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Snowboard gloves

Wrist protection needs room inside the glove; palm padding does not replace it.

Guide

Snowboard gloves

Your hands often touch snow when fastening bindings or getting up. Compare water protection, cuffs and room for your wrist guards before deciding on a finger shape.

Key points

Not every snowboard glove includes wrist protection.
A long cuff can go over the jacket sleeve.
Water-repellent leather is not a waterproof membrane.
You need enough finger movement to fasten your bindings.

What matters on your board?

Use	Choose	Bear in mind
Frequent snow contact	ChooseMembrane and adjustable cuff	Bear in mindAvoid an open gap where the glove meets your jacket.
Separate wrist guards	ChooseTry both together	Bear in mindAn additional guard may need space around the palm and cuff.
Frequent fastening	ChooseMobile finger design	Bear in mindOperate the ratchet and fastening of your own binding with gloves on.

What to look for

Question	In brief	Why
How much room?	In briefBend your fingers freely	WhyThe glove should not pull at the fingertips when gripping or squeeze your hand together with its guard.
Which cuff?	In briefMatch your jacket sleeve	WhyA long cuff needs room over the sleeve. A short closure works only when the sleeve reliably covers the gap.
Which lining?	In briefPlan how it dries	WhyA removable liner can dry separately. With a fixed lining, moisture needs to escape through the glove opening.

Common questions

Do padded gloves count as wrist guards?

No. Soft palm padding cushions but does not support the wrist. For that you need a glove with a built-in protector or guards that fit underneath.

Are leather gloves always waterproof?

No. This selection includes water-repellent leather designs and gloves with waterproof membranes. The construction of the whole glove matters; leather care cannot add a missing membrane.

What if my fingers get cold quickly?

A more heavily insulated mitten may feel warmer, but small fastenings are harder to operate. Try your bindings with it on. A glove that is too tight will remain uncomfortable regardless of how much insulation it contains.

How should I dry them after snowboarding?

Open cuffs and fastenings, take out removable liners and follow the care label. Strong direct heat may damage leather and other components. Do not leave damp gloves closed inside your bag after the day.

Last updated: November 2026