$12.00

Chopper liners made by Fox River here in the USA.
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Description

These chopper liners are a one size fits all size, blended 50% wool, 50% acrylic.  Pair them with our Pennsylvania Choppers. Made in the USA.

Features & Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS:

SIZE: One size fits all size.

MATERIAL: blended 50% wool, 50% acrylic

Sustainability

When you invest in a Frost River made-in-the USA item, you’re not just getting gear that’s handcrafted and locally-made, you’re getting a piece made with intent. 
  • Lifetime Guarantee and robust repair program to keep your Frost River gear going for years to come.
  • Premium Materials sourced from businesses that have sustainability in mind.
  • Solar-Powered Manufacturing facility allowing us to craft Frost River goods with clean, renewable energy.
  • Investments in Technology that ensure the highest yield of our materials is consumed.
    • 30 -  Day return

  • Secured payment

  • Quality Assurance

We've got your back

  • Made In USA

    Duluth, Minnesota

  • Lifetime Guarantee

    Build to Last

  • Handcrafted

    Heritage Goods

  • Premium Materials

    Raw Reliability

SPECIFICATIONS:

SIZE: One size fits all size.

MATERIAL: blended 50% wool, 50% acrylic

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CUSTOMER Reviews


Customer Reviews

Based on 49 reviews
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Anonymous
Perfect, have two pairs

These are the perfect mitts for everything, keep the wind and snow off and heat in. Get the liners!

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JT
Great

Exactly what I was looking for.

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Donald Del Greco
Great fit

Thanks for carrying this item.

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JOE DIMAIO
Chopper Liners

Excellent quality. The liners are fine, but just a little tight at the seam where the thumb joins the palm. The shells are gigantic in the mitten, fine at the thumb and wrist. There is a simple seam along the outline and I may turn them inside out and sew another seam alongside the first to make them a bit narrower and shorter.

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larry johansen

Warm,