The Best Ski Gloves of 2026

If warmth is your top priority, the Stormbound Gore-Tex Down Mitt is a hard one to beat. Designed for the coldest days, it has a Gore-Tex membrane to keep your hands dry, along with 700-fill down and PrimaLoft synthetic insulation to keep them warm, even in damp conditions. Inside the glove, individual finger separators lend comfort while the high-pile fleece liner brings a cozy finish. The water-resistant goat leather palm boasts durability in a pre-curved shape that mimics the natural curvature of your hand. A Velcro cuff sits comfortably underneath jacket sleeves and features a removable leash for convenience.

The Olympe Mitt is a weatherproof, cozy choice for women who are looking for dependable warmth and agility. The shell features water-resistant goat leather combined with a four-way stretch polyester, giving the mitt structure and malleability. The mitt is insulated with synthetic filler Primaloft Thermoplume that mimics the warmth and feel of down while staying lightweight and water-wicking. A Gore-Tex layer, constructed with a more modern, environmentally conscious and recyclable expanded polyethylene material. Lined with brushed fleece, the mitt feels soft and warm against your skin. The palm has a leather surface for grip and strength with a soft patch on the thumb for a nose wipe during long waits in a cold lift line.

The Outseam Women’s Mitt is for the skiers that crave a classic leather design but want the maximum warmth that modern technology brings. The exterior and palm are made of water-resistant goat leather reinforced with suede patches for long term wear and tear. The mitt is packed with the Primaloft Gold high performance synthetic insulation that’s warm and breathable while being water resistant . Foam padding on the back of the hand, referred to as EVA foam, provides extra protection and heat retention. The Auclair Dry Platinum Membrane provides a water and windproof layer with a high rate of breathability while the brushed fleece liner.

The Synergy 2-in-1 glove is built for versatility in conditions and first chair to last comfort. A combination of stretch nylon and DWR goat leather on the shell lends reliable weather protection with room for your fingers to move within the glove, while the patch of textured leather on the palm ensures ease of grip and dexterity expected from a glove. Auclair follows their environmentally friendly trend insulating the Synergy with their 3M Thinsulate type EC synthetic filler made up of 78% post consumer recycled polyester. A removable DWR softshell liner made with polyester brushed fleece keeps your hands comfy and dry.

Hailing from the French Alps, accomplished artist Lucas Beaufort teamed up with Gordini to create this practically designed and thoughtfully constructed mitt. Filled with water-repellent-treated down, which Gordini refers to as Downtek, this stylish mitt manages to hold its loft, even in damp conditions. The hybrid construction uses a high-pile fleece lining on the back of the hand for warmth and a moisture-wicking liner on the palms. The synthetic leather shell is grippy and durable, with a waterproof, windproof, and breathable insert. The neoprene undercuff tucks seamlessly into your sleeve and a removable leash invites you to slip them off when you need to use your digits.

One of Hestra’s warmer offerings, this glove (also available in a mitten) sports s proprietary membrane that effectively seals out wind and water while maintaining an escape for internal moisture. The glove is lined with a polyester fleece for a soft next-to-skin feel and stuffed with Primaloft Gold insulation for an ultra toasty guarantee throughout the season. Goat leather on the palm ensures durability and a reliable grip around ski poles. A velcro closure at the wrist seals out snow, and an attachable leash keeps the gloves tethered to the body at all times.

As its name suggests, the Ergo Grip Active from Hestra is made for high-output mountain pursuits and is ideal for those who run warm or are constantly maxing out their efforts. The Ergo Grip Active prioritizes an ergonomic fit and temperature regulation over lofty insulation. It features a durable, goatskin leather palm, backed by a breathable, windproof stretch fabric and a thin, moisture-wicking fleece liner. With a modest build, you should keep in mind that it’s not intended for the coldest winter days but it’s supremely supple and uber-comfortable.

This lightweight glove is made for high-octane activities—think ski touring and long backcountry missions where warmth matters but dexterity trumps all. The glove features a pre-shaped construction, which Hestra calls Ergo Grip, that’s molded to the natural shape of your hand to provide a better grasp. Inside is a knit wool terry fabric that remains breathable and warm even when wet. The outer layer blocks wind and wicks moisture, making it a great choice for aerobic winter missions.

A longtime favorite and staple in the Hestra collection, the Fall Line glove returns this season with a fresh, pink colorway in the slightly smaller women’s model. The Fall Line maintains its ease of use and upkeep with a quick-dry, machine washable G-loft polyester liner and the tough-but-stylish cowhide exterior. The signature outseam stitching creates a friction-free interior to keep your hands happy. A short, neoprene, velcro-closure cuff allows for a smooth fit under sleeves and the removable handcuffs offer peace of mind when popping them off on the lift. The bright pink colorway is a head-turner for sure, but this powerhouse of a glove is a tried-and-true piece of gear that is guaranteed to last multiple seasons.

