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Frequently asked questions
Are mittens warmer than gloves?
Yes. Mittens keep your fingers together so they share warmth, which makes them the better choice for cold days and people whose hands get cold easily. Gloves give more dexterity for buckles, zippers and phones. Many skiers keep a pair of each.
How do I find my glove size?
Measure around your dominant hand at the knuckles, not including the thumb, and compare it to the brand's size chart on the product page. Gloves should leave a little room at the fingertips. Tight gloves are colder, because they compress the insulation and restrict blood flow.
What does Gore-Tex add to a ski glove?
A Gore-Tex insert is a waterproof, breathable membrane that keeps snow and meltwater out while letting sweat escape. That matters on wet Midwest days and when you're handling snow. Leather gloves are naturally water-resistant and benefit from an occasional leather treatment.
Should I use glove liners?
Liners add a thin layer of warmth under gloves or mittens and let you use your hands briefly without exposing skin. Some have touchscreen fingertips. They're a cheap way to make your current gloves warmer.