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Frequently Asked Questions
Women's gloves are cut narrower with shorter fingers. Unisex gloves fit both; if you have small hands, compare the size charts on each product page.
Yes. Your fingers share heat inside a mitt, so mitts are warmer on cold, windy days. Gloves give more dexterity.
Women's ski and snowboard gloves
Why a women's fit
Women's gloves are made on a smaller, narrower pattern. A better fit means less empty space inside the glove, which keeps your hands warmer and gives you a surer grip on poles and bindings.Women's ski and snowboard gloves
Why a women's fit
Women's gloves are made on a smaller, narrower pattern. A better fit means less empty space inside the glove, which keeps your hands warmer and gives you a surer grip on poles and bindings.
Gloves or mitts?
Gloves give you more dexterity for buckles, zips and your phone. Mitts keep your fingers together so they share warmth, which makes them the better choice if you feel the cold. A liner under a mitt gives you both.
Waterproof and breathable
A waterproof membrane such as GORE-TEX keeps melting snow out while letting sweat escape. Dry hands are warm hands, especially late in a long day.
Getting the right size
Leave a little room at the fingertips: a glove that is too tight squeezes out the warm air. Each product page has the brand's size chart.