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Best Ski Glove

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ZachStacy
Posts: 30 - Karma: 56
I have been using my Oakley pipe gloves this year and hate them. Does anybody know a good warm glove that stays dry no matter what. Try to stay under $100.
Jan 22 2017 8:29PM
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Banane.
Posts: 3102 - Karma: 414
POW! glove, I love mine and they are not that expensive if you can catch them on sale
Jan 23 2017 12:17AM
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kung_powpow
Posts: 1990 - Karma: 3,671
Gordini Aquabloc VII mittens. I just bought my 2nd pair for $25 on Amazon cause they're the best damn mittens I've ever used. Hestra can fuck right off with their prices cause these are the tits. I ski in Colorado and I've worn them in every condition imaginable and they're warm af.
Jan 23 2017 12:26AM
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sammy_JJ
Posts: 257 - Karma: 115
Any of these are quality for the price The upslopes are the first pair that have ever lasted me one season now going on two of 40ish days in the rockies.

https://shop.flylowgear.com/collections/mens-gloves
Jan 23 2017 12:33AM
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randymeetsworld
Posts: 185 - Karma: 248
Flylow Oven Mitts are the bees knees. They make a glove version too if that's what you want
Jan 23 2017 1:34AM
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ZachStacy
Posts: 30 - Karma: 56
SweatyYetiFlylow Oven Mitts are the bees knees. They make a glove version too if that's what you want


DO these handle well on a towrope
Jan 23 2017 6:56AM
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SofaKingSick
Posts: 9327 - Karma: 61,270
i recommend the gloves i use, black diamond dirt bag glove. cheap and work very well. i dont have cold hands so i suppose if you do you might not love them as much, but IMO they are more than warm enough

kinco's with snowseal are also very popular. my thoughts on gloves are that you should get something high quality but nothing super expensive as they can def get beat up or lost. i love my gloves but my dad wouldnt be ruined if i lost one or something, ya know?
Jan 23 2017 11:22AM
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randymeetsworld
Posts: 185 - Karma: 248
ZachStacyDO these handle well on a towrope


Absolutely they do. Best gloves hands down *ba dum tss*
Jan 23 2017 12:09PM
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treebeard
Posts: 3683 - Karma: 2,179
you can find plenty of deals online right now, just find something with a leather palm and a gore-tex liner and you'll be good to go
Jan 23 2017 1:58PM
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OregonDead
Posts: 6925 - Karma: 24,825
Get all leather gloves or mitts and just seal them with sno-seal. Kinco is a great brand and made in Oregon.
Jan 23 2017 4:47PM
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Zennan
Posts: 222 - Karma: 165
Black Diamond in general makes some pretty warm and amazing gloves. I own the Black Diamond Guide and they are the most warm comfortable, durable and amazing glove I have ever owned. They have won many awards as well as are ranked consistently as top 2 best gloves ever made by pretty much everyone you can find.
Jan 25 2017 12:16AM
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POLO.
Posts: 137 - Karma: 177
Hestra makes some really nice gloves. I've been using them all season and haven't had a problem yet
Jan 25 2017 7:45AM
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seancullen
Posts: 19 - Karma: 26
POLO.Hestra makes some really nice gloves. I've been using them all season and haven't had a problem yet


Hestras are definitively the go to check ebay usually a nice cheep pair in there
Jan 25 2017 1:07PM
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number1.suspect
Posts: 75 - Karma: 603
http://www.covertextiles.com/product/aniston
Jan 27 2017 7:04PM
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HuckNorris44
Posts: 1025 - Karma: 2,393
Kincos are the shit. Super warm, full leather, and I got mine for $16 at an army surplus store. Compare that to a $220 pair of Hestra gloves i have. The Hestra Gloves have ripped and my hands get cold more often.
Jan 27 2017 7:42PM
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ZachStacy
Posts: 30 - Karma: 56
I ordered a pair of flylow oven mitts off of evo, thanks for all the suggestions!
Jan 29 2017 3:46PM
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Butter4dayz
Posts: 126 - Karma: 567
try and look at the north face goretex , they are but £75 and are actually amazing, they keep hands warm and are durable ( had mine for 4 years)
Jan 30 2017 5:20PM
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