10 Reviews: Best Ski Gloves of All Time (Apr 2024)

The Kombi Sanctum GORE-TEX® Glove is an extremely warm, highly waterproof ski glove that will keep you warm and dry in all weather. The Sanctum is a down-insulated glove that is among the warmest on the market. A hand warmer packet can be added to a zipped heater pocket to increase the heat even further. It also has a GORE-TEX® waterproof/breathable material that is guaranteed to keep you dry. A leather palm offers superb grip and a stretch softshell outer material provides pleasant dexterity.

Bought these for my ever growing boys for our Colorado ski trip…Fingers stayed warm! Love the wrist cuff & hand warmer pocket. Just needed to get a pair of liners. Use the size guide & you can’t go wrong

by Hipichic

The Hestra Vertical Cut Czone Gloves protect your hands from the elements by blocking out hard snow, debris, branches, and rocks. Obstacles are deflected with shock-absorbing foam, and the windproof, waterproof design protects against the weather. You may find yourself wearing them all the time.

... Most people I know use these for more typical ski days on the West Coast. I'm typically a large in most gloves (or a medium that fits big) and the Hestra 9 is a perfect fit for me. As with all Hestras, use of the Hestra Glove Balm helps these stay waterproof and extends the life of the leather. Very durable materials, great neoprene wrist that slips underneath the jacket cuffs, and like all Hestras, they're dexterous AF.

by Alex W.

The Outdoor Research Extravert Gloves are designed for icy conditions and are ideal for extended days on the skis when traveling. The pre-curved construction and plush leather palm provide an ergonomic fit. Even in wet conditions, the wool mix lining keeps your hands toasty.

Great gloves. Comfy and nice to look at. Good for 0 to -8 then not warm enough. If you don’t have sausage fingers you could possibly fit liners in to warm them up

by Liam R.

The Norrona Gore-Tex Infinium Short Gloves are ideal for skiers looking for a light glove with complete mobility. They’re pre-bent at the fingers, elastic, and transfer moisture away from the skin, making them ideal for cross-country skiing in wet weather. You will like the warm, nimble, and comfy goat leather palms.

Pretty much perfect glove for wet west coast weather - not insulated but still warm and hands stay dry. Leather palms a nice touch. Excellent quality

by Chris S.

The Hestra Sport Leather Fall Line Gloves are wonderful short-length freeride gloves that are well constructed and designed. The gloves are constructed of soft, supple aniline cowhide leather, which is the best grade leather available. They are not only visually pleasing, but they also contain a number of useful qualities. The Bemberg polyester lining aids in maintaining a secure grip on the skis. For extra warmth, they also contain foam insulation and a neoprene cuff to keep out deep powder.

I use them for everyday activities but purchased them specifically for backcountry use and they have held up to everything i’ve put them through. I bought them online and used the sizing recommendations and bought a half size larger and it fit perfectly. Overall great quality feel and comfort. Very satisfied!

by Christopher E.

For dedicated skiers, a women’s version of Hestra’s classic Army Leather Heli Ski Gloves is a wise purchase. When adjusting your boots or skis, the palm is constructed of supple goat leather for excellent grip. The HESTRA Triton 3-layer polyamide fabric on the upper body is completely waterproof and breathable. The gloves include a detachable polyester lining for simple washing and drying, so they can be used year after year.

I own a couple pairs of these gloves and mitts. I had purchased the gortex lined version but the liners are not removable making it difficult to dry and now the liners are packed out making it impossible to replace without replacing the whole glove. These gloves are a replacement for those as the liners are removable. The shells last for ever.

by Doug W.

If you’re looking for a great beginner ski glove, Auclair’s Frost Gloves are a great choice. The nylon and leather covering is buffeted by a waterproof, breathable membrane, which is described as an alpine softshell glove. There’s synthetic insulation, but you still can use a brushed, soft, warm lining that feels just perfect.

These fit very well, are warm, and kept the snow out during a deep-snow adventure this past weekend. Highly recommended!

by Jay J.

The Black Diamond Guide GTX Gloves are built for intensity, with durable outer shells constructed of 4-way stretch nylon and goat leather. The detachable liners (made of PrimaLoft Gold synthetic insulation) are simple to remove and dry. Gore-Tex inserts are waterproof and ideal for damp, rainy conditions. The well-made wrist strap system keeps them in place even under the harshest situations.

These gloves are warm and comfortable. Can't wait to hit the ski hill with these. Definitely recommend these gloves.

by Thao N.

To keep the cold at bay, you’ll need an expedition-level ski glove. The new OR Super Couloir Sensor Glove is the brand’s warmest ski glove, with breathable VerticalX insulation and a polyester fleece inside. The kit is completed with a waterproof Gore-Tex shell, Pittards Oiltac goat leather palm, and touchscreen compatible index and thumb. 

Love these! Super soft, super warm, decent dexterity for bigger gloves.

by Phil

Don’t believe it when skiers claim their hands never get chilly. They’re lying through their teeth chattering. The fact is that certain winter days need all the warmth you can muster—and such days are the majority for those of us with poor circulation. That’s where the heated Solano mitt (or glove) with BD’s enhanced rechargeable heating technology comes in handy. It’s composed of hard materials like waterproof goat leather and 200-gram PrimaLoft Gold insulation to keep the cold out, and three adjustable heat settings allow you choose how much more you need to keep warm.