Best Ski Mittens of 2026: Top 10 Mittens for Powder, Resort and Extreme Cold
Ten currently sold ski mittens compared on published waterproofing, insulation, liner systems and price, from budget GORE-TEX options to expedition-grade extreme-cold mitts.
How this guide was built: Guidevio compiled it from manufacturers' official product pages and specifications. We did not buy, borrow or test any of these mittens, and nothing here is a lab result, a review score, or a sponsored placement. Prices are shown only where we saw them on an official brand page and can change at any time. All links in this guide go straight to the brand page and earn nothing today.
This guide rounds up ten ski mittens that were confirmed for sale on manufacturer sites at the time of research, spanning classic leather powder mitts, GORE-TEX all-mountain options, and expedition-grade extreme-cold mitts. Every mitten here is a real, named product with a working product page; nothing has been invented, and prices and specs are quoted only where a brand publishes them. Where a price varies by size or wasn't published as a single figure, this guide says so rather than guessing.
Most mittens on this list use GORE-TEX or a brand's own waterproof-breathable membrane, along with named insulation like PrimaLoft or down. This guide reports only what each brand states about its own mitten on its own product page — it does not make independent warmth or waterproofing claims, run its own tests, or compare one brand's material against another's beyond what's published.
None of these mittens has been tested by Guidevio. This is desk research built from manufacturer product pages. Considerations, pros and cons reflect what brands themselves publish, plus general category knowledge about tradeoffs like removable liners versus fixed insulation — not a scored or awarded verdict from Guidevio.
Who this guide is for
- Powder skiers who want a durable, classic leather mitt with a removable liner for long, cold days
- Backcountry and resort skiers who want a versatile mitt with a swappable liner system
- Value-conscious skiers who want GORE-TEX waterproofing without paying a premium price
- Mountaineers, ski patrol and expedition users facing the most extreme cold-weather conditions
- Anyone comparing published waterproofing, insulation and liner details before buying
How we chose
- Only mittens with a live, working page on a manufacturer's site at the time of research were included
- Every URL cited in the underlying research was checked rather than assumed from a search snippet
- Prices, materials and insulation names are quoted only where a brand states them
- The list spans premium, midrange and budget mittens rather than ranking purely by price
- No mitten in this guide has been tested or worn by Guidevio; descriptions are drawn from published product information
- Where a price varies by size (as with The North Face Montana Pro), the published range is shown rather than a single invented figure
Top 10 at a glance
Specifications as published by the manufacturer or the listing we consulted. Scroll sideways on a small screen.
| Pick | Best for | Waterproofing | Insulation | Price | Official site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Army Leather Heli Ski Mitt | Powder-focused skiers who want a durable, classic leather mitt with a removable liner for long, cold days | Triton 3-layer windproof/water-resistant/breathable | Polyester/fiberfill (removable liner) | $185.00 | Visit |
| 2. Mercury Mitts | Backcountry and resort skiers who want a versatile, year-round mitt with a swappable liner system | BD.dry™ 100% waterproof insert | Removable PrimaLoft® Gold liner | $149.95 | Visit |
| 3. Men's GORE-TEX Mittens | Snowboarders wanting reliable, mid-priced GORE-TEX weather protection with phone usability built in | GORE-TEX® Plus Warm | ThermacoreECO (95% recycled polyester) | $84.95 | Visit |
| 4. Men's GORE-TEX Deluxe Mittens | Riders who want one do-it-all mitten with added leather durability for gripping gear and lift bars | GORE-TEX® Plus Warm | ThermacoreECO (removable liner glove) | $109.95 | Visit |
| 5. Titan GORE-TEX Mitt | Value-focused riders who want GORE-TEX waterproofing and a rugged rubber grip palm | GORE-TEX® ePE with Gore Warm | Hi Loft (110/280g) | $80.00 | Visit |
| 6. Sencho GORE-TEX Mittens | Powder-hound snowboarders and skiers in Japan-style deep, wet snow wanting premium GORE-TEX protection | GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable | PrimaLoft | $169.95 | Visit |
| 7. Men's Alti GORE-TEX® Mitt | Mountaineers, ski patrol, and expedition users facing the most extreme cold-weather conditions | GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable | Heavily insulated, exact fill not published | $300.00 | Visit |
| 8. Montana Pro GORE-TEX® Mitts | Big-mountain and resort skiers who need The North Face's highest-performing all-around alpine mitt | GORE-TEX® insert | HEATSEEKER™ synthetic | $105.00–$150.00 (varies by size) | Visit |
| 9. Unisex GORE-TEX® 8000 Meter Mitts | High-altitude mountaineers and backcountry skiers who want extreme warmth with a packable removable down liner | GORE-TEX® waterproof/windproof/breathable | Removable 700-fill-power down liner | $120.00 | Visit |
| 10. X-Change Mitt Mens | Resort skiers who want Swany's century-long glove-making heritage in a mid-tier, feature-rich mitt | Not published by Swany | PrimaLoft | $140.00 | Visit |
The ten picks in detail
Army Leather Heli Ski Mitt
Hestra
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Open product pageArmy Leather Heli Ski Mitt
A classic leather-palm powder mitt with a removable liner and Triton 3-layer backhand
Hestra's classic powder mitt, built with a Triton 3-layer windproof/water-resistant/breathable backhand fabric, a proofed Army Leather (goat leather) palm, and a removable Bemberg/polyester lining with polyester/fiberfill insulation.
