of the firearm 4 fig2 and 3 show most clearly which portion of the sleeve should remain un insulated alternatively the mitt protrusion 3 may initially be detached from the sleeve 2 the mitt may be affixed to a human hand and arm and later attached to the remainder of the sleeve when use of the firearm is desired enthusiasts of remote control devices such as remote controlled cars boats and airplanes often must practice their hobbies outdoors because of indoor space constraints in colder months or in inclement weather circumstances the user may desire to both protect the sensitive remote control device from the elements while also ensuring that the user 39 s own hands remain warm and nimble during operation fig5 demonstrates an alternative embodiment insulated enclosure 102 for housing a trigger remote control 103 commonly used to control entertainment devices such as remote controlled cars and boats the enclosure 102 generally includes an insulated bag 104 made of weather resistant cloth or similarly suitable material the bag 104 includes an insulated layer 114 and an un insulated weather resistant layer 112 a bag opening 110 allows the user to insert one hand into the bag to access the remote control 103 the bag insulation layer 114 extends to the opening 110 an access hole 120 for an antenna is provided for a typical trigger remote 103.