Gloves and Mittens
The best gloves and mittens, reviewed and curated by the Trailspace community. The latest review was added on April 12, 2021. Stores' prices and availability are updated daily.
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Recent Glove/Mitten Reviews
Give'r Classic Give'r Gloves
These gloves are for morning chores, all day on the slopes from first chair to last call, and still perfect for that après time around the campfire. When work and play become indistinguishable, you’ve got it figured out. In our forest, we smile just as hard when we’re enjoying a cocktail as when we’re chopping wood and watching it burn. The foundation to a successful day in the woods are your boots… of course. But second only to your boots are your gloves. Give'r Classics Large We were… Full review
Black Diamond Dirt Bag Mitts
Black Diamond's Dirt Bag Mitts are a very warm, durable product at a spectacular price-point ($44.95 USD). These highly water resistant mittens are made with a goat leather outer which is built to last. Ideal for temperatures well under freezing (30°F or less), the Dirt Bag Mitts are designed for snowsports, hiking/backpacking, or general outdoor activities and chores. Note: Black Diamond also offers a Dirt Bag Glove counterpart. When warmth is a necessity, quality hand-wear is absolutely indispensable. Full review
Black Diamond MidWeight WoolTech Gloves
I liked the idea of midweight liners to do small camp tasks in and to use while skinning. I’m just not sure these are burly enough for camp tasks or thin enough to be used as glove liners. The leather palm probably temped me to be too rough on them. The search for the perfect glove continues... If you're interested in gloves that aren't made from plastic you might want to check out these. The majority of these gloves is made from renewable materials such as goat leather and wool. Very little… Full review
Outdoor Research Gripper Heated Sensor Gloves
The Outdoor Research Gripper Heated Sensor Glove is a well-built, battery-powered heated glove that can make life a little bit more enjoyable on those cold winter days. The placement of the button that turns on/off the batteries could use some reengineering in order to minimize the chances of accidentally being bumped. Conditions:I’ve worn the Outdoor Research Heated Sensor Gripper Gloves for two-and-a-half months during the winter in the eastern US, with temps down to 5°F (-15°C) and combinations… Full review
Craft Hybrid Weather Glove
A simple, lightweight glove with a hide-away finger cover that can be used for a boost during warm up, lunch breaks, or windy conditions. Breathable and fast-drying. Warm enough for moderate to high activity in circum-freezing temperatures, and great for around camp in shoulder seasons. I’m on my second pair of these gloves. I picked up the first pair in a sale bin at a local retailer early last season and used them for not-too-cold xc skiing, some backcountry ski ascents for the rest of the season,… Full review
Black Diamond HeavyWeight WoolTech Liner
The Black Diamond HeavyWeight WoolTech glove liners provide good hand dexterity in cool weather (sub 40°F), while also working as a liner under a heavier glove or mitten in colder weather (approx. 28°F). Quality goatskin palms give greater feel and durability, allowing the wearer to focus on the chore "at-hand." The HeavyWeight WoolTech Liner glove is ideal for people looking for versatility, without looking flashy or breaking the bank. These gloves are ideal as a liner in all cold weather outdoor… Full review
SealSkinz Waterproof Extreme Cold Weather Gauntlet
The SealSkinz Waterproof Extreme Cold Weather Gauntlet is a well-constructed, warm and waterproof glove for getting out and about in the cold. Ideal for downhill skiing and backcountry ski descents when temperature fall below -10˚C / teens F, and as a camp glove in somewhat higher temperatures. Preliminary Review Sealskinz has provided me with two pairs of gloves to put to the test, these and the All Weather Glove. Sealskinz specializes in waterproof/breathable socks, gloves, mittens, and hats,… Full review
SealSkinz Waterproof All Weather Glove
The SealSkinz Waterproof All Weather Glove is a tough, waterproof-breathable glove, but the suede palms and fingers wet easily, so the gloves feel cold and wet even when they are dry inside. Best reserved for moist but not wet shoulder season activity. Preliminary Review Sealskinz has provided me with two pairs of gloves to put to the test, these and the Extreme Cold Weather Gauntlet. Sealskinz specializes in waterproof/breathable socks, gloves, mittens, and hats, with nearly 50 options just in… Full review
Outdoor Research Inception Aerogel Gloves
The Outdoor Research Inception Aerogel Gloves are warm, flexible, and comfortable gloves. They have become go-to gloves that I use on my daily snowshoeing and winter hiking outings. I have used these gloves for more than 60 days, in temperatures ranging from minus 4 (f) to 33 degrees, and in both dry and wet and snowy conditions. As the winter has progressed, in addition to use during my daily snowshoeing and winter hiking outings, I have used them while kick-sledding and shoveling snow. They are… Full review