Why it is on this list: It's Hestra's iconic heli-ski mitt, combining a durable leather palm with a removable liner and published weather protection, making it a well-rounded top pick.
Key features
- Triton 3-layer windproof/water-resistant/breathable backhand fabric
- Proofed Army Leather (goat leather) palm
- Removable Bemberg/polyester lining with polyester/fiberfill insulation
- Waterproofing: Triton 3-layer windproof/water-resistant/breathable fabric
- Insulation: Polyester/fiberfill, removable liner
- Palm: Proofed Army Leather (goat leather)
- Pros
- Durable proofed goat-leather palm, per Hestra
- Removable liner for drying and warmth flexibility
- Triton 3-layer windproof/water-resistant/breathable backhand fabric
- Cons
- At $185, it's a mid-to-upper-tier price on this list
- Hestra does not publish an exact weight figure
- Leather palm requires more care than synthetic palms
Before you buy: Hestra doesn't publish an exact weight. The leather palm requires more upkeep than a synthetic palm.
Mercury Mitts
Black Diamond
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A versatile mitt with a swappable PrimaLoft Gold liner and BD.dry waterproof insert
Black Diamond's versatile mitt, built with a BD.dry™ 100% waterproof insert, a removable PrimaLoft® Gold insulated liner, and a goat leather palm with a reinforcement patch.
Why it is on this list: Its removable liner system and published BD.dry waterproofing make it a flexible pick for both backcountry and resort use across a range of temperatures.
Key features
- BD.dry™ 100% waterproof insert
- Removable PrimaLoft® Gold insulated liner
- Goat leather palm with reinforcement patch
- Waterproofing: BD.dry™ 100% waterproof insert
- Insulation: Removable PrimaLoft® Gold liner
- Palm: Goat leather with reinforcement patch
- Pros
- Removable PrimaLoft® Gold insulated liner for versatility across seasons
- BD.dry™ 100% waterproof insert, per Black Diamond
- Goat leather palm with a reinforcement patch for durability
- Cons
- Black Diamond doesn't publish an exact weight figure
- At $149.95, it's a mid-tier price among premium mitts
- Removable liner systems can be bulkier than fixed-insulation mitts
Before you buy: Black Diamond doesn't publish an exact weight. Removable liner systems can add bulk compared to fixed insulation.
Men's GORE-TEX Mittens
Burton
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Mid-priced GORE-TEX waterproofing with touchscreen-compatible fingers
Burton's mid-priced mitt built with GORE-TEX® Plus Warm waterproof/breathable technology, ThermacoreECO insulation made from 95% recycled polyester, and a Screen Grab® touchscreen-compatible thumb and palm.
Why it is on this list: It's a confirmed GORE-TEX mitt at a value price point, with published touchscreen compatibility and recycled insulation making it a practical everyday pick.
Key features
- GORE-TEX® Plus Warm waterproof/breathable technology
- ThermacoreECO insulation (95% recycled polyester)
- Screen Grab® touchscreen-compatible thumb and palm
- Waterproofing: GORE-TEX® Plus Warm
- Insulation: ThermacoreECO (95% recycled polyester)
- Pros
- GORE-TEX® Plus Warm waterproof/breathable technology at a lower price than most GORE-TEX mitts here
- Screen Grab® touchscreen-compatible thumb and palm
- ThermacoreECO insulation made from 95% recycled polyester
- Cons
- Burton doesn't publish an exact weight figure
- No leather reinforcement on the palm, per the product page
- Less warmth-focused than dedicated expedition mitts on this list
Before you buy: Burton doesn't publish an exact weight. This mitt does not have a leather palm reinforcement.
Men's GORE-TEX Deluxe Mittens
Burton
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GORE-TEX waterproofing plus a removable liner glove and leather palm durability
Burton's step-up mitt with a GORE-TEX® Plus Warm waterproof/breathable membrane, ThermacoreECO insulation with a removable liner glove, and a goat leather palm for added durability.
