The Best Ski Gloves of 2026
Oct 1, 2025
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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 Olympe mitt is best for cold resort laps mid-season.Â
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