Black Friday : winter gloves

Grab the key, open a bag, adjust a stick: a good winter glove keeps you warm without sacrificing everyday movements. This Black Friday page brings together styles for the city, walking, and mountain outings.

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Gloves for every cold day

An winter glove should keep you warm without restricting your grip. During Black Friday, the selection includes thin city gloves, thicker fingered models for walking, and mittens for extreme cold.

Thin, thick or lined

A thin glove allows dexterity, a lined glove keeps you warmer, and a mitten combines both with more freedom for your hand. If you write or use a phone often, check that they're touchscreen compatible.

Winter gloves: the brands available

Helly Hansen, Level, Rossignol, Viking, Dare 2B, Cairn, and Peak Mountain are included in the Brand filter, with models for both city and mountain use. Compare based on your needs rather than the brand.

To complete your outfit

A good glove goes well with a beanie and a fleece. For more technical layers, check out the waterproof jackets.

Find the rest of the operation

The full selection is on Black Friday jackets and coats. The hiking sales also offer some options.

Grip for everyday actions

A glove with a non-slip palm handles a handlebar, a stick, or a door knob well. A leather or textured synthetic palm holds up better to wear. Think about comfort at the thumb, which does a lot of work.

Inner gloves, gloves, over gloves

A thin inner glove slips under a thicker glove and offers adjustable warmth. For extreme cold, the combination of a glove and a mitten is the most effective. You can remove one of the layers when the temperature rises.

Hiking gloves and effort gloves

When exerting yourself, your hands sweat. A breathable glove that dries quickly prevents the cooling effect when you stop. Keep a dry spare pair in your bag for breaks.

A glove for every outing

For the city, a soft and tactile glove is enough. For active walking, a breathable glove prevents moisture. For longer stops, an insulated mitten keeps the warmth in. Compare glove types based on what you do most often.

Kids' gloves

For a child, choose gloves with an easy-to-handle closure and a strap or elastic to avoid losing them. A glove that’s slightly longer at the wrist covers the area between the sleeve and the hand, which is often the coldest.

City gloves, effort gloves

In the city, we favour softness, colour, and ease of using a phone. When exerting yourself, we look for breathability and quick drying properties. Check the specs to spot these differences before choosing.