"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’m a big fan of 3-finger gloves for ski touring and cold resort laps—warmer than a glove, more usable than a mitt. The Omni Trigger hits the mark with bomber leather, solid warmth from the G-Loft insulation,...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I rely on the Freeride 3 Finger Glove for stormy resort days and deep backcountry laps. It gives me the warmth of a mitten with enough dexterity to handle bindings and zippers. The merino lining keeps my hands...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""These gloves are great for kids learning to ride because they improve grip and protect hands during inevitable tumbles. The breathable fabric and easy pull-on design make them comfortable enough that kids actually...
The last thing you need on a winter ride is for your fingers to go numb—rendering you unable to work your shifters or brakes. Wear the Gore Wear Windstopper Thermo Glove, and protect your hands from the chafing nature of wind gusts and the chill of...
Full mittens are ideal on frigid rides when trapping all the warm insulating air is essential. However, mittens significantly reduce dexterity for braking and shifting control. Adding an efficient middle-ground option, Gore Wear’s GORE-TEX Thermo Split...
Dakine's Titan GORE-TEX Glove fights off winter's wrath, so we can comfortably shred on. The warming, waterproof insert stops spray and snowfall from soaking through, while the synthetic insulation stops cold temps from numbing our hands. On especially...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Freewheel 4-Finger Glove is my go-to for winter trail rides and frosty morning commutes. It’s warm without feeling bulky, and I can still shift and brake with total control. The touchscreen pads actually...
Pick apart technical lines with your hands wrapped in warm protection against the elements with the Hestra Freeride CZone 3-Finger Glove. Tweaked specifically for snowboarders, these 3-finger gloves add dexterity for strapping in and adjusting forward...
"When you're getting face-fulls of snow with every turn you make, you need the extended protection of the Hestra Army Leather Patrol Gauntlet Glove. Its gauntlet design, with an adjustable elasticized wrist, keeps snow out on the deepest powder days of...
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...
Find the last remaining powder stashes a week after the last storm with help from the Hestra Hunters Gauntlet CZone Glove. Its durable cowhide palm withstands wear from ski poles, boot buckles, and tow ropes. Leather's great, but it isn't the most breathable...
For maximum comfort in cold climates, we throw on the Swix Star XC 3. 0 Glove. We love that they feature insulation on the palm and upper glove to keep our hands and fingers warm, while the 4-way stretch lycra upper material optimizes our dexterity and...
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:“I wear these gloves almost every day through fall and spring—they’re just the right weight. The stretch fleece keeps my hands warm without overheating, and I can still check trail maps or texts without taking...
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...
The Hestra Army Leather Wool Glove keeps your digits toasty when you slice and dice through tight aspens and well-spaced pines, seeking out powder stashes days after the last dump. This glove features waterproof impregnated cowhide and goat leather, protecting...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I use the Trail Glove 8 when I want that close-to-the-ground feel without losing protection. The burrito tongue really does wrap the foot comfortably, and the rear sling keeps the heel locked in even on faster...
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...
Full mittens are ideal on frigid rides when trapping all the warm insulating air is essential. However, mittens significantly reduce dexterity for braking and shifting control. Adding an efficient middle-ground option, Gore Wear’s GORE-TEX Thermo Split...
The Hestra Women’s Heli Glove gives you warmth and waterproof protection whether you’re hopping out of a ‘copter in the Chugach or cutting icy lines at your local hill. The Triton three-layer shell and Fiberfill synthetic insulation keep wet and...
We pull on the Vigor Heavyweight Sensor Glove from Outdoor Research when the temp is seriously low and our pursuit's demands are high. This rugged, toasty pair has both brawn and brains with the innovative thermo-regulating technology providing us with...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I use the Trail Glove 8 when I want that close-to-the-ground feel without losing protection. The burrito tongue really does wrap the foot comfortably, and the rear sling keeps the heel locked in even on faster...
Whether we're getting in those late spring laps or need some warmth on a snow-covered adventure, the Outdoor Research ExtraVert Gloves give us comfort when cool temps and inclement weather are in the forecast. These gloves feature a stretchy wind- and...
When the day is hot and the trails are calling, we're slipping on the Trail Air Long Finger Glove. They're designed for maximum ventilation with a micro-vented, perforated palm and a lightweight breathable back of the hand so we can ride all day without...
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:“I started using these on desert hikes and river days where my hands were taking the most sun, and they made an immediate difference. They’re light enough that I forget I’m wearing them, but they still add...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I use the Vigor Lightweight Sensor Glove for everything from chilly runs to layering under ski mitts. The ActiveTemp fleece manages heat better than most liners, and the silicone grip is surprisingly reliable...