Gloves and Mittens

Brands

Outdoor Research
Ibex
Dorfman Pacific
Chaos
Seirus
EMS
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other
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User

Unisex
Men's
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Kids'
Boys'
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Price

less than $25
$25 - $49.99
$50 - $99.99
$100 - $199.99
$200 - $299.99
$300 - $399.99
$400 and above

Recent Glove/Mitten Reviews

Outdoor Research Highcamp 3-Finger Gloves

Good but not perfect. A compromise between warmth and dexterity that works reasonably well in most situations. I had a pair of the original Mutant and wanted to replicate the functionality of the original, the military version being too heavy and stiff by comparison. Going by the OR website sizing guide I ordered a pair of XL but they were too big, I then ordered a pair of Large but they turned out to be a tad small and tight. Luckilly I had in my stash a pair of early OR liner glioves in a very… Full review

Outdoor Research ActiveIce Spectrum Sun Gloves

Good solution to intense sun on hands. These gloves are a great idea for sun protection on an area of the body (hands) that I find gets relatively little attention. Due to persistent activity/use, I find sunscreen on hands (especially on the back) is short-lived. These fingerless gloves provide functional sun screening, while allowing dexterity. Very comfortable...breathable. Used during snow climbs where sun is intense. Expect they'd be good on the water too. Full review

Ibex Knitty Gritty Fingerless Glove

Great merino gloves. I bought a pair of these gloves about two years ago. Now they have some holes and the wool is not in great shape, but I believe I have used them every day for about 5 months of each year. Also the grippers on the palm help you to grab things with more grip than a classic wool glove. Full review

Outdoor Research Lodestar Sensor Gloves

Great hand protection for most any active cold weather pursuit. Contoured design provides comfortable grip and dexterity to perform tasks without removing the glove. Ventilates well for high activity applications in cold, dry environments. Soft, articulated, goat leather palm and finger with Polartec PowerShield covering the back of the hand. Note the extended cuff length giving them a gauntlet sort of feel. Outdoor Research has put a lot of thought into the redesign of their Lodestar Sensor gloves… Full review

Dorfman Pacific G809 Ski Glove

While probably not the glove for the hardcore skier, the Dorfman Pacific G809 Ski Glove is a surprisingly good deal. It is a solid glove for those who only occasionally venture out into winter activities and do not want to spend a fortune on occasional-use gloves. The Dorfman Pacific Company is known for hats, not gloves. I would not have even known about these gloves, except that when my wife and I went to Rocky Mountain National Park last October, I forgot to pack gloves. A local gear shop in… Full review

Chaos CTR Stealth Heater Glove

Glove liner that can add warmth to any outdoor glove. Packs up very small. Another Chaos CTR (Chaos Thermal Regulation) product that is always in my ski jacket pocket is a pair of the CTR Stealth Heater gloves liners. The glove is comprised of a warm stretchy fabric blend of 61% Polyester 33% Rayon (Viloft) 6% Elastane. A stretch knit cuff with a pull-on tab keeps the cold out and the warmth in. I find these gloves work well alone in temperatures into the 40s and add about 10 degrees of comfort… Full review

Seirus Heatwave+ Burst Glove

A good weatherproof, insulated, leather palmed snow sport glove. Heatwave+ increases warmth without adding bulk. The Heatwave+ Burst Glove is another Seirus snowsport product to feature its Heatwave thermodynamic system for increase warmth without adding bulk. This waterproof insulated glove features a Softina shell with a DryHand waterproof and breathable inner glove. 200g Thermolite + 100g HeatLock premium hollow-core insulation provides the bulk of the gloves insulating properties while the… Full review

Outdoor Research Transcendent Mitten

These mittens are a LIFESAVER! I struggle with cold fingers in the winter due to extremely poor circulation, and these mittens are the only ones to be able to warm them up from their numb stage... my hands always end up sweating after I put them on. I have found these gloves to be a wonder of the world, for a reasonable price. I have Raynaud's, yet cannot sit inside...even on the coldest of days. The Transcendent mitts are sleeping bags for your hands. If that doesn't answer the comfort of these… Full review

Chaos CTR Glacier Air Protect Glove

A great lightweight ski glove suitable for spring skiing or winter nordic use. Touch screen compatible index finger. For those of us who ski well into May, the need arises for gloves that protect your hands while not overheating them. I was lucky enough to receive a pair of the CTR Glacier Air Protect gloves for testing just as temperatures started to rise at my home ski area Squaw Valley. With daytime temperatures rising into the mid 50's at the ski area wearing my regular winter ski gloves was… Full review