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Discover the best walking gloves designed for comfort and functionality on your outdoor adventures. Our collection features gloves made from breathable, moisture-wicking materials that keep your hands dry and warm. With a focus on grip and dexterity, these gloves ensure you maintain control while walking or hiking. Lightweight and flexible, they provide the perfect balance of warmth and mobility, making them ideal for any weather. Step out confidently with the best walking gloves that enhance your experience while keeping your hands protected.
$27.50
The best part is that I can take the little weights out of the pocket so that I can wash the casing( pic). ... I enjoy these as a way to add just a bit more weight and primarily wear for walks, around the house, and some
5
COMO_Chief
I enjoy these as a way to add just a bit more weight and primarily wear for walks, around the house, and some exercises. Felt a little awkward at first( thumb hold and wedges between), but quickly gotten use to. Would have given perfect score but only used for a few months and have loose random threads and such.
$35.00
I wear these walking around town and they keep my hands warm walking, waiting for the bus, or going for a run. ... Lightweight, great fit and easy to
5
Robert D
Warm and comfortable. I use them on their own and under my OR gloves as an extra layer for skiing on cold days. Great for doing up the kids ski boots without getting cold hands.
5
Andrew F
Gloves have a great fit, allow for dexterity and are very comfortable. They can be used as a beefed up base layer glove. Very comfortable. Highly recommend.
5
T
Planning on using these once it cools down, July in Denver is no jokes but that's also probably why they were marked down so much. They are soft, and the medium fit my hands perfectly, I 'm sure these will come in handy once Fall/Winter hits. Also, the red color really pops!
5
Cody
Good mid/ lighter weight gloves for skinning in winter also good in spring/ fall weather.
5
Nails
These are super comfy and soft, thin enough to stay agile for tying knots or any other campsite tasks, but cozy enough to stay warm. I do n't think I would trust these to last super long on the trail using trekking poles all day, but that's not what these are for. They 're more like glove liners or campsite gloves than proper technical gloves. But for the price, fit, comfort and style, you ca n't beat them. They match up perfectly with my Trail Mix 1/4 Zip Pullover, which is great for those pics/vids while you 're hanging around the campgrounds. Just wish they had more colors.
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