
"The Montana Ski Glove carries 300 grams of Heatseeker insulation on the back of the hand and 160 grams in the palm, the same warmth load found in a mitten, without giving up separated fingers to get it. A waterproof DryVent shell and insert keep that...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I grabbed these for my niece who never wants to stop building snowmen long enough to answer a text. The fleece kept her hands warm under her mittens all afternoon, and she loved that she could still use her phone...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I like these gloves for everyday cold-weather use when I still need dexterity. The fleece is soft and warm without being bulky, and the touchscreen fingers actually work. They’re my go-to for commuting, travel...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wore the All Tracks Undercuff Glove for fast laps on warmer days and it was perfect—lightweight, waterproof, and super easy to slide under my jacket cuffs. Plus, I love that I can use my phone without peeling...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like this design because it stays warm without taking away the dexterity I need for bindings or zippers. The removable liner dries fast, and the leather palm handles real use day after day.""When storm cycles...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like this 3-finger setup for cold days when I still need to manage zippers or bindings. The goatskin grip is tough and reliable, and the removable liner dries quickly after long back-to-back sessions.""When...
"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 wore the Touch N Go Glove Liner on a cold, windy chairlift day and never had to strip a layer to check my phone or grab my poles. The silicone palm gripped everything from zippers to trekking poles, and my hands...
With 4-way stretch breathable mesh, a wide opening with simple hook-and-loop closure, and durable AX Suede™, the DND™ Jr. II glove is perfect for young riders who are excited to hit the trails.The wide mouth cuff is easy to open for fitting, and the...
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...
"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...
With GripIt's All Ride Glove fit snugly to our hands, we are able to hit the trail with confidence, comfort, and a unique style. The slip-on design makes for an easy on-and-off, while the polyester construction offers superior breathability and freedom...
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...
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...
The Outdoor Research Sureshot Heated Softshell Gloves bring us some battery-powered heat when our fingers start getting cold on the slopes. The ALTIHeat technology delivers customizable heat settings to dial in our preferred temperature while the breathable...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve worn the Lyngen Windstopper Gloves ski touring, hiking, and even biking in shoulder seasons. The snug fit keeps my hands nimble, and the Gore-Tex Infinium fabric does an awesome job cutting wind while staying...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I grab these gloves when conditions are cold, snowy, and demanding. The insulation is well-balanced, keeping hands warm without feeling bulky, and the gauntlet closure does an excellent job sealing out snow....
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like this design because it stays warm without taking away the dexterity I need for bindings or zippers. The removable liner dries fast, and the leather palm handles real use day after day.""When storm cycles...
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...
Small but mighty, the Columbia Fast Trek III Glove keeps little fingers warm while they brave winter weather. These gloves call on a moisture wicking fleece construction that traps plenty of heat, a reinforced palm that encourages play, and a touchscreen...
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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...
Fleecy on the inside, weather-resistant on the outside, the Ranger Fire Glove is a lightweight glove with a water-resistant AX Suede palm for gripping the bars in all kinds of trail conditions. The fleece insulation keeps your hands nice and warm and...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like this glove because the leather breaks in beautifully and the insulation stays warm even when the weather turns wet. It’s simple, tough, and reliable—exactly what I want for everyday resort use.""On...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wore these Screen Grab Glove Liners under my mitts on a cold lift line day and never had to peel a layer off to check my phone. The fleece kept my hands warm without any bulk, so gripping my poles still felt...