Why it is on this list: It builds on Burton's standard GORE-TEX mitt with a removable liner glove and a leather palm, making it a step up for riders who want more durability.
Key features
- GORE-TEX® Plus Warm waterproof/breathable membrane
- ThermacoreECO insulation with removable liner glove
- Goat leather palm
- Waterproofing: GORE-TEX® Plus Warm
- Insulation: ThermacoreECO with removable liner glove
- Palm: Goat leather
- Pros
- Removable liner glove for versatility, per Burton
- Goat leather palm for durability gripping gear and lift bars
- GORE-TEX® Plus Warm waterproof/breathable membrane
- Cons
- At $109.95, it's pricier than Burton's standard GORE-TEX Mittens
- Burton doesn't publish an exact weight figure
- No confirmed touchscreen compatibility mentioned for this specific model
Before you buy: Burton doesn't publish an exact weight. This is priced above Burton's standard GORE-TEX Mittens.
Titan GORE-TEX Mitt
Dakine
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The lowest-priced GORE-TEX mitt on this list, with a rugged Rubbertec grip palm
Dakine's budget-friendly mitt with a GORE-TEX® ePE insert and Gore Warm technology, Hi Loft insulation (mitt: 110/280g), and a Rubbertec palm with a removable, touchscreen-compatible Storm Liner glove.
Why it is on this list: As the most affordable GORE-TEX-equipped mitt in this guide, it's a strong budget pick with a removable touchscreen-compatible liner included.
Key features
- GORE-TEX® ePE insert with Gore Warm technology
- Hi Loft insulation (mitt: 110/280g)
- Rubbertec palm with removable, touchscreen-compatible Storm Liner glove
- Waterproofing: GORE-TEX® ePE with Gore Warm technology
- Insulation: Hi Loft (mitt: 110/280g)
- Palm: Rubbertec
- Pros
- Lowest confirmed price on this list at $80.00
- GORE-TEX® ePE insert with Gore Warm technology
- Removable, touchscreen-compatible Storm Liner glove included
- Cons
- Rubbertec palm rather than leather, which some skiers may prefer for durability
- Dakine doesn't publish an exact overall weight figure
- Lower named insulation weight than some premium extreme-cold picks here
Before you buy: Dakine doesn't publish an exact overall weight. The palm is Rubbertec rather than leather.
Sencho GORE-TEX Mittens
Oyuki
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Open product pageSencho GORE-TEX Mittens
A GORE-TEX mitt designed and tested specifically for deep, wet Niseko-style snow
Oyuki's premium mitt with a GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable membrane and PrimaLoft insulation, designed and tested in Niseko, Japan specifically for deep-snow conditions.
Why it is on this list: Its Niseko design and testing focus, per Oyuki, makes it a standout pick for skiers and riders who specifically deal with deep, wet snow conditions.
Key features
- GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable membrane
- PrimaLoft insulation
- Designed and tested in Niseko, Japan for deep-snow conditions
- Waterproofing: GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable membrane
- Insulation: PrimaLoft
- Pros
- Designed and tested in Niseko, Japan for deep, wet snow conditions, per Oyuki
- GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable membrane
- PrimaLoft insulation
- Cons
- At $169.95, it's among the pricier mitts on this list
- Oyuki doesn't publish an exact weight figure
- Smaller brand with fewer independent retailers than larger names on this list
Before you buy: Oyuki doesn't publish an exact weight. It's a smaller brand with fewer independent retail listings than larger brands on this list.
Men's Alti GORE-TEX® Mitt
Outdoor Research
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The most heavily insulated, extreme-cold mitt on this list, backed by a lifetime guarantee
Outdoor Research's most heavily insulated mitt, built with a GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable construction and backed by the brand's Infinite Guarantee® lifetime performance guarantee.
Why it is on this list: It's Outdoor Research's dedicated extreme-cold mitt, positioned for mountaineering and expedition use with a published lifetime performance guarantee.
Key features
- GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable construction
- Heavily insulated for extreme cold
- Infinite Guarantee® lifetime performance backing from Outdoor Research
- Waterproofing: GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable
- Insulation: Heavily insulated (exact fill not published)
- Pros
- Heavily insulated for extreme cold, per Outdoor Research
- Backed by Outdoor Research's Infinite Guarantee® lifetime performance guarantee
- GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable construction
- Cons
- At $300.00, it's the most expensive mitt on this list
- Outdoor Research doesn't publish an exact weight figure
- Likely too warm and bulky for resort-only, milder-climate skiers
Before you buy: Outdoor Research doesn't publish an exact weight. This is the priciest and warmest mitt on this list, likely overkill for mild-climate resort skiing.
