Warm hands and neck
Scarves, neck warmers and gloves for men: knitted scarves and gloves from Barts, thermal gloves from Heat Keeper, gloves from Pinewood, and ski gloves and mittens from Level, MATT, Sinner, Dakine and Oakley.
Gloves or mittens?
A mitten is warmer, because your fingers keep each other warm. A glove gives more feel and grip, for example on ski poles, handlebars or a zip. If your hands get cold quickly, a glove with a separate liner works well.
What to look for
- Thermal: lined thermal gloves keep your hands warm on cold days in town and on the campsite.
- Waterproof: Gore-Tex ski gloves from Level and MATT keep snow and wet cold out.
- Matching: Barts makes scarves and gloves to wear with a beanie in the same style.
Frequently asked questions
Which glove size do I need?
Measure around your hand just below the knuckles, excluding the thumb, and compare it with the brand's size chart. If in doubt, go for the larger size.
Looking for women's models?
See women's scarves and gloves. For the slopes, see all ski gloves, and for your head men's hats and caps.