Family-owned Swedish brand Hestra has been making ski gloves since 1936, and the dedication is obvious when you try on best-sellers like these Army Leather gloves. Made of leather (lots of it ...

Leather is the most durable material for a glove’s shell, but polyester, nylon, and synthetic leather can last several ski seasons. Sturdy stitching and reinforced high-abrasion areas also make ...

I also love the goat leather material used on the palms, which ensures a strong and reliable grip on ski poles, even in wet conditions. Scott’s Ultimate Hybrid Glove is a great budget-friendly ...

Other ski gloves I’ve tested have reinforced dorsal zones, too. But this design has leather layered like an accordion, which is above the middle phalanx on each of the four fingers. As a result ...

I checked out both leather and fabric designs ... design that was weather-resistant enough to even double as a cheap ski glove. Some of the primary factors I considered were warmth and ...

Fine leather driving gloves won't cut it snowboarding, and thick ski gloves probably aren't the best for driving. We've included some all-purpose gloves and purpose-designed selections.

These ski gloves have gathered wrists to keep melting snow out and the rest of them are waterproof. Insulated for maximum warmth, they come in five sizes and in four colors. These leather gloves ...

The glove’s shape makes it easy to hold the handle of a ski pole and the leather palm has an added layer of woven waterproof fabric for increased durability. PrimaLoft adds the required warmth.