Montana Pro GORE-TEX® Mitts
The North Face
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The North Face's top all-around alpine mitt, with GORE-TEX and HEATSEEKER insulation
The North Face's highest-performing all-around alpine mitt, built with a waterproof GORE-TEX® insert, HEATSEEKER™ synthetic insulation, and a soft TKA 100 fleece lining.
Why it is on this list: It's The North Face's flagship alpine mitt, combining published GORE-TEX waterproofing with HEATSEEKER insulation for big-mountain use.
Key features
- Waterproof GORE-TEX® insert
- HEATSEEKER™ synthetic insulation
- Soft TKA 100 fleece lining
- Waterproofing: GORE-TEX® insert
- Insulation: HEATSEEKER™ synthetic
- Lining: TKA 100 fleece
- Pros
- Positioned by The North Face as its highest-performing all-around alpine mitt
- HEATSEEKER™ synthetic insulation
- Soft TKA 100 fleece lining
- Cons
- Price varies by size ($105.00–$150.00), so confirm your size's price before buying
- The North Face doesn't publish an exact weight figure
- Synthetic insulation rather than down, which may be less packable for similar warmth
Before you buy: The North Face doesn't publish an exact weight. Price varies by size, from $105.00 to $150.00.
Unisex GORE-TEX® 8000 Meter Mitts
Marmot
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A GORE-TEX shell mitt with a removable 700-fill-power down liner for packable extreme warmth
Marmot's high-altitude mitt, built with a GORE-TEX® waterproof/windproof/breathable shell, a removable 700-fill-power down liner mitten, and Pittards® Armortan leather-reinforced palms.
Why it is on this list: Named for 8000-meter mountaineering, per Marmot, it's a standout pick for backcountry skiers who want a packable down liner rather than synthetic insulation.
Key features
- GORE-TEX® waterproof/windproof/breathable shell
- Removable 700-fill-power down liner mitten
- Pittards® Armortan leather-reinforced palms
- Waterproofing: GORE-TEX® waterproof/windproof/breathable shell
- Insulation: Removable 700-fill-power down liner
- Palm: Pittards® Armortan leather
- Pros
- Removable 700-fill-power down liner mitten for packable extreme warmth
- Pittards® Armortan leather-reinforced palms
- GORE-TEX® waterproof/windproof/breathable shell
- Cons
- Down insulation loses warmth if it gets wet, unlike synthetic-insulated alternatives on this list
- Marmot doesn't publish an exact weight figure
- Named for 8000-meter mountaineering use, which may be more mitten than most resort skiers need
Before you buy: Marmot doesn't publish an exact weight. Down insulation loses warmth if it gets wet.
X-Change Mitt Mens
Swany
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A feature-rich softshell/leather mitt with a touchscreen-compatible inner glove system
Swany's mid-tier mitt, built with a softshell/leather combination shell, PrimaLoft insulation, and a gauntlet cuff with a touchscreen-compatible inner glove system.
Why it is on this list: Its inner glove system and touchscreen compatibility, combined with Swany's long glove-making history, make it a distinctive mid-tier pick for resort skiers.
Key features
- Softshell/leather combination shell
- PrimaLoft insulation
- Gauntlet cuff with touchscreen-compatible inner glove system
- Waterproofing: Not published by Swany
- Insulation: PrimaLoft
- Pros
- Touchscreen-compatible inner glove system, per Swany
- Softshell/leather combination shell for durability and flexibility
- Gauntlet cuff for added wrist coverage
- Cons
- Swany doesn't publish a named waterproof membrane (e.g., no GORE-TEX confirmed for this model)
- Swany doesn't publish an exact weight figure
- Fewer major-retailer listings than larger brands on this list
Before you buy: Swany doesn't publish a named waterproof membrane or an exact weight for this model.
How the top picks actually differ
Price range
Prices across this list range from Dakine's $80.00 Titan GORE-TEX Mitt up to Outdoor Research's $300.00 Alti GORE-TEX® Mitt, with most mittens clustered between $80 and $185.
Waterproofing
GORE-TEX or a named GORE-TEX variant appears in seven of the ten picks (Burton's two mittens, Dakine, Oyuki, Outdoor Research, The North Face and Marmot), while Hestra, Black Diamond and Swany use their own proprietary or unnamed waterproofing approaches.
Liner systems
Removable liner systems are a common feature at the premium end: Hestra, Black Diamond, Dakine, Marmot and Swany all include a removable liner or inner glove, while Burton's two mittens and The North Face's Montana Pro use fixed insulation.
