Women's ski gloves
Women's ski gloves or mitts are super important if you want to keep your hands warm and dry all day. Manufacturers are being more and more creative and they have dozens of models available, all with their own specifications. But if you want to make sure your hands don’t get cold this winter, you need to pick the right pair, adapted to your hands, to your style and to the conditions you will encounter. On Glisshop.co.uk, you will find a large selection of ski gloves, mitts, 3-finger mittens, all designed to keep your hands dry all day and help you enjoy the mountain as you should. We especially recommend Dakine models, always warm and comfy!
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£86.91
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The Cairn Merinos Touch Black wool underglove is 100% anti-bacterial merino wool
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£47.76
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Discover the Reusch Helena R-Tex Xt Mitten, women's alpine ski mittens that combine warmth and comfort. Designed to cope with winter conditions in good shape, these mittens feature Primaloft Gold insulationand R-Tex XT membranefor optimum protection against the cold, while ensuring great resistance to water and wind. The Microactive lining ensures a soft, pleasant feel, while enhancing thermal comfort. Thanks to their long wrist and wrist strap, they stay securely in place during your descents. Pairing hooks let you hang them together when not in use.
Features of the Reusch Helena R-Tex Xt Mitten:
- Long sleeve
- Outer materials: Sofshell, Water Repellent Shell
- Waterproof membrane: R-Tex Xt
- Lining: MicroActive
- Insulation: Primaloft Gold
- Palm: Hybrid PU
- Glove closure: adjustable wrist strap
- Dragonne
- Pairing hooks.
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Made of wool and synthetic fabric, the Thermoline Finger Touch Thermoline Arva Gloves are perfect for spring sessions or as an under-glove. Touch-screen compatible,
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£130.41
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£117.36
The Hestra women ski gloves feel warm and comfortable all day long for awesome ski or snowboard sessions. Great resistance to water and wind.
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Warm, waterproof and breathable, the Capri Azalea is a ski glove designed by Dakine that allows you to ski while keeping your hands protected from wind, cold and humidity.
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This men's ski mitten Hestra Army Leather Extreme is the best way to keep your fingers warm even when temperatures are very low.
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The Hestra women ski gloves feel warm and comfortable all day long for awesome ski or snowboard sessions. Great resistance to water and wind.
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£139.11
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The Ortovox Fleece Light Women Dark Grey Blend is a lightweight women's ski glove offering the breathability, lightness and protection you need for intense mountain efforts in mild weather.
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Buyer’s guide for a pair of ski or snowboard gloves for women
In order to spend a great winter, there’s nothing better than a good pair of gloves or a warm pair of mitts. You probably wonder what is the difference between all the models available and which one you should get to keep your hands warm. Just read our guide and you’ll have the answer.
How to choose the size of your ladies' gloves?
The classic mistake made when picking a pair of gloves, is the size. Too often, people buy a pair that is too tight for them. The thermal insulation provided by the air caught inside the lining is important. If the glove is too tight, there is less air and therefore less insulation. Moreover, your blood flow will be affected as well and you’ll get cold faster.
This is why your ski or snowboard gloves need to be adjusted, they must not be too tight nor too large. However, if you are using extra thermal glove liners, then you need to get bigger gloves in order to increase the air volume inside.
Glove liners for those very cold winter days
Whether it’s silk or synthetic materials, glove liners provide extra warmth when conditions get really harsh. The main benefit of silk is how thin, light and soft it is. However, silk tends to retain moisture which doesn’t go well with cold conditions. Starting from there, manufacturers began to use other materials offering more breathability. Whatever the material used, the main goal of a glove liner is to let you take off your glove and still have your hand protected. You get optimal agility and can do precise gesture with the liners on, such as closing a zipper, dial on your phone, use your avalanche beacon, wipe your goggles and so on.
The warmest option: mittens
If there is one thing we can state, it’s that women are more sensitive to cold than men. This is why they generally pay more attention to their skiing equipment as it needs to be adapted to their needs. If gloves and glove liners are not enough, then it’s time to consider mittens. Mittens are the warmest handwear available on the market. Why? With fingers held altogether, hands generate more heat compared to a traditional pair of gloves. With women mitts, your hands will never be cold again.
How about 3-finger mitts?
These products are a hybrid mix between gloves and mittens, they offer good dexterity and great thermal insulation. It is a very interesting choice for those who want the best of both worlds.
What are the best tips to always keep your hands warm?
Try to avoid using a wet pair of gloves.
Always carry with you an extra pair of gloves, made of wool, that you keep in a dry place in your bag. This way, even if your gloves get wet, you can always change for a dry pair and warm your hands up. Tips: Keep your extra pair in a plastic bag. Even if your backpack gets wet, you know your gloves are dry.
When you take off your gloves or your mitts, never put them on the ground! Store them somewhere dry, in your jacket for example.
Protect the ends of your body (beanie, socks) because often, if your hands get cold, it is the sign that your entire body feels cold.
Fight against moisture and sweat especially after important physical efforts. When you suddenly stop moving, the sweat makes the body temperature drop quickly which can be painful and cause finger numbness. The solution is to wear breathable equipment featuring venting systems. This will help moisture evacuation. And if you can, the best is to carry a change of clothes, in case you get really wet.
Swing your arms in a circular way. This pushes blood towards your hands and heats them up.
The best waterproof snow gloves
Now that you know everything, have a look at our women's gloves and mitts corners to find the perfect pair! We offer a wide range of waterproof and warm gloves for you to enjoy your time on the slopes.