Black Friday : ski gloves
Cold hands can ruin a ski day even before lunch. This page of the Black Friday brings together gloves and mittens for the slopes, from thin models to well-insulated versions, for both adults and children.
Filter by size, brand, or colour.
Gloves or mittens, the first decision
Gloves allow your fingers to be free to grab a lift pass or adjust a mask. Mittens keep your hands warmer, as the fingers warm up together. During Black Friday, you can find both types here, with wrist closures and various linings.
What makes a good ski glove
A good glove withstands snow, protects against wind, and remains flexible at the fingertips. Check the wrist length: it should go under the jacket sleeve. A wrist strap prevents you from losing a glove on the ski lift.
Brands of gloves to compare
Helly Hansen, Rossignol, and Level are included in the Brand filter, with models designed for sliding. Viking and Dare 2B offer gloves for mountain outings, while Leki has models oriented towards poles. Compare based on the duration of your outings.
Completing the outfit
Pair your gloves with a ski jacket and a helmet. For kids, a suit simplifies dressing.
See also the complete operation
Find the whole operation on Black Friday winter sports. For cold hands in the city or hiking, the hiking clearance offers another selection.
Think about the wrist and the sleeve
A ski glove is often worn over or under the sleeve, depending on the jacket. A long wrist with a hook or elastic keeps snow out. Try the gloves on with your jacket to ensure the fit is snug, with no skin gaps.
Thin gloves for the end of the season
In spring, a thin and breathable glove is enough. Keep a warmer pair for windy days or frosty mornings. Two pairs, one warm and one light, cover most days.
Kids: the wrist strap and sizing
For a child, choose a wrist strap to prevent losing a glove along the way. Take the exact size rather than one size up, as a glove that is too big loses warmth and support.
Maintaining your ski gloves
After the day, turn the gloves inside out and let them dry naturally. Avoid the radiator, which hardens leather and shrinks linings. A water-repellent treatment at the start of the season extends their protection against wet snow.
Gloves with or without wrist protection
Snowboarders appreciate gloves with wrist reinforcement to cushion falls. Skiers often prefer flexibility. Check the tags to spot these reinforcements, then try clenching your fist to ensure nothing gets in the way.
Mittens on very cold days
When the temperature drops, mittens remain the most effective. Keep a thin glove underneath for precise movements, like adjusting bindings or opening a pocket. This double layer prevents exposing bare fingers.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find cheap ski gloves?
Here, among the models in the operation, then in the winter sports sales.
How do I choose my glove size?
Measure around your hand at the knuckles and compare with the size guide on the sheet.
Gloves or mittens for a child?
Mittens keep hands warmer. Gloves are more practical for older kids.
Do you need waterproof gloves?
Yes for wet snow. Read the label to see the protection provided.
How to dry them?
At room temperature, away from a radiator, to avoid damaging the material.
