Glove for Hiking

Gear up for your next adventure with our selection of gloves for hiking. Designed for optimal warmth and protection, these gloves feature waterproof and breathable materials to keep your hands dry and comfortable in varying weather conditions. With enhanced grip and dexterity, you can easily handle trekking poles and gear while maintaining full mobility. Whether you're navigating rugged trails or enjoying a leisurely hike, our gloves provide the perfect blend of functionality and comfort. Explore the great outdoors confidently with reliable gloves that support your every step.

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The North Face Summit Patrol Gore-tex Gloves
  • Tnf Black/Tnf Black

The North Face Summit Patrol Gore-tex Gloves

$180.00

(9)

It helps keep my hands warm. ... These gloves alone would be good between- 10~10 degree C. ... I have used the North Face gear for a long time; it has never let me

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5 Jean
These gloves remind me of TNF stuff from the 80's, amazing quality and thoughtful design with high end materials.

5 Gichan
These gloves keep your hand dried very well. I have n't used under several weather yet, so I am not sure about waterproof from rain& snow yet. I used these at 10~15 degrees C, and my hands held some sweat. These gloves alone would be good between- 10~10 degree C. You would need extra thermal gears under- 10C. I felt the size runs a little large as I break in. You could do half size down if you want tight fits.

5 Debbie
I love my new gloves. Used them in the rain and they kept my hands warm and dry. Fit is perfect too.

5 Dean
I work Mountain Patrol in the San Bernardino mountains. I have used the North Face gear for a long time; it has never let me down. This is my second pair of this line, and they get the job done when you need it most.

Columbia Women's Kruser Ridge III Softshell Gloves
  • Black
  • Collegiate Navy

Columbia Women's Kruser Ridge III Softshell Gloves

$35.00

(12)

Good cool weather gloves ... Perfect for wearing outside to recess with my kids ... Love the fit and finger/electronic touch ... [ These gloves fit just right, even with my glove liners underneath, and the touch screen technology works through both

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5 Fmcguirk
[ Gloves r great very warm and the quality is excellent

5 Andrea
[ Love these! Fit like a glove;) excellent quality and warmth!!

5 Mika79925
[ The gloves provide an ideal fit for my hands. They effectively retain warmth, ensuring my fingers remain snug and comfortable even in severe weather conditions.

5 Harlee H.
[ The touchscreen gloves actually work well! Nice and warm too!

5 amos
[ Not bulky love the touch screen finger tip. Not too heavy so I still have a lot of of movement. Color matches my jacket perfect.

Outdoor Research Women's Adrenaline Glove
  • Harbor
  • Oyster
  • Black

Outdoor Research Women's Adrenaline Glove

$59.00

(4)

Weather proof and warm without being hot. ... Hands were warm the whole time! ... The armband is a nice feature so you can take the gloves off without having to put them

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5 Liz Mitchener
Used it while skiing in near Zero temps! Hands were warm the whole time!

5 Luke K
I bought a pair of these for my wife and daughter. Perfect gloves for skiing or generally being in the snow. Weather proof and warm without being hot. The armband is a nice feature so you can take the gloves off without having to put them down.

Outdoor Research Methow Stride Glove
  • Charcoal

Outdoor Research Methow Stride Glove

$59.00

(10)

Great DWR and tough material for transitioning while backcountry riding. ... I like to use gloves that allow my fingers to still be functional, so these are

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5 Margaret
I 've been using these for cold weather biking. They are warm, slightly wind resistant and there is no seam along the inside of the thumb and palm so there's no pressure point when gripping handlebars. Unexpected but great feature. Just right. Also good for general use in cold, but not frigid temperatures. Great contoured fit.

5 Kelly C
I use these type of gloves for cold weather hiking/camping. I like to use gloves that allow my fingers to still be functional, so these are perfect.

5 Tevin T
Great DWR and tough material for transitioning while backcountry riding. They have enough dexterity in order to put together a split board without having to take gloves off or get the gloves soaking wet.

5 Zachary S
OR have always been my favorite gloves as they fit my hands very well. These gloves in particular have been exceptional in being my all around use gloves.

4 Spencer
This glove felt a full size smaller than the same size in the sensor stormtracker and sensor 150 merino liner. Overall it seemed to be a nice glove for active use. There was more insulation on the palm than I was expecting. I would likely be comfortable using these for aerobic cross country skiing down to 20F but run a bit warmer than average.

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Glove for Hiking

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  • What features should I look for in gloves for hiking?
  • What materials are commonly used in hiking gloves?
  • How do I choose the right size of gloves for hiking?
  • Are there gloves specifically designed for cold weather hiking?
  • Can I use hiking gloves for other outdoor activities?

Frequently Asked Questions For Glove for Hiking

When selecting gloves for hiking, consider features such as waterproofing, insulation, and breathability. Gloves with a good grip and dexterity are also important for handling gear and navigating trails. Additionally, look for options with adjustable cuffs to keep out debris and cold air.

Hiking gloves are often made from materials like synthetic fabrics, leather, and fleece. Waterproof materials, such as GORE-TEX, are popular for keeping hands dry in wet conditions. Insulated options may include synthetic fills or down for added warmth during colder hikes.

To choose the right size of hiking gloves, measure the circumference of your hand around the knuckles and the length from the base of your palm to the tip of your middle finger. Refer to the sizing chart provided by the manufacturer to find the best fit. A snug fit is ideal for dexterity, but ensure there is enough room for comfort and movement.

Yes, there are gloves specifically designed for cold weather hiking that feature insulation and windproof materials. These gloves often have added warmth without sacrificing dexterity, allowing you to manage gear effectively. Look for options with thermal linings and adjustable features to enhance warmth and comfort.

Many hiking gloves are versatile and can be used for other outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, or climbing. When selecting gloves, consider the specific requirements of each activity, such as grip, insulation, and waterproofing. A multi-functional pair can enhance your outdoor experience across different sports.