Official manufacturer imageBest for touchscreen useThe North Face Men’s Etip Gloves
Lightweight fleece is not a waterproof winter shell.
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The North Face Thermal Gloves for Winter
Choose the Etip for lightweight touchscreen use or the Apex Etip Insulated for added synthetic fill.
Models at a glance
Official manufacturer imageBest for touchscreen use
Official manufacturer imageBest for added insulationThe North Face Men’s Apex Etip Insulated Gloves
The listed finish is water-repellent, not a waterproof membrane.
Check price on Amazon UKCompare them side by side
| Official manufacturer imageThe North Face Men’s Etip Gloves | Official manufacturer imageThe North Face Men’s Apex Etip Insulated Gloves | |
|---|---|---|
| Touchscreen | Five-finger | Thumb and index |
| Insulation | Fleece | 100 g Heatseeker |
| Weather finish | — | Non-PFC DWR |
| Palm | Silicone grip | Silicone grip |
| Check price on Amazon UK | Check price on Amazon UK |
Sources and how we chose
- The North Face UK gloves range · 2026-10-22
- The North Face Etip Gloves · 2026-10-22
- The North Face Apex Etip Insulated Gloves · 2026-10-22
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