DESIGNED IN MINNESOTA. DEDICATED TO THE SNOW ANGELS & SNOWBALL SLINGERS.
LOSE A MITTEN? WE SEND YOU YOUR FIRST LOST MITTEN FREE.
The tale of of a brave young girl on a journey to find her lost mitten
The Mitten Thief
MADE TO LOSE
ONE SINGLE MITTEN FREE - The re/PAIR® plan
We understand the frustration of lost mittens--the frozen hands, family arguments, and unplanned additional cost. Because missing mittens happen, we created the re/PAIR® plan. The first Chopper Mill you lose, we mail you a replacement FREE. Just go to "LOST A CHOPPER", and enter your lost mitten information, and click "SEND MESSAGE". It's that easy!
And you can purchase a single chopper, either a right or a left, anytime without buying a new pair! Chopper Mill believes in eliminating waste. Never again purchase a new pair when you've lost just one. Good for you and good for the environment.
Made to Last. Sustainably minded.
Change the name on the velcro patch and pass each pair down.
Chopper Mills are designed in Minnesota by people who grew up doing what they’re made for. Windproof and waterproof, every pair is crafted to keep fingers cozy and dry no matter the weather.
The more winters our choppers see, the better they get. Just remove the patch, order the new child's patch, and reuse our mittens. It’s the best hand-me-down, hands down.
Spread The Warmth
Designed in Minnesota
MADE TO LOVE
It’s little things that make a mitten wonderful. Intelligent features like extra-deep cuffs that keep wrists free of snow and moisture. Easy-clip carabiners that snap to backpacks so kids and gloves stay connected. Add a velcro patch to your pair to make it your own: from a simple name or initials to an eye-catching visual statement.
WHERE DO ALL THE LOST MITTENS GO?
A TALE OF A BRAVE YOUNG GIRL ON A JOURNEY TO FIND HER LOST MITTEN.
KEEP YOUR CHOPPERS DRY
GEARDRYER
With 200 CFM of forced airflow, the option to dry with heated or ambient air, and unrivaled versatility.
The GearDryer Wall Mount 12 is the premier gear drying, gear warming, and gear storage.
CHOPPERS IN NATURE
From crisp mornings at the bus stop to long nights around the bonfire
