Alaska River Series™ Fleece Fingerless Flip Mitt

Alaska River Series™ Flip Mitt

SKU:
759BK
$24.99

VERSATILE PROTECTION: A fingerless glove or a mitten, your choice. The design of the Alaska River Flip Mitt is very effective at keeping your hands warm while allowing for ultimate dexterity.
MAXIMUM COMFORT:  Designed with anglers in mind, this hybrid glove will keep you warm all season long. This Flip Mitt model is designed to protect hands from the elements without restrictions.
HIGH-PERFORMANCE MATERIALS: Uniquely constructed of windproof fleece and a 2MM sharkskin neoprene palm, this glove provides an enhanced grip and maximum flexibility. A velcro strap secures the glove and ensures a comfortable fit. 
FLIP MITT DESIGN: The Alaska River Flip Mitt Glove reduces the need to take off your gloves between tasks. Designed with a slit finger on the thumb for easy casting and knot tying. Compatible for touchscreens such as iPhones, Androids, iPads and other electronic devices.
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL USAGE: Whether it be fishing, paddling, hiking or other outdoor activities, this glove can be used in multiple environments. The versatile design of the Alaska River Flip Mitt is the go-to option for all outdoor enthusiasts.

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  • 5
    Alaska River Series Flip Mitt

    Posted by Brenda on Feb 27th 2021

    Had to buy my husband a pair because he kept stealing my gloves because the gloves he did not get from here, do not keep his hands warm.

  • 5
    Great for cold weather fishing.

    Posted by Richard Gasper on Nov 8th 2020

    I purchased the fingerless version of this glove in 2017 for early and late season open water fishing. The glove has held up well and I decided to purchase the flip mitt for both myself and my wife. Glacier Glove is my go to glove for cold weather fishing.

  • 4
    Alaska River Series Flip Mitt

    Posted by Alex on Feb 28th 2020

    I have had these for about a month now, and use them on my bike commute to work in the cooler months. For the price point, these are great; they keep my hand warm and block the wind while allowing easy use of my fingers for adjusting straps and other gear. The only drawback is that the hole that is cut into the grip of thumb (that allows the glove to fold back) is not reinforced, so the hole has already started to tear after a month of use.

  • 5
    Alaska River Series Flip Mitt

    Posted by Eric on Jan 27th 2020

    So glad these are still being made! I bought these to replace a pair that I bought at a store in Alaska almost 16 years ago! They are the best thing I have found for Ice fishing. Keep your hands warm and still be able to have dexterity to bait hooks and take fish off that hook! Please don't stop making them!

  • 5
    ALASKA RIVER SERIES™ FLIP MITT

    Posted by Jay W on Dec 12th 2019

    Great glove and the flip mitt will hold a hand warmer

  • 4
    Good for winter fishing!

    Posted by Robert B on Feb 12th 2019

    Good warm, waterproof gloves

  • 5
    Alaska River Flip Mitt

    Posted by S-Ankh Skher Rasa on Jan 11th 2019

    These gloves are ABSOLUTELY AWESOME! They are very well designed and made and do a perfect job of providing warmth while keeping your fingers available for the tasks of fishing in cold weather. Thank you so much!!! I'm glad that a I bought 2 pairs, one for my fishing buddy!!!

  • 4
    alaska river series flip mitt

    Posted by Jamie Bowes on May 12th 2018

    replaced 4 year old pair. I had to sew up about one inch of the end of the flip mitts after a couple years, but they were fine after that. the neoprene thumb tip finally wore out on one glove. I use them mostly for photography, but also occasional kayaking in colder weather and cross country skiing. I live in central new york and frequently visit the adirondacks. the flip thumb is the weak the weak spot and the first component to fail after 5 seasons of moderate use. If you can improve that, you would get the full five star. A nice product overall at an attractive price point. You should actively market to photographers.