Skiing.LifeTips Newsletter, Issue 222: Mittens - The Secret to Warmth in the Cold

Skiing Tips Weekly Tipletter November 14, 2008, Issue #222: Mittens - The Secret to Warmth in the Cold 1 Tip of the Week There is no doubt that mittens on average are warmer than gloves. They allow four fingers to use each other for warmth on the coldest days. Children who do not rely on poles for skiing will find mittens most comfortable to maintain warmth on cold days, as will snowboarders and other skiers who are forgoing poles. Mittens can be made of the same materials as gloves, hover, due to their unique shape, they allow more warmth to be maintained on even the coldest days. Mittens may even be often part of the wardrobe of professional skiers, who may have no problem gripping a pole with their hands enclosed by the mitten shape. 2 About LifeTips Now one of the top on-line publishers in the world, LifeTips offers 97,339 tips to millions of monthly visitors. Our mission is to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. Expert writers earn dough for what they know. And exclusive sponsors in each niche topic help us make it all happen. To unsubscribe, please click or cut & paste the following link to our instant unsubscribe page: http://www.lifetips.com/unsubscribe.asp or write to us at: LifeTips.com / 77 N Washington St / Suite 3B / Boston, MA 02114 [273011]