Kodiak Mitts and Cold Hands From Neuropathy

Hi Jerry, I wanted to thank you for manufacturing the Kodiak mitts. I have been looking for years for a warm and comfortable mitt to keep my hands warm when driving to work in my cold truck. I have neuropathy in my fingers and nothing keep them warm when I drive to work. I live in Wisconsin where we can see -30F this time of year and my fingers are always cold. I tried battery powered heated mitts and they did not work. I tried all the expensive major brands. After years of trying just about everything to keep my hands warm I tried your Kodiak mitts. They are like your cozy sleeping bags hugging my fingers. Warm no matter what the temperature. The palms are grippy enough to secure the steering wheel without slipping and soft enough to feel luxurious. They fit me perfectly and I just love them. These mitts need more attention. Made in America, warm as can be and feel like they will last together. A classic that everyone needs to own. I look forward to the cold now. Bring it on!

I have spoken with many people who suffer from neuropathy of the fingers as well as feet. For the fingers, many people find Lamilite mittens help. They tell me gloves are worse because separating the fingers causes more pain. Having the fingers touching each other helps to keep them warm. Of course, wearing Lamilite insulated mittens is the key to keeping hands warm.

Neuropathy of the feet is much different, because the feet give off so much moisture that must be dealt with. Customers tell me Lamilite socks work far better for them than wool socks or the like that retain the moisture. The Lamilite socks warm and allow the moisture to move to the inside of a boot. Next depending upon temperature, you wear the over boots or muk luks. The level of Lamilite in these footwear items will perform from -30 [over boots] to -60 [muk luks].