Low-profile and dexterous, the Mountain GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ with WINDSTOPPER® Glove keeps your fingers warm in the mid season. The sheath of Pittard's Oiltac Leather and rugged nylon provide a solid grip, while the GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ with WINDSTOPPER® insert and lofted micro-check fleece liner stave off autumn’s nip.
Men's
Sizing Guide
Jacket & Tops Sizing
| Size | Chest | Sleeve |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 36 - 38" | 33" |
| Medium | 39 - 41" | 34" |
| Medium Tall | 39 - 41" | 36" |
| Large | 42 - 45" | 35" |
| Large Tall | 42 - 45" | 37" |
| X-Large | 46 - 49" | 36" |
| X-Large Tall | 46 - 49" | 38" |
| 2XL | 50 - 53" | 37" |
| 2XL Tall | 50 - 53" | 39" |
| 3XL | 54 - 57" | 38" |
Pant Sizing (Inches)
| Size | Waist | Reg | Tall |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 30" | 31" | |
| 31 | 31" | 31" | |
| 32 | 32" | 31" | 33" |
| 33 | 33" | 32" | 34" |
| 34 | 34" | 32" | 34" |
| 35 | 35" | 32" | 34" |
| 36 | 36" | 33" | 34.5" |
| 37 | 37" | 33" | 34.5" |
| 38 | 38" | 33" | 34.5" |
| 40 | 40" | 33" | |
| 42 | 42" | 33" | |
| 44 | 44" | 33" |
Pant Sizing
| Size | Waist | Reg | Tall |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 28 - 30" | 31" | |
| Medium | 31 - 33" | 31" | 33" |
| Large | 34 - 37" | 32" | 34" |
| X-Large | 38 - 41" | 32" | 34" |
| 2XL | 42 - 45" | 32" | 34" |
| 3XL | 46 - 49" | 32" | 34" |
Equinox & Dakota Pant Sizing
| Size | Waist | Reg | Tall |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 31" | 31" | |
| 32 | 33" | 31" | 33" |
| 34 | 35" | 32" | 34" |
| 36 | 37" | 32" | 34" |
| 38 | 39" | 32" | 34" |
| 40 | 41" | 32" | |
| 42 | 43" | 32" | |
| 44 | 45" | 32" |
Glove Sizing
| Size | Palm Circ | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Medium | 8 - 8.5" | 7.5 - 8" |
| Large | 9 - 9.5" | 8.5 - 9" |
| X-Large | 9.5 - 10" | 9 - 9.5" |
| 2XL | 10 - 10.5" | 9.5 - 10" |
Gaiter Sizing
| Size | Calf Circ | Boot Size |
|---|---|---|
| M/L | 17.5" | US 6-10" |
| L/XL | 18.5" | US 10-14" |
How to Take
Your Measurements
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1. SLEEVE MEASURE
Bend your elbow and put your hand on your hip. Measure from the center of the back of your neck, along the shoulder and down the elbow to the wrist bone.
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2. CHEST SIZE
Take measurement under armpits, around fullest part of chest and shoulder blades.
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3. WAIST SIZE
Measure around where you normally wear your pants, keeping the tape measure a bit loose or putting one finger between your body and the tape measure.
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4. INSEAM
In a standing position,measure from your crotch to where you want your pants to end, breaking at the top of the shoe in the front and just above the heel in the back.
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5. GLOVES
With hand partially closed, measure over the knuckles, around the hand, excluding the thumb.
Fit Guide
SITKA Gear engineers gear with a specific Fit and intended end use in mind. These functional designs provide the user with authentic garments for the right situation.
Fit Descriptions
We can communicate our Fit descriptions in 3 different ways. Keep in mind that each garment will allow for layering in accordance to the garments place in a system and described Fit
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P/F
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S/F
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E/F
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P/F - PERFORMANCE FIT
Designed for minimal layering. Whether an early season piece or already insulated this garment fits to prevent inefficiencies in heat retention caused by dead space.
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S/F - STANDARD FIT
Designed to accommodate layering for more versatility from early to late season climates.
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E/F - EXPEDITION FIT
Designed for maximum layering in the worst conditions. Cut roomier to accommodate additional layering underneath.
