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product_id: 3048200
title: "SCOOTER LOGIC Hand Protection, Mitts"
brand: "airhead"
price: "C$1038"
currency: NIO
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.ni/products/3048200-scooter-logic-hand-protection-mitts
store_origin: NI
region: Nicaragua
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# Insulated warmth 600D waterproof Weatherproof design SCOOTER LOGIC Hand Protection, Mitts

**Brand:** airhead
**Price:** C$1038
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🛡️ Protect Your Hands in Style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SCOOTER LOGIC Hand Protection, Mitts by airhead
- **How much does it cost?** C$1038 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ni](https://www.desertcart.ni/products/3048200-scooter-logic-hand-protection-mitts)

## Best For

- airhead enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted airhead brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Quick & Easy:** Effortless installation and removal
- • **Built to Last:** Rugged construction for long-lasting use
- • **Weather Warrior:** Durable 600-denier waterproof polyester
- • **All-Season Protection:** Defends against wind, weather, and cold
- • **Stay Warm, Stay Stylish:** Insulated lining for a cozy grip

## Overview

SCOOTER LOGIC Hand Protection Mitts are crafted from durable 600-denier waterproof polyester, designed to shield your hands from harsh weather conditions while providing an insulated and warm grip. Easy to install and remove, these mitts are perfect for the modern professional who values both functionality and style.

## Description

Protect hands from wind, weather and cold

## Features

- Durable 600-denier waterproof polyester
- Imported
- Easy to Install and Remove
- Protects Hands from Wind, Weather & Cold
- Rugged 600-denier Waterproof Polyester
- Insulated & Lined for a Warm Grip

## Images

![SCOOTER LOGIC Hand Protection, Mitts - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51FzpwPNeLL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Economical and Functional on Unfaired 2nd Generation SV650
  

*by A***G on Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2014*

A little bit of background first on the setting(s) in which I ride:- I commute in the Research Triangle Park area of NC where morning "feels like" temps in the low 30s as of December 2014- My commute is approximately 15 minutes one way.- Since I learned to ride in Chicago and spent most of my adult life in the city proper, as well as Milwaukee prior to moving (back) down south, I tend to keep both hands on the controls at all times.- I have ridden and do ride in almost all weather conditions when I tour(ed) on my bike(s), except for ice-slicked roads.- I'm an ATGATT rider with FirstGear Kilimanjaro gloves (2012 version) and Tourmaster Air Intake 3.0 jacket (there is some relevance to these mitts).Fitment: 4 out of 5I actually bought the Bikemaster version of these first to try on my 2nd gen unfaired SV650, but actually found those to be too bulky and cumbersome. Since these guys were only 16 bucks or so with Amazon Prime 2-day shipping, I felt like I had nothing really to lose. Fit on the handlebars is almost flawless on the clutch side since there's a velcro strip on the "seam" in addition to the velcro strap that accommodates the mirror (see photo). Fit on the throttle side took more finagling with the cables, brake lever, mirror, AND brake reservoir, but after about 2 minutes I figured out what worked the best (see photo).Utility/Functionality: 3.5 out of 5No, these aren't completely windproof, and they're not completely waterproof, but with them on the bike in conjunction with my gloves, my ~15 minute commute is quite comfortable now. Before installing, the top of my hands and my pinkie would feel quite cold upon dismount, and these mitts have made that problem go away.Maneuverability: 4 out of 5As you may have guessed, these mitts do have a little bit of a learning curve associated with them. The greatest piece of advice I can give is that you don't want to ratchet down on the straps too tightly, or else it may impact your ability to reach all your controls. If you're completely comfortable with where each and every control is on your bike, I suspect that within 2 - 3 minutes of riding you'll feel at ease with these mitts on your bike. I do have to take my left hand off the controls to more easily show my parking permit to our security personnel, and slow coasting gives me enough time to grab my permit, show it, and then put my hand back in the mitt without any issues. My particular gloves on top of jacket sleeves fit nicely into the openings on either side.Value: 5 out of 5For under 20$, I can probably afford to get a brand new pair of mitts each winter riding season. These aren't a panacea for each rider since I don't think they'd be quite as functional if I still lived in Chicago or Milwaukee, so I'm not by any means dismissing the need for heated gloves. What I am suggesting is that for the RTP area where it gets cold but not THAT cold, these mitts are probably the best bang for the buck for keeping my hands warm during commutes and rides.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    scooter hand mitts for bike commuting
  

*by B***7 on Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2011*

These are a good product and a great value at twelve bucks or so for use on a flat handlebar bicycle in cold weather. "Pogies" or "Moose Mitts" made for bicycles are 3x the cost +.I have bar ends on my handlebars, and the bar ends to prevent proper positioning of these; but they still work pretty well. My bar ends are about 6 inches long. I will probably remove the bar ends in colder weather for better coverage if I continue using these from kwik tek. These are a good length and have pretty big hand entry points so you can get your hands on and off the handlebars pretty quickly. I have the brake levers and shifters set pretty far apart, and these have some difficulty covering all the over to the shifters; but it still seems pretty good. With decent gloves; these could get you through winter in most areas much more comfortably than with gloves alone.I bought 2 different pairs of this type of product from Amazon to try them for bikes. A better option for some may be the "78137 QuadGear Black ATV Mitts". They work better with the bar ends, are warmer, and go further onto the handlebars. The downside of these is that they go so far up your arm. This would make them too hot even in some pretty cold weather, and may prevent quick removal of your hands in a quick reaction situation.Really, I don't think you can go wrong with either the kwik tek scooter mitts, or the quadgear units for the price, but your needs may sway which you pick.Additionally, neither of these products fits onto my 2006 Ducati Multistrada which is fitted with enduro style KTM hand guards. If the hand guards were removed, I would suspect that only the quadgear product would work for the motorcycle. With the bigger brake levers and fluid reservoirs, you'll need the extra length provided by the ATV gear version of these mitts.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Best solution for making your scooter riding season longer
  

*by A***U on Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2013*

I live in Chicago, and ride a 2006 Yamaha Vino 125 to commute to work almost every day. My commute is about 5 miles, which takes anywhere between 15-25 mins depending on traffic. Mainly stop/go traffic about 20-30 mph, but in the mornings when I take Lake Shore, I go up to 40-45 mph as well.Before getting these mitts, I always had frozen hands during my commute regardless of how thick my gloves were. I saw this design in Europe (many scooters there have some form of these mitts), and decided to get these for my scooter here.I have been using them for more than a month now, and love them. It blocks the direct wind hit to the hands, and keeps them warmer as a result.I rode in the rain once, and compared to not having them, it's a great improvement.Ultimate test was this morning. Temp at 15 degrees (and we all know it gets colder when you ride on the scooter), I wore only very thin inner liners. And my commute was comfortable. When I got to my destination my hands were about as cold as when I started my ride.I don't have a problem getting my hands in and out, unless I wear really thick gloves, but as I mentioned, once you get these mittens you do NOT need thick gloves to ride your scooter.For about $20, this is the best accessory I bought for riding purposes, period. Highly recommend them.One word of caution: If you are considering this for your bigger bike (I have a Vstar 950 as well), ScootR mitts may be a little small for the bigger clutch/brake levers. Check out "Kolpin mitts" for bigger bikes, they are more sturdier and have more space. (I have those for my 950, their installation is slightly harder, and you have to put a hole throught the material). I thought putting Kolpin mitts on the scooter as well, but they looked huge for the scooter, which is why I went with ScootR mitts for my Vino 125, and very happy with that decision.Check out customer images if you wanna see how they look on a vino 125. I uploaded 3 pics there.

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