"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I use the Alpinite GORE-TEX Glove for everything from ice climbing to stormy backcountry tours. The fit gives me great grip and feel without sacrificing warmth, and I can still operate my phone when I need to....
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I took the Black Diamond Spark Gloves on a week of touring in variable conditions, and they handled everything from cold, dry powder days to wet storm snow without missing a beat. The goat leather shell is noticeably...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Ripper Zipper on the Werewolf Claw Mitten is something I did not know I needed until I had it. Being able to rip it open mid-run to grab my phone or vent some heat without pulling off my mitt completely is...
Optimize breathability, while keeping your paws protected with Troy Lee's minimalist Air Gloves. These summerweight gloves combine a spandex upper that breathes with ease, with a synthetic leather palm for gripping the bars, and giving you just enough...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I grabbed the Synchilla Fleece Gloves for a young adventurer in my family, and they have held up through a full cold season of hiking, playing outside, and everything in between. The recycled fleece keeps hands...
Checking off our tick list at the crag with our partner requires lots of belaying, rappelling, and general rope management. Thankfully, the Direct Route II Glove prevents rope burn when lowering our partner and keeps our fingers warm as we stand in the...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I bring the Stowe Aerogel Glove on every winter trip where weight and warmth matter. It’s shockingly warm for how compact it is, and the Aerogel insulation really works—my hands stay comfortable even when...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I use the Trail Glove 8 when I want to feel connected to the ground without going fully minimal. The Barefoot 2 platform keeps my stride natural, and the Vibram outsole grips really well on hardpack and rocky...
Enduro riding doesn't always go easy on our hands, but that's why we're wearing the Flowline Glove from Troy Lee Designs. An adjustable hook-and-loop cuff makes for easy on and off, and a single-layer palm with laser perforated holes enhances breathability....
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I’ve worn the Revolution GORE-TEX Gloves on everything from resort laps to backcountry tours. They’re warm without being bulky, and the undercuff design slides easily under my jacket sleeves. The synthetic...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I wore these for back-to-back storm days at the resort and my hands stayed dry and cozy the whole time. They’re warm, grippy, and have great wrist cinches to keep snow out—solid pick for resort days."" When...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""This is the glove I reach for when I want warmth without bulk and a clean, classic look. The leather is supple right out of the box, and the wool insulation keeps my hands comfortable across a wide temperature...
Spring may bring dry trails that are prime for running on, but that doesn't mean you aren't going to encounter cool temps and the occasional rain shower, so be ready to protect your paws from the ever-changing spring weather with La Sportiva's Trail Glove....
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An innovative glove sold in singles, not pairs, the SITKA Callers GORE-TEXeft Gloveets you keep 1 hand free for better calling and trigger control. Between waves, keep your trigger hand warm in the highly insulated, Berber-lined
Kids are happiest when they're comfortable, and the Troy Lee Designs Kids' Air Gloves are made to keep them smiling through warm days on the trail. Panels of lightweight and stretchy spandex protect their hands and dry fast to prevent overly sweaty discomfort,...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This is a great lightweight glove for active days when the weather is damp but not brutally cold. I like how flexible it feels, making it easy to move, grip, and play, while the waterproof membrane keeps hands...
Troy Lee Designs gloves are all researched, designed and meticulously tested before they make their way on to the hands of great athletes around the world. The Swelter glove is designed to extend your riding into cooler weather. The 3 layer softshell...
The Hunter Light Gloves are a lightweight pair of gloves, ideal for warm weather riding. The stretchy, breathable fabric has excellent flexibility and ventilation, the synthetic leather palm will provide good grip and durability, the cuffs are velcro...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""With the Ranger Gel Short Finger Gloves, I get the perfect combination of comfort, grip, and breathability. The TruGel padding helps absorb shock and vibrations, making rough trails and long road rides more comfortable....
We trust the Powder Lite™ II Gloves to keep our hands warm, dry, and comfortable in cold, messy conditions. With advanced Omni-Heat™ thermal-reflective technology, these gloves trap body heat to keep us cozy as temperatures drop. The rain-and-stain-resistant...
Ultimate bar feel with minimal padding, the Troy Lee Designs Ace Glove is a lightweight way to protect our hands during riding. We’re wearing this glove daily, and it offers supreme grip in hot and humid conditions. Silicone print fingertips grab onto...
When our day at the resort begins with a warm-up lap down sweeping groomers before spending some time in technical terrain and ending in the park, we need the Burton Profile Glove. The low-profile gloves are packed with ThermocoreECO insulation that ensures...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""These gloves hit the sweet spot for me—warm enough for mid-winter storms and tough enough to last all season. The goatskin palm breaks in nicely, and the GORE-TEX keeps everything dry even on the wettest pow...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""These gloves are my go-to for midwinter powder days. The full-grain leather breaks in beautifully, the PrimaLoft Gold insulation keeps my hands toasty without feeling bulky, and the grip is spot-on for holding...
