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where to get some super-warm, XXL, mittens?
Hard to find are gloves or mittens for large hands.
Google helps, but you really don't know if the product (mittens) is any good -- or not, eg made in China. Also, will it hold up, like being worn when shoveling snow, which puts immense stress on not just the seams but also the material itself? Also, I'm just plain getting too old to put up with freezing hands when out on a winter-day's walk -- or shoveling snow for two or three hours (only to have the snow-plow-truck pile it up again, with HEAVY, wet, soon-to-freeze-solid stuff, at the start of the driveway, meaning another hard hour out there.) Recommendations? Thanks! David |
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