Ski gloves and mittens

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Dakine Scout Gloves Men
3+1 FREE
57.95 -11% 64.95 RRP
Dakine Blazer Gloves Men
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33.95 -24% 44.95 RRP
Dakine Camino Gloves Women
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47.95 -31% 69.95 RRP
Barts Mittens Junior
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11.95 -66% 34.95 RRP
Barts Gloves Junior
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26.95 -23% 34.95 RRP
Barts Mittens Junior
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12.95 -35% 19.95 RRP
Barts Mittens Junior
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15.95 -20% 19.95 RRP
Dakine Scout Gloves Men
3+1 FREE
48.95 -35% 74.95 RRP
Barts Gloves Junior
3+1 FREE
19.95 -20% 24.95 RRP
Barts Gloves Junior
3+1 FREE
16.95 -32% 24.95 RRP
Ziener Labino Glove Junior
3+1 FREE
29.95 -21% 37.95 RRP
Barts Gloves Junior
3+1 FREE
18.95 -24% 24.95 RRP
Regatta Arlie III Gloves Junior
3+1 FREE
12.95 -63% 34.95 RRP
Barts Mittens 3D Junior
3+1 FREE
23.95 -20% 29.95 RRP
Barts Gloves Junior
3+1 FREE
21.95 -12% 24.95 RRP
Color Kids Mittens Junior
3+1 FREE
17.95 -36% 27.95 RRP
Reusch Snow King Ski Gloves Men
3+1 FREE
29.95
Dakine Titan GTX Gloves Men
3+1 FREE
74.95 -21% 94.95 RRP
Ziener Guffert GTX Gloves Men
3+1 FREE
51.95 -35% 79.95 RRP
Dare 2b Jovial Mittens Junior
3+1 FREE
14.95 -61% 37.95 RRP
Barts Gloves Junior
3+1 FREE
16.95 -32% 24.95 RRP
Dare 2b Zippy Gloves Junior
3+1 FREE
18.95 -46% 34.95 RRP
Color Kids Mittens Junior
3+1 FREE
19.95 -29% 27.95 RRP
Barts Mittens 3D Junior
3+1 FREE
24.95 -17% 29.95 RRP
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Ski Gloves vs. Mittens

There is a distinction between ski gloves and mittens, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Mittens are warmer, but ski gloves allow you to grab things more easily and provide more freedom of movement. In mittens, your fingers are packed together, so you can't use them individually.

What makes good ski gloves?

Unlike mittens, ski gloves have separate compartments for each finger. This allows you to move your fingers independently, offering greater flexibility. In ski gloves, insulation material is placed between each finger, but this material cannot be too thick, as it would reduce mobility. Since each finger has its own section, the insulation tends to be thinner compared to mittens, which can result in more heat loss.

What makes good mittens?

Mittens have only two sections: one for the thumb and one for the other four fingers and the rest of the hand. In mittens, the fingers keep each other warm, and more insulation can be used, making mittens better insulated and less likely to lose heat. When your fingers are wet, putting on ski gloves can be tricky, but this is not an issue with mittens due to the extra space for your fingers. The downside of mittens is that since your fingers are grouped together, it’s more difficult to hold things.

Ski gloves as protection

As mentioned earlier, ski gloves not only keep your hands warm but also offer protection. When skiing or snowboarding at high speeds, the edge of the skis or snowboard can act like a knife. If it comes into contact with your hands, it can cause unpleasant scrapes and cuts. Therefore, never take off your ski gloves on the slopes, even when it's warmer. Wait until you're in the lift or off the slope.

Materials

Most ski gloves are made from fleece or nylon. Fleece ski gloves provide a lot of warmth but are not water-repellent. Ski gloves made of nylon are often lined with fleece on the inside. Nylon repels water, but this doesn’t mean the gloves are waterproof. All ski gloves have a rubber layer on the palm for good grip.

Ski gloves and mittens are easy to put on. The bottom of ski gloves and mittens features an elastic band, drawstring, or Velcro. This ensures a snug fit around the wrist, preventing snow from getting inside.