Either 3 or 4 layers depending on the temperature.
For those who have been in real cold you will be familiar with the basics of this systems approach
Inner stretch glove 17 grams, wind resistant.
LW fleece glove 55 grams, highly wind resistant
Helly -Hansen pile mittens with added tricot liner, 79 grams highly breathable
US Army Arctic mitten, insulated liner and shell, 155 grams, higly wind resistant
For milder weather to about -20C
Inner stretch glove
Outdoor Research High-Camp 3-finger glove
Again the insulated Arctic Mitten shell
Like a lot of extreme cold weather mittens the US Arctic insulated liners have a double layer on the back of the palm but I may unpick a short line of stitching and add some more insulation on the back
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- System laid out
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- First layer XTM liners
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- Old OR liner gloves, 100 fleece inside WR shell
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- My 40YO Helly-Hansen Arctic mittens in the original H-H polyester/nylon W-knitted pile with an additional layer of UL polyester tricot inside them
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- There is nothing spectacularly brillinat technologicaly about the US army mitten shell, what it is tho is corectly sized to get the warm layers inside it without cramping the hand or compressing the insulation
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- XTM liner is much better than the OR liner
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- High-Camp trigger finger glove does fit inside also if I use the Large and not the Extra large
Extra Large 3 finger gloves for sale
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