Insulation types
Insulation types vary from synthetic PrimaLoft and HEATSEEKER to genuine 700-fill-power down in the Marmot mitt, which trades some water resistance for exceptional warmth-to-weight performance.
Who should choose what
You want a durable classic leather powder mitt with a removable liner
Army Leather Heli Ski Mitt
You want a versatile, swappable liner system for year-round use
Mercury Mitts
You want value-priced GORE-TEX with touchscreen compatibility
Men's GORE-TEX Mittens
You want a do-it-all mitten with a leather palm and removable liner glove
Men's GORE-TEX Deluxe Mittens
You're on a budget but still want GORE-TEX waterproofing
Titan GORE-TEX Mitt
You ski or ride in deep, wet, Japan-style snow
Sencho GORE-TEX Mittens
You need the warmest mitt for extreme, expedition-level cold
Men's Alti GORE-TEX® Mitt
You want The North Face's top all-around alpine mitt
Montana Pro GORE-TEX® Mitts
You want a packable down liner for high-altitude warmth
Unisex GORE-TEX® 8000 Meter Mitts
You want a feature-rich heritage mitt with a touchscreen inner glove
X-Change Mitt Mens
Common questions
- What's the difference between GORE-TEX and a brand's own waterproofing?
- GORE-TEX is a licensed waterproof/breathable membrane technology used across many outdoor brands, while some brands like Hestra, Black Diamond and Swany use their own proprietary or unnamed waterproofing approaches instead. This guide reports only what each brand publishes about its own mitten and does not independently compare waterproofing performance between systems.
- Should I choose a mitten with a removable liner?
- Five of the ten mittens on this list (Hestra, Black Diamond, Dakine, Marmot and Swany) include a removable liner or inner glove, which can make drying easier and let you adjust warmth for different conditions. Burton's two mittens and The North Face's Montana Pro use fixed insulation instead. This is a personal preference this guide doesn't rank one way as universally better.
- Which mitten on this list is the best value?
- Dakine's Titan GORE-TEX Mitt is the lowest-priced mitten in this guide at $80.00 and still includes a GORE-TEX® ePE insert with a removable, touchscreen-compatible Storm Liner glove.
- Which mitten is warmest for extreme cold?
- Outdoor Research markets its Alti GORE-TEX® Mitt as heavily insulated for extreme cold and positions it for mountaineering, ski patrol and expedition use. Marmot's Unisex GORE-TEX® 8000 Meter Mitts, with a removable 700-fill-power down liner, is also built and named specifically for high-altitude, extreme-cold use.
- Do any of these mittens work with touchscreens?
- Burton's Men's GORE-TEX Mittens include a Screen Grab® touchscreen-compatible thumb and palm, Dakine's Titan GORE-TEX Mitt includes a touchscreen-compatible Storm Liner glove, and Swany's X-Change Mitt includes a touchscreen-compatible inner glove system, per each brand's product page.
- Why does The North Face Montana Pro show a price range instead of one price?
- The North Face publishes the Montana Pro GORE-TEX® Mitts at $105.00–$150.00 depending on size, per its own product page, rather than a single fixed price. This guide reports that range rather than picking one number.
Sources consulted
Official product pages, specification sheets and retailer listings used to compile this guide.
- Hestra: Army Leather Heli Ski Mitt — https://www.hestragloves.us/products/army-leather-heli-ski-mitt-black
- Black Diamond: Mercury Mitts — https://blackdiamondequipment.com/products/mercury-mitts
- Burton: Men's GORE-TEX Mittens — https://www.burton.com/en-us/products/mens-burton-gore-tex-mittens-103841
- Burton: Men's GORE-TEX Deluxe Mittens — https://www.burton.com/en-us/products/mens-burton-gore-tex-deluxe-mittens-189951
- Dakine: Titan GORE-TEX Mitt — https://www.dakine.com/products/titan-gore-tex-mitt
- Oyuki: Sencho GORE-TEX Mittens — https://oyuki.com/product-category/mitts/
- Outdoor Research: Men's Alti GORE-TEX® Mitt — https://www.outdoorresearch.com/collections/gloves
- The North Face: Montana Pro GORE-TEX® Mitts — https://www.thenorthface.com/en-us/p/shop-all/snow-347788/montana-pro-gore-tex-mitts-NF0A89R0
- Marmot: Unisex GORE-TEX® 8000 Meter Mitts — https://www.marmot.com/p/unisex-gore-tex-8000-meter-mitts/SP_219691/AFS_889169574597.html
- Swany: X-Change Mitt Mens — https://swanyamerica.com/collections/mens-us
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