Ski gloves should provide warmth, grip, and freedom of movement in the conditions you ski in. Here you’ll find gloves for cross-country skiing, alpine skiing, training, and racing.
Choose according to activity
Cross-country gloves are often thinner and more breathable, while alpine gloves need more insulation and protection from wind and snow.
Fit and materials
- Your hand should be able to move freely without the glove fitting loosely.
- Leather provides good grip and durability but requires care.
- Synthetic materials dry quickly and are easy to care for.
- Lobster and mitten gloves provide more warmth than five-finger models.
Keep your hands dry
Change gloves on longer days if they become damp, and let them dry at room temperature. Avoid strong direct heat, which can damage the material.
