitt The four fingers share one compartment while the thumb remains separate. This construction generally retains more warmth than a comparable glove.
Trigger Mitt The thumb and index finger are separate while the remaining fingers share one compartment. Also known as a three-finger or lobster mitt, it balances warmth and dexterity.
Liner A lightweight, close-fitting glove intended primarily for layering beneath another glove or mitt, or for low-output warmth in mild conditions.

Handwear Warmth

Shell No added insulation. Designed for weather protection, high-output activity or layering with a separate liner.
Warm Light insulation, generally 1–99 g/m² through the main body or back of the hand, or a lightly fleece-lined construction.
Warmer Midweight insulation, generally 100–199 g/m² through the main body or back of the hand, for regular winter and resort use.
Warmest Generally 200+ g/m² insulation, down or another high-loft cold-weather construction intended for maximum warmth.

Brands sometimes publish insulation weights using “g” as shorthand for g/m². Palms, fingers, cuffs and mapped areas may use different insulation amounts. When a comparable weight is not published, manufacturer warmth guidance and overall construction are used to assign the closest rating.

Handwear Waterproofing

Water-Resistant DWR-treated fabric, treated leather or softshell construction that helps shed light snow and brief moisture exposure but does not include a fully waterproof membrane.
Waterproof Uses a waterproof insert, membrane or comparable barrier and is designed to prevent outside moisture from reaching the hand during normal winter use.
GORE-TEX® Uses an authentic GORE-TEX waterproof and breathable membrane or insert. Only products for which the manufacturer specifically identifies GORE-TEX technology receive this rating.

Products without a manufacturer weather-protection claim are left unrated rather than being assigned a waterproofing category.

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