The Heater Gauntlet is the best on the spectrum of warmth for skiers who still get after it on the coldest days and refuse to let their fingers freeze. The back of the hand and cuff use Flextron 4-way stretch fabric with polyamide and spandex for weatherproofing and breathability. A hydrophobic-treated goat leather palm bolsters the glove’s grip and durability. Inside, maneuverable, quick drying G-Loft insulation and a microfleece lining keep hands warm and dry, but the serious warmth stems from the integrated heating loops along the fingers and thumb in the liner. Juiced with a 4000 mAh USB rechargeable and replaceable battery, the gloves deliver low, medium and high settings to choose from, and offer up to 10 hours of electric warmth on the low setting.

Many people associate Leki gloves with the trigger system that locks into the brand’s poles. While that collection remains alive and well, the Montera Prime is part of the new Zero line, which steps away from the trigger to deliver a more classic, stand-alone glove. Made from 100-percent goatskin, the Montera Prime delivers durability and weather-proofing with a strong, water-resistant finish. Inside, synthetic PrimaLoft Gold insulation retains heat, while a unique, cotton-derived fiber, called Micro Bemberg, promotes air circulation and keeps unwanted moisture at bay. On the palm, Genuine Grip silicone-reinforced pads improve grip on your pole and on the cuff, an integrated pull loop enables easy on-off to adjust gear or sift through your pockets.

Constructed from 100% synthetic PrimaLoft Gold insulation and a goatskin leather exterior, these mitts will keep your hands toasty, while the durable exterior possesses a water-resistant quality. Separating your hand from the rest of the glove, a quick-drying Micro Bemberg 100% polyester lining wicks away moisture on those warmer days and feels nice against the skin. The Monetra also gets all the features you would expect from a top-of-the-line glove, like individual finger separators, silicone grip on the palm and a microfiber nose wipe on the thumb. Designed specifically with a women’s comfort fit, these gloves are the go-to for those frigid days at the resort when warmth and precision can’t be compromised.

If warmth is your top priority, the Stormbound Gore-Tex Down Mitt is a hard one to beat. Designed for the coldest days, it has a Gore-Tex membrane to keep your hands dry, along with 700-fill down and PrimaLoft synthetic insulation to keep them warm, even in damp conditions. Inside the glove, individual finger separators lend comfort while the high-pile fleece liner brings a cozy finish. The water-resistant, goat leather palm boasts durability in a pre-curved shape that mimics the natural curvature of your hand. A Velcro cuff sits comfortably underneath jacket sleeves and features a removable leash for convenience.

Impenetrable by the elements, the Arashi is stuffed full of PrimaLoft Gold insulation and Gore-Tex ePe inserts to keep the hands dry and warm, while the outer layer of nylon and goat skin leather keeps everything wrapped securely. A Calamai wool lining is soft to the touch, and knuckle pads protect the hands from hazards like trees and brush. The extra-long cuff finishes off this forcefield of a mitt, so you never have to call it a day just when the storm starts to refill your favorite stashes. Bottom line is this glove is built for the coldest of days, and deep snow, where having incredible protection against the weather is paramount.

This brand-new classic glove provides a nice balance between temperature regulation and durability. Swany achieves this balance by placing a softshell panel above the back of the hand while surrounding the rest of the glove with durable leather. The softshell panel on the back of the glove does an amazing job of expelling heat and providing wrist dexterity. Besides the softshell panel, these gloves possess everything you would expect from a high-quality glove. In the leather-covered section of the glove, synthetic insulation and a waterproof insert provide waterproofing and warmth to contrast the heat release of the softshell panel.

One of Swany’s newest gloves, the Vento offers dependable warmth and protection for long days on the mountain. The Tri-Plex system combines three different weights of insulation across the glove: thicker on the back of the hand for maximum warmth, thinner on the palm for dexterity, and flexible in the fingers for effective grip. The synthetic insulation is made from fine microfiber that mimics the loft of down while staying lightweight and water resistant.

Built for the big lines on the Freeride World Tour, this glove blends a durable goatskin leather exterior with a synthetic down membrane to keep your hands cozy without feeling bulky. Pre-molded finger pockets and a short cuff improve finger and wrist dexterity, making technical traverses and pole work a breeze. Between the leather shell and insulation sits a waterproof membrane that locks out moisture but still lets your hand breathe. This glove is a prime choice for the skier who needs a glove that won't let them down in technical conditions.

Handmade in Vermont, the Jeezum Mitt from Vermont Gloves, keeps your hands warm without excessive materials or flashy color dyes. The Jeezum features a cozy liner with a merino wool cuff that tucks neatly under your jacket sleeve. The mitt itself is made from 100-percent genuine goatskin leather, while the lining is a 50/50 blend of wool and recycled polyester. Whether you’re lapping the tow rope or hiking to your favorite backcountry line, the Jeezum’s durability stands up to the harshest winter conditions.