The winter season is here and for some, it may be time to upgrade your skis, board, boots, kit and more. With so many excellent brands producing high quality equipment these days, choosing the right ski and snowboard gear can be a bit overwhelming. Fear not, we are here to help with City and Slope’s annual gear guide
Here’s what we recommend for gloves:
Outdoor Research Team GORE-TEX Mitts - $159
The Outdoor Research Team GORE-TEX Mitts are premium, waterproof ski mittens with durable materials and warm insulation. Designed with Outdoor Research’s team of riders in mind they combine the needs of the professionals with those of the general public. Marked by their comfortable fit, touchscreen compatibility and practical features like removable leashes, these mittens are a worthwhile investment for skiers seeking the best hand protection.
Give’r 4 Seasons Gloves - $119
Hitting the slopes in style and comfort is easy with the Give’r 4 Seasons Gloves. Featuring a durable leather exterior, a waterproof membrane and Thinsulate insulation they can withstand even the harshest of weather winter can throw at you. So Whether you're carving turns or enjoying beer in hand at après-ski, the 4 Seasons Gloves are the perfect companion for any skier seeking both performance and protection.
Black Diamond Guide Gloves - $179.95
The Black Diamond Guide Gloves are an absolute beast in the most extreme conditions. They are about as durable a glove you will find on the market thereby ensuring lost lasting use. The removable liner also makes them very easy to dry out. While the added insulation and leather may slightly compromise dexterity, the unparalleled warmth and weather protection make these gloves a top pick for all outdoor enthusiasts battling frigid temperatures.
Rich Stoner is the founder of the après-ski lifestyle clothing and media brand, All About Après. He is also the co-host of the Beyond the Après podcast. No stranger to the ski and après-ski scene, Rich has been a long-time contributor to many publications on topics like skiing, gear, beer and food. However, his passion is on the slopes and enjoying good times with good people. You can find him perfecting his craft carving turns and drinking beers in the Green Mountains of Vermont. @allaboutapres
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