
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""These are the gloves I grab for long ski days when I need guaranteed protection. The GORE-TEX® membrane keeps my hands dry in heavy snow, and the Thinsulate insulation keeps them warm without too much bulk....
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
The Youth Defend Glove are a perfect mix of lightweight top hand material and a minimal, yet extremely durable palm. The stretch mesh finger gussets (the fabric between your fingers) increases flexibility as well as helps channel air through the glove...
Warm, waterproof, and breathable, the Burton GORE-TEX Glove offers a grown-up level of protection we won't even find in some other brands' pro-model gloves. The smooth, brushed microfiber lining and comfortable pre-curved fit offers our little shredder's...
"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...
Full-grown tech in a youth mitt. The Avenger GORE-TEX Mitt utilities top-notch tech to keep small hands happy. Because kids need high-level protection too, the DWR treated shell and GORE-TEX insert keeps moisture from entering from outside while letting...
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:“I’ve spent full ski days in these when conditions were cold, wet, and windy, and they’ve held up better than most gloves in this category. The stretch makes them easier to move in than a traditional gauntlet,...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wear the Rosso Corsa Pro Gloves when I want pro-level aero with real comfort. The padding hits right where I need it on long hoods sections, and the extended cuff fits perfectly under my jersey sleeves. Plus,...
"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....
Bombing rocky descents and winding through tight, tree-lined trails feels best when we've got a dominating grip and feel on our bars and levers: The Yeti Enduro Glove offers just that. They're lightweight with ventilated stretch mesh on the back of the...
"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...
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...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This is the sweet spot between mitten warmth and glove dexterity. The liner is super cozy, the gauntlet keeps snow out, and they’re tough enough for daily resort use. A great value for Hestra quality.""Balancing...
The Troy Lee Ace 2. 0 Glove is what we wear to keep our hands protected and free from unwanted moisture. We’re wearing this glove daily, as it offers supreme grip in hot and humid conditions. Silicone print fingertips grab onto the brake levers, meaning...
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 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...
Designed to keep you warm on long winter rides, the Defend Pro Fire Glove features a low-profile fit and water-resistant materials. The DWR treatment sheds water and works to keep your gloves clean and dry while the waterproof Clarino leather palm maintains...
The Burton Vent Glove keeps our little shredder comfortable while out on the hills all season long. Since this glove is packed with super warm Thermacore synthetic insulation, our kiddo's fingers are protected from the icy cold, while the 2-layer membrane...
Introducing the Swix Solo Training Glove - Women's, your perfect outdoor companion. Crafted with a thermal stretch fabric and insulated lining, these gloves assure warmth on cold days. The rubberized palm provides superior grip, enhancing your performance...
Black Diamond's Crag Glove gives a good grip on dirty climbing ropes so you can save your good grip for the climb. Made for belaying and via ferrata, this glove combines breathable, stretchy mesh at the back with durable, synthetic leather at the palm...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""These gloves are my go-to when I need something windproof but not bulky. They breathe well on the skintrack, grip poles securely, and the touchscreen pads actually work—even when it's cold out."" From crisp...
Bombing rocky descents and winding through tight, tree-lined trails feels best when we've got a dominating grip and feel on our bars and levers: The Yeti Enduro Glove offers just that. They're lightweight with ventilated stretch mesh on the back of the...
"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...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I really like the short cuff on these gloves—it makes it easy to pull my jacket sleeve over them without bulk. They’re warm enough for lift days and snowmobiling, but still breathable, and the Rubbertec palm...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I use these for shoulder-season runs when conditions change fast. I like having the mitten layer ready when wind hits, then tucking it away once I warm up without stopping.""We head out when the air still bites,...