For 7:00 AM fields, damp wind, and “it’s spring… technically.
Every game.
Every practice.
Every temperature.
The Giddyup Glove™ - the fully insulated drink-holding mitten—so you can keep your hand warm and your drink insulated while your other hand handles snacks, texts, and “Moooom!” moments.
Built for coffee, cocoa, tea, and whatever keeps you warm.
Made for Cold Fields + Early Starts
Black & White Buffalo Plaid Giddyup Glove™
Built for standing still.
Early mornings. Extra innings. Practice that runs long.
You grab coffee on the way (or fill your tumbler at home)… then you stand there for two hours like it’s a hobby.
Regular gloves warm your hand. This keeps your hand warm and your drink insulated—without switching hands every five minutes.
Why it works
Because cold fingers are distracting. And parents don’t get to tap out. This is a drink-holding mitten made for long stretches on the sideline—when warmth isn’t “nice,” it’s the difference between comfy and cranky.
Built-In Drink Holder
Hold your can, bottle, or glass steady—no squeezing, no juggling, no spill panic.
One-Hand Cord-Lock Fit
Cyberian cordloc with pull-to-tighten/pull-to-loosen technology. Quick adjust. Secure hold.
Dual Insulation
Insulates your hand and your drink at the same time—so neither gives out mid-game.
Early-Morning Kickoffs
Steam rising off your drink. Breath in the air. You’re there before the sun’s fully awake—warm enough to stay present.
Between-Play Chats
Leaning on the fence. Talking with other parents. Watching every moment without the constant hand-switch routine.
Last Practice Under the Lights
The field glows, the temp drops fast, and somehow you’re still there—comfortable enough to finish strong.
Small-batch production in Bend, Oregon.
When a print’s gone, it’s gone.
Made by a mom who was cold, too.
If you’re curious how a sideline problem turned into a product—
It’s not marketed as a technical waterproof glove — but with three layers (fleece outer, Thinsulate insulation, and a plush sherpa lining), it handles snow and everyday moisture extremely well.
It takes a lot — think waterfall-level commitment — to push through all of that and reach your hand.
For normal cold-weather use, you’re covered.
It’s designed for insulated travel tumblers and standard to-go cups (no handles). Slide it in, tighten the cord, and you’re set.
One size fits most—kids to women and most men.
It’s ambidextrous. Wear it on whichever hand you prefer and switch anytime.
