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Blackstrap Cruiseliner Glove Liner
Blackstrap Cruiseliner Glove Liner: A low-bulk glove liner for use inside a roomier shell glove.
$34.99
Kinco Lined Heavy Duty Premium Grain & Suede Pigskin Glove
Kinco Lined Heavy Duty Premium Grain & Suede Pigskin Glove: An insulated glove using durable pigskin leather.
$53.99
Hestra Comfort Tracker 5 Finger
Hestra Comfort Tracker 5 Finger: A glove using an insulated weather-protective shell with no specific membrane claimed from the title.
$60.00
Flylow Tough Guy Glove
Flylow Tough Guy Glove: A work-style ski glove built from pretreated pigskin leather with a breathable fabric back.
$45.00
Kinco Lined Premium Grain Pigskin Palm
Kinco Lined Premium Grain Pigskin Palm: An insulated glove using durable pigskin leather. Work-oriented warmth for skiing and cold outdoor tasks.
$34.99
Jetty Moor Beanie
Jetty Moor Beanie: A knit cold-weather cap. Casual warmth before and after activity.
$28.00
Leki Force 3D Ski Poles
Leki Force 3D Ski Poles: A fixed-length aluminum shaft. Reliable pole plants and balance for alpine skiing.
$179.95
Flylow Magarac Glove
Flylow Magarac Glove: A ski glove with a pigskin palm, 500-denier Oxford back and an internal waterproof bag.
$75.00
Gordini M Wander Glove
Gordini M Wander Glove: A glove using an insulated weather-protective shell with no specific membrane claimed from the title.
$27.99
Swany M X-Cell Glove
Swany M X-Cell Glove: A glove using an insulated weather-protective shell with no specific membrane claimed from the title.
$200.00
MEN'S GLOVES & MITTS
Warm hands. Without the boxing mitts.
We look for serious warmth and waterproofing without giving up the dexterity you need to hold a pole, grab a buckle or actually use your hands.
WARM
Enough insulation for real ski days and cold chairlift rides.
DRY
Real water protection matters when snow turns wet.
DEXTEROUS
Because you still need to hold poles, zip jackets and work bindings.
We Don't Buy Gloves by the Price Tag
A cheap glove can look perfectly good hanging on a rack. The difference starts showing up after you've spent a few hours outside.
We look for gloves and mitts that balance insulation, waterproofing, fit, dexterity and construction. The goal is something you'll actually want to wear for years, not a bargain “weatherproof” glove that becomes considerably less impressive once the weather shows up.
Warm is good. Warm and usable is better.
More insulation isn't automatically better if the glove becomes so bulky you can't comfortably use your hands.
The Little Details Matter
Hand-Warmer Pockets
Waterproof zippered pockets on select models give cold-handed skiers another way to add warmth when needed.
Nose Wipes
Not glamorous. Extremely useful. Soft nose-wipe panels are one of those details you appreciate after the temperature drops.
Durable Construction
Quality leather, reinforced wear areas, good stitching and better materials can turn a glove into something you use season after season.
Good Cuff Design
Under-cuff or gauntlet, the closure should work with your jacket and help keep snow where it belongs.
Real Dexterity
A properly shaped glove should move with your hand instead of making every buckle and zipper a project.
Clean Style
Technical doesn't have to look ridiculous. We like gloves that perform hard and still look good doing it.
Gloves or Mitts?
GLOVES
Better dexterity for poles, bindings, buckles and gear. The right choice for a lot of skiers and riders.
MITTS
Usually warmer because your fingers share heat. If you're always the guy with cold hands, don't rule them out.
Take care of good gloves.
We carry Nikwax waterproofing and leather-care products to help maintain the water resistance, condition the materials and extend the life of quality gloves and mitts.
Outfitting Someone Else?
Women's Gloves & Mitts
Shop Women's Warm. Dry. Still able to use your hands.
That's the standard.