Frequently Asked Questions | Snow Gloves

Should winter gloves be tight or loose?

Winter gloves should fit neither tight nor loose but somewhere in the middle to make them, as Goldilocks would say, “just right”. More specifically, you want a finger pinch of space between the end of your fingers and the edge of the glove. This allows the heat generated from your hands to move within the gloves. Keeping you toasty for longer.

Take a peek at our glove size chart to help choose your correct size.

What sizes do snow gloves come in?

Snow gloves come in a variety of sizes from XS to XXL. We also sell women’s snow gloves, men’s snow gloves, unisex snow gloves and kids snow gloves. 

Consult our glove size chart to help choose your correct size.

What is the difference between ski mittens and gloves?

The difference between ski mittens and gloves is that mittens have two sections, one for the thumb and one for the fingers. Alternatively, a glove has separate sections for each finger and thumb. In good news, both bring good vibes for high fives.

When it comes to benefits, mittens are warmer than gloves. Our Everest GORE-TEX Mitt being the warmest in our collection. Comparatively, gloves offer more dexterity if that’s what you’re looking for. Our Fable GORE-TEX glove features Gore-Grip technology making it the most nimble glove in our collection. 

Are mittens or gloves better for snowboarding?

When deciding between mittens or gloves for snowboarding, ask yourself a few questions. Do your hands get cold easily? Mittens will be warmer. Do you want more dexterity? Gloves are going to perform better. Want the best of both worlds? Grab a trigger or “lobster” mitt. It’s the transformer of the glove world and blends a mitten with a glove. Genius right?

Are GoreTex gloves worth it?

GORE-TEX gloves come in a variety of prices but are always well worth your hard earned cash. The GORE-TEX membrane is one of the best and highest rated waterproof membranes on the market which makes it perfect for hitting the slopes.

Our GORE-TEX gloves range from wallet-friendly to goatskin leather masterpieces.