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Patrol GORE-TEX® Unisex Snow Trigger Mitt
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XTM Everest II Leather Gore-tex Snow Mitt
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Valentino Ascent Snow Leopard Mitt Signature Collection
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. In a mitten your fingers share one pocket of warm air, so they stay warmer than in separate glove fingers. Gloves give you more dexterity for buckles, zips and poles. If your hands always get cold, start with a mitt, or try a trigger mitt like the XTM Patrol, which frees your thumb and index finger.
Pack a warm, waterproof mitt or a well-insulated GORE-TEX glove, plus a thin liner glove. Hokkaido and Nagano are colder and drier than Australian resorts in January. The XTM Everest II and Phoenix II have a zipped heat pocket for a hand warmer on the coldest lift days.
It means a GORE-TEX waterproof breathable insert sits between the outer shell and the lining. It keeps melting snow out while letting sweat escape, so your hands stay dry on the lift. XTM's Whistler II, Phoenix II, Everest II, Patrol and Radiator all use one.
Yes. Ski and snowboard gloves are the same thing for most riders. Snowboarders sit in the snow and grab bindings more often, so a leather palm and a longer cuff that goes over the jacket sleeve help. Mitts are popular with riders because you rarely need to hold poles.
How to choose snow gloves
• Gloves or mittens: gloves give you fingers for buckles, zips and poles. Mittens keep your fingers together so they share warmth. TheHow to choose snow gloves
• Gloves or mittens: gloves give you fingers for buckles, zips and poles. Mittens keep your fingers together so they share warmth. The Patrol trigger mitt sits in between, with the thumb and index finger free.
• Waterproofing: GORE-TEX inserts (Whistler II, Phoenix II, Everest II, Patrol, Radiator) and eVent membranes rated 20,000 mm (Pilot EVT, Fable III, Velocity World Cup) suit wet spring snow. Most lower-priced gloves use XTM's HiDry or XtremeTex liners.
• Warmth: check the insulation on the back of the hand. It runs from 60 g of PrimaLoft Gold in the Fable III to 330 g of Hi-Loft in the Radiator mitt.
• Liners: a thin Drytec liner under a snow glove adds warmth and keeps your hands covered while you swap layers, use a camera or do up a buckle.
Shop snow gloves by fit
• Men's ski gloves: the men's Whistler II, Samurai glove and mitt and Les Alpes, plus every unisex style.
• Women's ski gloves: the Lotte, Whistler II and Les Alpes in women's sizes, the Sapporo II mitt, plus unisex styles.
• Kids snow gloves: thumb-free infant mitts through to GORE-TEX gloves for 6 to 14 year olds.
• Heated gloves: battery-heated gloves and socks for people whose fingers go first.
Snow gloves for Japan and the Aussie Alps
A January trip to Hokkaido or Nagano means long lift days in dry cold, which is mitt weather, or a warm glove with a zipped heat pocket like the Everest II or Phoenix II. Spring at Perisher or Thredbo is wet, so waterproofing matters more than insulation. Many people pack one of each.
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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