Marmot Expedition Mitt
Reviewed by
Aladino Mandoli
+33
February 26, 2019
Product is good. Runs way large. Customer service is non-existent in trying to exchange.
Pros
- I do a lot of winter photography, mostly dogsledding. Out stationary for hours and need warm fingers. Gloves do a great job keeping fingers warm and nimble.
Cons
- My cons have to do with Marmot customer service. It doesn’t exist. The mitts run way large and I simply cannot connect with them to facilitate an exchange. My first and last purchase from Marmot.
Purchased the gloves for winter photography. I usually wear XL mittens, so that’s what I ordered. Turns out the mitts run way large. Several attempts via email and telephone to contact customer service were fruitless. After trying for two weeks, I’ve given up and am left just sharing a review.
The mitts are very good and if you can get them from someone reputable I would encourage you too. Do NOT purchase anything from Marmot.
Background
I spend a lot of time in the snow, usually doing photography. My gear includes Baffin, North Face, Simms, Canada Goose, and one pair of Marmot mitts. Tragically disappointed in Marmot customer service, so I will not be buying their products again.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: About $100
Reviewed by
Sean M
December 23, 2008
Good feel to it and very comfy...not the warmest but cozy.
Good mitt for anything but outdoor activities like skiing or snowboarding.
Price Paid: $80
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Specs
| Price |
MSRP: $110.00 Historic Range: $39.83-$120.00 Reviewers Paid: $80.00-$100.00 |
| Weight |
8.6 oz / 243.8 g |
| Main Material |
60d 100% Nylon 3.2 oz / yd |
| Reinforcement Material |
00% Polyester Superfabric 10.2 oz / yd, Washable Goatskin Leather 0.6 |
| Lining Material |
DriClime® 3-Dimentional Wicking Lining |
| Insulation Material |
Primaloft One® |
