Tough Duck G414 Snowmobile Mitts – 100G Thinsulate, Grain Leather Palm, Water-Resistant Shell, Sizes M-2XL

SKU: G41412-M

Color: Black
Size: Medium
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Description

Water-Resistant Snowmobile Mitts With Thinsulate Insulation, Removable Fleece Liner, Reflective Piping, and Grain Leather Palm

Product Overview

Your hands hit the cold first. At trail speed, wind chill turns a minus 10 day into a minus 30 problem at the handlebars. The Tough Duck G414 snowmobile mitts are made for that kind of exposure. A water-resistant poly oxford shell keeps snow and slush out. 100G of 3M Thinsulate holds warmth without bulk. A grain leather palm grips the throttle and brakes through a full day of riding. The fleece liner pulls out for overnight drying. The reflective piping catches headlights on low light trails. A hook-and-loop wrist strap locks the fit. And a carabiner loop clips the mitts to your jacket when you stop for fuel.

Available in Black, sizes M to 2XL. These are insulated winter mitts for snowmobiling and cold weather sports that handle every part of the ride, not just the cold.

Key Features of Tough Duck G414 Snowmobile Mitts

  • Water-resistant poly oxford shell sheds snow, slush, and light rain before it reaches the insulation. Poly oxford is a tightly woven synthetic that resists moisture penetration without the stiffness of a fully waterproof membrane. Riders who have tested these water resistant snowmobile mitts on the trail report they exceed expectations, holding up through sustained exposure to kicked-up snow.
  • Grain leather palm grips handlebar controls without slipping. Grain leather (the outer surface of the hide) resists abrasion from throttle housings, brake levers, and pull cords better than synthetic palm materials. It also conforms to your grip shape over time, which reduces hand fatigue across long rides.
  • 100G 3M Thinsulate insulation lines the interior for warmth that holds even at speed. Thinsulate insulates in thin layers, so the mitt stays slim enough for responsive handlebar feel. Combined with the mitt shape (fingers share one chamber, pooling body heat), the 100G weight handles extreme cold trail riding where windchill compounds the ambient temperature.
  • Removable fleece padded liner pulls out of the mitt completely. Hang it up after a ride and it dries overnight. Throw it in the wash after a multi-day trip. This solves the biggest problem with insulated snowmobile mitts: the liner stays damp from sweat and loses warmth by day two. Snowmobile mitts with a removable liner for easy drying and washing last longer and stay warmer across back-to-back riding days.
  • Pre-curved hand design shapes the mitt to match a natural grip position rather than lying flat. Your fingers sit in a relaxed curl that mirrors how they wrap around handlebars. Less fight to hold a grip means less fatigue over hours of trail riding.
  • Reflective piping and loss-proof carabiner round out the details. The reflective strips on the wrist and back of the hand catch headlights and work lamps on low light trails and early-morning launches. The carabiner and loop set clips the mitts to your jacket at rest stops so they stay with you.

Specifications

Specification Details
Brand Tough Duck
Model G414 (G41412)
Type Snowmobile / Winter Sport Mitt
Shell Water-resistant poly oxford
Palm Grain leather
Insulation 100G 3M™ Thinsulate™
Liner Removable fleece padded liner
Closure Hook-and-loop adjustable wrist strap
Visibility Reflective piping (wrist + back of hand)
Extras Loss-proof carabiner and loop set
Hand Shape Pre-curved grip design
Sizes Medium, Large, X-Large, 2X-Large
Color Black

Sizing

M through 2XL. The pre-curved shape means the mitt feels snugger than a flat-pattern mitt at the same size. If you ride with thin liner gloves underneath for pit-stop dexterity, go one size up.

Glove Size Guide

When to Wear Them

  • Snowmobile trail riding in sustained cold and windchill
  • ATV and side-by-side riding in late fall and winter
  • Ice fishing, winter camping, and backcountry trips where a removable liner matters for multi-day use
  • Night riding and low light trail launches where reflective piping adds visibility to your hand signals

Buy Tough Duck G414 Snowmobile Mitts Online from Cleanflow

The G414 is the Thinsulate-insulated snowmobile mitt in the Tough Duck leisure gloves and mitts collection. Grain leather palm snowmobile mitts with an adjustable strap, available in Canada in sizes M to 2XL. For riders who prefer five-finger dexterity over mitt warmth, see the G404 snowmobile glove in the same Tough Duck range.

Cleanflow Utility Supply Company ships across Canada and the USA. Free shipping over $199. 30-day returns. Call 1-866-335-1078 (Canada) / 1-204-888-8469 (USA).

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these water resistant or waterproof?

Water resistant. The poly oxford shell repels snow, slush, and light rain, but it is not sealed with a waterproof membrane. For snowmobiling, water resistance handles the conditions you actually face on the trail: kicked-up powder, light wet snow, and brief contact with slush. Full waterproof construction adds stiffness and reduces breathability. For most riders comparing water resistant vs waterproof mitts for snowmobiling, water resistance is the better balance.

Can I wash the liner?

Yes. Pull the fleece liner out, machine wash gently, and air dry. The liner collects sweat over consecutive riding days, and washing restores the insulating loft. This is the main advantage of a removable liner: you maintain warmth and hygiene across a full season without replacing the mitt.

How warm are these in extreme cold?

The 100G Thinsulate plus the removable fleece liner provide dual-layer insulation. At trail speed in minus 20 C and below, windchill is the main challenge. The water-resistant shell blocks wind. The Thinsulate and fleece trap heat. Riders report these insulated snowmobile mitts handle extreme cold trail riding well, staying warm and wind-resistant beyond expectations. For stationary cold exposure (ice fishing, spectating), adding a hand warmer packet inside extends the range further.

What does reflective piping do?

The reflective strips on the wrist and back of the hand bounce light back toward its source. At dawn, dusk, or on night trails, your hand signals and grip position become visible to other riders and vehicles. It is a safety feature for reflective snowmobile mitts on low light trails, not decoration.

Why a mitt instead of a glove for snowmobiling?

Warmth. Insulated winter mitts for snowmobiling let your fingers share heat in one chamber. At sustained highway speeds in winter, that shared warmth makes a measurable difference over hours of riding. The pre-curved grip shape minimizes the dexterity trade-off by holding your fingers in a natural throttle position. If you need individual finger control for operating complex dash controls or touchscreens, the G404 snowmobile glove is the five-finger alternative.

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