Men's Gloves

Tight gloves can restrict blood flow, making hands colder, while loose gloves allow cold air to enter, reducing warmth. A snug fit that allows for some finger movement is best for trapping heat.

Wool gloves retain heat better, especially when wet, making them warmer in very cold or damp conditions. Fleece gloves are lightweight and suitable for mild winters but lose heat when wet.

Look for gloves with high-quality insulation like Thinsulate or fleece, waterproof and windproof materials, and a snug fit. Consider the activity level and weather conditions to ensure the right balance of warmth and dexterity.

For winter activities like skiing or hiking, choose gloves with insulation, waterproofing, and windproofing. Thermal gloves with materials like Gore-Tex or Heatseeker™ Eco are ideal for warmth and durability. Layering lightweight liners under waterproof gloves can also provide flexibility for changing conditions.

Ensure a snug fit that allows full finger movement without restricting circulation. Gloves should cover your wrists to prevent cold air entry. Refer to sizing charts and measure your hand circumference for accuracy.

Yes, mittens are generally warmer as they trap more heat by keeping fingers together. However, gloves offer better dexterity, making them suitable for activities requiring precise hand movements like climbing or skiing.

Hiking gloves should be lightweight, breathable, and quick-drying. Look for reinforced palms for durability and touchscreen-compatible fingertips for convenience during outdoor activities.

Wash waterproof gloves with specialised detergent and avoid fabric softeners. Air dry them completely before storage to maintain their water resistance and durability.