
The Best Ski Gloves of 2026
Oct 1, 2025
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. The additional touch of a handcuff creates a strong barrier to keep snow out and the gloves secure on your hand. For the skiers chasing pow no matter the plunging temps, these gloves don’t quit–and neither should you.Â
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