
Warm hands. Full control.
An insulated mitt that keeps your hand warm on the coldest mornings while you feel and work the throttle and switches. No bulky gloves, no fumbling for buttons in the dark.
Cold fingers can't feel the throttle. Gloves are worse.
This mitt solves both problems. Your hand stays warm and protected, and free to make precise adjustments while you run in the dark, through shallow water or on icy mornings.
Watch the mitt in action
See it on the water
Watch how the mitt fits the tiller handle and how you keep full control of the throttle and switches on a cold run.
Built for the cold runs
Made for waterfowl hunters who run their boats in freezing conditions. Stay warm, stay in control, and get to the duck hole safely.
- Full feel of the throttle and other switches
- Insulated, weather-resistant design
- Installs in seconds, no tools
- Mud Buddy model fits all Mud Buddy motors
- GTR XD model fits all GTR XD motors, with Velcro straps
- 6-month warranty against manufacturer defects
Pick your motor
Choose the mitt for your motor and check out in one step. Not sure which you run? Call or text 385-695-3807.
Questions
Which mitt fits my motor?
Pick Mud Buddy for any Mud Buddy motor, or Gator Tail GTR XD for any GTR XD motor. If you're not sure, call or text 385-695-3807.
Can I still work my switches?
Yes. That's the point. Your bare hand stays warm inside the mitt, so you can feel and operate the throttle and switches without gloves.
How does it install?
It slides over the tiller handle and installs in seconds. The GTR XD model secures with Velcro straps.
Is there a warranty?
Yes. All BPS parts come with a 6 month warranty against manufacturer defects. Improper installation, modification, abuse and weather conditions are not covered.
For a warranty claim, email glade@backwaterperformance.com with a picture of the issue, a description of the problem and your date of purchase.
Stay warm. Stay in control.
Get to the duck hole safely without fighting bulky gloves. $100 for Mud Buddy or GTR XD.
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