lobster mittens

"Peter03" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does anybody know of a lobster mitt heavier than PI or Yoko? In the mid 90's Cabela's sold a well
insulated lobster mitten with a made in Sri Lanka tag in it. They no longer stock this item and am
desperate to find a like product. The thin lobster mitts I find are not adequate for riding eight-
plus hours everyday (equine) where dexterity makes life much nicer.

Something like this? louisgarneau.comcatalog prod.aspOpen ↗
bsection=048&style_no=1482020

HTH,

Scott..

Try vulpineadaptive.comicebike%20mitts.htmOpen ↗ Expensive yes, but
the warmest gloves you'll ever wear. On the bulky side so don't expect to
pick up any dimes while wearing them
"Peter03" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Does anybody know of a lobster mitt heavier than PI or Yoko? In the mid 90's Cabela's sold a well
insulated lobster mitten with a made in Sri Lanka tag in it. They no longer stock this item and am
desperate to find a like product. The thin lobster mitts I find are not adequate for riding eight-
plus hours everyday (equine) where dexterity makes life much nicer.

In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

Quoted message said:

Does anybody know of a lobster mitt heavier than PI or Yoko? In the mid 90's Cabela's sold a well
insulated lobster mitten with a made in Sri Lanka tag in it. They no longer stock this item and am
desperate to find a like product. The thin lobster mitts I find are not adequate for riding eight-
plus hours everyday (equine) where dexterity makes life much nicer.

I'm pretty sure Nashbar still markets one under their own brand name. I have a pair I bought about 5
years ago and I am very happy with them. Well worth the $16 I paid for them.
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Alex