FEATURES & SPECS
GORE™ OPTIFADE™ Concealment Subalpine is designed for stalking and ambushing ungulates from ground level in tree-covered and vegetated terrain.
Weight: 4.9 oz.
Fabric: GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ with WINDSTOPPER® Technology insert, 54% Nylon Face, 46% 230-gram 17.5 Micron Merino Wool Interior.
Durable Water Repellent finish resists light precipitation and prevents the face fabric from wetting out.
Leather Pull: Durable leather pull provides an easy on/off.
Pittard's Oiltac Leather Palms: High-grip leather palm gives you complete control of your weapon.
GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ with WINDSTOPPER®: Offers complete windproof protection through a durable, lightweight, and breathable membrane.
Technology
Product Comments
13 Reviews
From a wet spring bear hunt, chasing elk in the fall to deer hunting in the winter, I love this glove. They can be difficult to get on when my hands are damp, but I’ve learned to put them on sooner.
Hunted in dry/30 degree weather with the new 2019 Mountain Gloves, but found out quickly they did not keep my hands warm so went to my 20 year old backup, less bulky Cabelas Thinsulate/gortex gloves during my mule deer hunt in Eastern Washington. The Mountain Gloves leather palm material definitely grips while seemed to create rapid heat loss even when actively hiking. Apparently, the gloves are for warmer temperatures and offer wind protection while Sitka Customer Service recommends hand liners for cooler temperatures. All my other Sitka gear am completely satisfied with which is why I purchased the Mountain Gloves. Guess it's back to Cabelas to find some new gloves since the Sitka GTX Coldfront's are just too bulky as well.
My new favorite winter glove. Used them looking for wolves on snow machine today and the couldn’t be happier. Good wind resistance and pre flexed tigers for gripping handlebars or Binos all day long plus that leather palm is awesome and the perfect amount of grip. They are crazy comfortable and even those little pull tabs make life easier. I wouldn’t recommend them for cold weather but from 20d and above they are great out in the open wind.
Am I expecting too much from a glove at this price? They do cut the wind, but they are not very warm. Even in mild weather my hands were cold. For the price they should be warmer. I should have went with the coldfront, but they are super $$
WHETHER IM SHED HUNTING OR CHASING BULLS, THIS GLOVE DOES IT ALL FOR ME... LOVE THEM
I wear these when I ride my quad and they are incredible on my hands. No wind shear. Great dexterity and feel and the leather palm is the best I've ever experienced. Really love these gloves. One side note is that there is a brief break in period so if they feel a little snug at first don't panic just keep wearing them.
They fit good but don't stop the wind or keep hand warm at all.
will not stop the wind i have a lot of sitka gear and am happy with all of it not these gloves the wind cut rite through them
This is one tough glove from Sitka. Whether I'm hanging tree stands or in the stand, my Mountain Glove is with me whenever and wherever I'm hunting.
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I own two pairs of the mountain gloves. I have one pair for hunting and one pair for the rest of the year. I love these groves and the grip they provide is amazing. They are 5-stars because they do everything as advertised. I do however wish they had a set that were waterproof with regular gortex. Living in the Pacific Northwest it tends to rain a bit. The gloves as they are now do work fine in a little bit of rain and I have used them in snow as well. Overall I will always keep a set of these around.
I bought these gloves for elk hunting and I wear them when I ride my ATV to get to my hunting spots. The wind stopper liner really does the job while riding and helps hold in heat. I also wear them during my hunts and find they grip my rifles really well. Use the sizing chart to get the right size because proper fit matters and enhances performance. I have not had a chance to wear/use these gloves when wet but, they are holding up well to abrasions and normal wear & tear.
Bought these gloves from a local retailer about a year ago, they are a super nice fit, awesome quality and keep my hands warm in the Idaho winter.
I am reading what some of the customers that bought these gloves and wear them in the conditions then say they aren’t warm. This is an AUTUMN glove.... not 20 degrees not 30 degrees and 40 degrees is good with now real wind or moisture. I really believe what ppl forgot about the season autumn..... it’s usually a warmer temp in the 40’s or 50’s. And lighter winds not from the north so much. I’m guessing it’s the new normal to think fall would be as cold as winter months nowadays