Don’t let frosty fingers slow you down! Our Glove reviews help you find the perfect pair to conquer any winter adventure. We analyze warmth-to-weight ratios, waterproof materials, and dexterity-enhancing features. Whether you’re carving fresh lines on the slopes, building a snowman with the kids, or hitting the trails, explore in-depth reviews to find gloves that keep your hands warm, dry, and ready for anything winter throws your way.
Waterproof gloves and socks that feel like knit gloves? I was skeptical. I had to try them for myself. Cross Point Gear specializes in waterproof hats, gloves, and socks that are also breathable. That...
Skinning really is the tale of two sports: a sweaty uphill followed by a chilly downhill. Luckily, Vermont Glove has you covered with the Uphill Skier. It is the most versatile glove Vermont Glove...
It is the season of yard work and my go to glove for getting it done has been the Vermonter work glove Vermont Glove. Here at our lake house in Northern Michigan there seems...
With over a century of experience in glove making, it was time for me to try out Vermont Gloves. This winter, I’ve been skiing, fishing, and shoveling snow in their Jefflo Mitt. Vermont Gloves...
As someone who spends a lot of time outdoors in cold and wet conditions, I’m always on the lookout for high-quality cold weather gear. This winter, I had the chance to test out the...
Old man winter came rushing in in a big hurry this year. These cold temperatures had me frantically digging out my winter apparel sooner than normal. A couple of items that I did not...
It is been a big winter out West with lots of snow and more on the way. With this much snow my old gloves have been used and abused and are ready to be...
The Gordini Polar Mitt is hands down one of the best values on the market for a set of cold weather mittens. These mittens are waterproof to keep the moisture out on wet snow...
When checking out gloves, there are literally hundreds of options ranging from $5-$350 on the market to choose from. DAKINE, a long time maker of gloves and mittens for winter travel has long been...
The Gordini Women’s Challenge XIV Ski Mitt is a mid-weight ski mitten that is designed to keep your hands toasty when the temperatures range from 10F to 32F. As a cold handed gal that...
Details on the Mountain Hardwear Jalapeno Outdry Mitt Waterproof: Yes Windproof: Yes Insulation: Thermal Q Elite (synthetic insulation) Lining: fleece Gauntlet: Extended, works best over the jacket cuff. Easy to wrap hand around ski...
This is a very cool and rugged looking piece of must-have outdoor snow gear. There is an all black version available, but I am super happy with my Bourbon colored Dakine Kodiak Glove. I’ve...
The Black Diamond Super Light Mitt is named so for a reason, and I bet you can guess why that is? Sure, they are very light. I, on the other hand, would have called...
Do cold hands have you avoiding the outdoors this winter? If your answer is yes, maybe you should look into upgrading to a new pair of gloves. Better yet, you should look into upgrading...
The Gordini Stash Lite Gloves are a wonderful addition to any active outdoor winter athlete’s wardrobe. Ideal for warm weather skiing, backcountry hiking, snowshoeing, or simply a chillier night out on the town. I...
As the winter season approaches, for many it is time to get out the cold weather running gear such as gloves and mittens. For others, myself included, who have perpetually cold hands in all...
There are a number of companies on the market that make quality winter gloves. In the last few years, Columbia decided that it would step up to the plate and compete with the outdoor...
When The North Face says this is the biggest, baddest, mitten they have ever made, I was very interested to see if this statement came from the designers or the marketing department. This is...
Having the right pair of gloves can make or break your day on the slopes. If you like your hands warm and dry all day long, then you should definitely check out the Columbia Sportswear...
Relying on good-old-fashioned, native ways to keep your hands warm may raise some eyebrows in this high-tech era, but if it worked for the rugged Cree Indians, it can certainly work for modern man....
