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Frequently Asked Questions
If your hands get cold, buy mittens: your fingers share warmth inside. If you adjust bindings, buckles and zips all day, buy gloves. A trigger mitt like the XTM Patrol is a middle path. Many skiers carry a mitt for cold lift days and a lighter glove for spring.
Yes. The XTM Aurel, Patrol glove and trigger mitt, Everest II glove and mitt, and the Velocity World Cup all have goatskin leather shells, and the Phoenix II and Pilot EVT have leather palms. Leather grips poles well and stands up to wear, and a GORE-TEX, eVent or XtremeTex15+ waterproof layer inside keeps them dry.
Measure around your hand just below the knuckles. On XTM's unisex chart, M is 19 to 21.6 cm, L is 21.6 to 24.1 cm and XL is 24.1 to 26.7 cm. Men's-cut models have their own chart on the product page, so check it before you order.
Yes. Most of our range is unisex, and across it sizes run from 2XS to 3XL, so larger hands are well covered. The men's-cut models are the Whistler II, Samurai glove and mitt, and Les Alpes. Choose by fit, warmth and waterproofing rather than the label.
How to choose men's ski gloves
• Glove, trigger mitt or mitten:How to choose men's ski gloves
• Glove, trigger mitt or mitten: gloves suit skiers who work buckles, poles and zips all day. Mittens are warmer because the fingers share heat. The Patrol trigger mitt frees your thumb and index finger and keeps the other three together.
• Waterproofing: look for a GORE-TEX insert (Whistler II, Phoenix II, Everest II, Patrol, Radiator) or an eVent membrane rated 20,000 mm (Pilot EVT, Fable III). XTM's HiDry and XtremeTex15+ liners cover the lower-priced gloves.
• Insulation: the Samurai glove has 260 g of Thinsulate on the back of the hand, the Whistler II 190 g of Toasty fill, and the Everest II 250 g of PrimaLoft Gold.
• Leather or synthetic: goatskin grips poles and wears well. The Aurel, Patrol, Everest II and Velocity World Cup have leather shells, and the Phoenix II and Pilot EVT have leather palms.
• Cuff: gauntlet cuffs (Whistler II, Everest II) go over your jacket sleeve; short cuffs like the Aurel sit under it.
The men's snow gloves and mittens we stock
• Men's cut: Whistler II GORE-TEX glove, Samurai glove and mitt with heat pocket and touch screen tips, and the Les Alpes glove with 240 g Thinsulate and a HiDry liner.
• Leather: Aurel, Patrol glove and trigger mitt, Everest II glove and mitt, and the Velocity World Cup with SUPERFABRIC on the back of the hand.
• eVent: Pilot EVT, Fable III, and the Valentino Pitch EVT and Ascent mitts from the XTM x Valentino Guseli collection.
• Budget and liners: XPress II, Nash, Drytec liner and the Merino Aerogrid.
• Extras: Hot Hands air-activated warmers and Glove Strap II leashes.
Snowboarding, touring and Japan
Snowboarders sit in the snow and grab bindings, so a leather palm and a mitt or trigger mitt make sense. Ski tourers often climb in a lighter glove such as the Pilot EVT, 181 g on average. For long, cold lift days in Hokkaido, the Radiator (330 g Hi-Loft) or the Everest II mitt are the warm picks. Add a balaclava or neck warmer, or see heated gloves.
Why buy from Oz Backcountry
Free shipping Australia-wide over $150 (T&Cs apply). In-stock items go out from our Helensvale warehouse on the Gold Coast; some sizes ship direct from the supplier and take a little longer. The "In stock – ships immediately" filter shows what is ready to go today.
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