Winter Trekking Gloves for Changing Trail Conditions

Mittens often let fingers share warmth, while gloves allow more dexterity. Choose based on conditions and the tasks you need to perform.

For wet snow or rain, a waterproof shell or waterproof construction can help keep insulation dry. Check breathability and fit too.

A liner adds a light layer and can be worn alone during exertion or beneath a shell for more protection.

Measure your hand and use the manufacturer?s current size chart; a secure fit should allow the movement needed for your activity.