POW Stealth GTX Mitt

Stealth GTX Mitt | Goatskin Armor for the Harshest Days on the Hill

Some days the mountain doesn't ask politely — it dumps, it blows, and the temperature drops faster than the lift line. The Stealth GTX Mitt has been a fixture in POW's lineup for exactly that reason: it's the mitt their Team Riders reach for when conditions go sideways. Built around Grade A goatskin leather and a genuine GORE-TEX insert, this is cold-weather armor for resort laps and backcountry missions alike. Slide your hands in, cinch the no-snag Velcro, and stop thinking about your fingers for the rest of the day.

Key Technical Features

• GORE-TEX® + Gore Warm Technology: A fully waterproof, breathable membrane paired with extra warmth retention, so storm days don't mean wet, cold hands by lunchtime.
• Grade A Goatskin Leather Shell & Palm: Sourced from top-tier tanneries, this leather is naturally water-repellent and breaks in to fit your hand like a glove that actually means it.
• Primaloft® Gold Insulation (4oz) + 80g Grip Control: High-loft warmth on the back of the hand, low-profile insulation on the palm, so you stay warm without sacrificing feel on the poles or bar.
• Fur-Lined Inner Cuff: A soft, plush cuff that seals out snow and spindrift while feeling genuinely good against your wrist.
• Ultra Magic® No-Snag Velcro Closure: A recessed hook-and-loop system that won't catch on your jacket cuff or base layer, so you're not fighting your gloves between runs.
• Wrist Leash Included: Because the one time you take your mitts off to dig through your pack is the one time the wind will try to take them from you.

Why You'll Love It

If you're the rider who's first on the chair in a storm and last off the mountain when it closes, the Stealth GTX is built for your kind of day. It's equally at home strapped in at the resort or breaking trail in the backcountry, and the lofted fit means there's room for a liner glove on the coldest days without sacrificing dexterity.

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