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Arc'teryx Winter Gloves: Compare Styles for Cold Weather

Arc'teryx offers glove choices from lightweight liners to insulated waterproof designs. The right match depends on your activity, exposure and need for dexterity.

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Brand overview

Arc'teryx Canada's current glove range spans insulated weather-protective models, wind-resistant options and liner gloves. Product details and availability can change, so use the exact model page to confirm the current specification and sizing before choosing.

Models at a glance

Compare them side by side

Arc'teryx Fission SV GloveOfficial manufacturer imageArc'teryx Fission SV GloveArc'teryx Venta GTX GloveOfficial manufacturer imageArc'teryx Venta GTX GloveArc'teryx Venta GloveOfficial manufacturer imageArc'teryx Venta GloveArc'teryx Rho GloveOfficial manufacturer imageArc'teryx Rho GloveArc'teryx Gothic GloveOfficial manufacturer imageArc'teryx Gothic Glove
Waterproof protectionYesGORE-TEX———
Insulation or roleCoreloft CompactInsulated—LinerMerino wool glove
Published weight260 g————
Listed use or featureAlpine/touring/freeride/resortHikingWindproofMoisture-wickingTouchscreen compatible
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