Best gloves on Reddit

156 reviews from r/BuyItForLife, r/fightgear, r/ukbike and 47 more subreddits

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#1

Hestra

4.9
(17)
"They are seriously nice and seriously warm."
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"I have tried several other brands and these are hands down THE BEST."
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"I recommend Hestra, Im using this gloves for a long time and for the size instead of s,m,l it has numerical size up to 10 so you can choose the best fit for you."
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"Hestra Ergo Grip line are thinner and high quality."
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"Go for insulated leather gloves with a shearling or Thinsulate lining. Hestra makes excellent options for extreme cold."
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"Hestra mittens are what worked for me."
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"I usually get whatever Hestra has that fits the need I'm looking to fill."
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"Durable, high-quality leather gloves that are both rugged and reasonably priced"
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"You should check out Hestra Job gloves."
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"Hestra for outdoors."
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#2

Sealskinz

4.3
(15)
"I love my sealskinz. Very tough and water resistant."
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"Sealskinz worked for me in North Dakota winters."
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"Sealskinz are good for commuting. They're warm and very weather resistant."
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"I have a pair of waterproof sealskin gloves that I have used almost daily for nearly 15 years now."
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"+1 for Sealskinz. I've had a pair last for 7 years heavy duty commuting"
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"I recommend Sealskinz gloves such as these"
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"Last spring I had a pair of Sealskinz and they were magical—actually thin and waterproof."
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"I bought them for sailing, best cycling gloves I’ve ever had."
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"Been using a pair of sealskinz for a few years now, I think I have the harling gloves."
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"Sealskinz have a good range of waterproof gloves, they can get a bit pricey but i love my pair"
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#3

Kinco

4.4
(8)
"The only answer is Kinco, I have 5 pairs."
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"Kinco makes the warmest, most durable gloves. Not dressy, but wildly functional."
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"They’ve never been wet through in the PNW."
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"Kinco goatskin driver gloves with a lot of leather conditioner and a thin wool liner glove."
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"Kinco. Specifically their buffalo models."
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"I like the Kinco 97 and the Kinco 81."
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"Kinco will probably have what you want."
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"Kinco. Cheap leather gloves you see worn by ski lift runners and skiers/snowboards."
#4

Carhartt

4.3
(6)
"Carhartt mittens for $23 on Amazon were so toasty."
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"I love my Carhartt winter gloves."
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"Car heart had nice ones this year. Previous years were some other varieties that just made my wrists cold. HellyHanson does gloves well too."
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"If gloves are a must, check out *Carhartt W.P. Waterproof Insulated Gloves* for a budget-friendly option."
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"Glue some magnets in the inside of your thumb and pointer finger and you can pick up screws easy"
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"Carhartt mittens. Your hands will sweat."
#5

RST

4.6
(5)
"I bought RST Paragon 6 heated gloves they are the nicest to use."
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"RST Paragon as everyone is recommending is the go-to."
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"RST paragon 6 heated gloves."
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"I bought RST Paragon 6 heated gloves they are the nicest to use."
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"+1 for the RST paragon 6 heated. I had to send the first ones back because maybe it's a me thing, but while the width was fine the fingers were too long."
#6

Fairtex

4.6
(5)
"For premium gloves, My go to is Fairtex."
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"Fairtex bgv1 or or fairtex bgv19 in 16oz for all round muaythai kickboxing gloves."
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"Fairtex are really good. Trained for over 20 years and they are my go to."
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"Fairtex is a good starter brand."
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"I’d recommend Fairfax Bgv1 gloves for a classic Thai style padding or a BGV9 longer cuff for the wristband extra padding on knuckles."
#7

Rival

4.8
(4)
"Get the Rival RS1, they have everything you’re looking for."
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"I loved my RS11Vs."
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"Rival RS11V."
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"Gave me great wrist support and i have small hands i think."
#8

Sealskinz Gloves

4.7
(3)
"Waterproof and warm as hell."
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"Sealskinz are good in that price range if you want 5 fingers."
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#9

Outdoor Research

4.7
(3)
"Consider brands like Outdoor Research's *Alti Mitts* or Black Diamond's *Mercury Mitts* which are highly rated for sub-zero conditions."
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"I recommend Outdoor Research brand. Lots of options."
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"Outdoor Research has a decent pair."
#10

Seirus

4.7
(3)
"They are very pricey but highly recommend."
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"The best glove brands I have found are #1 serius brand gloves and liners."
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"Seirus makes good stuff i’ve been using for years."
#11

Mechanix

4.3
(3)
"I use Mechanix gloves and they've never given me any issues."
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"I use a pair of water repelling Mechanix gloves I got from Menards for $10."
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"Can't get in the groove with anything thicker."
#12

Head

5.0
(2)
"They keep my hands warm down to -1 / -2 without any issues."
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"I have Head running gloves (Costco) I always bring two pairs so when one gets wet I have a spare (PNW)"
#13

Pearl Izumi

5.0
(2)
"I wore these AmFIB gloves all winter down to 10°F. Very happy with them."
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"Very happy with them."
#14

Friction Gloves

5.0
(2)
"Much better."
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"They were made for disc golf."
#15

Keis

5.0
(2)
"Heated grips and keiss heated gloves."
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"Absolute joy going out on the bike in the cold days now."
#16

Galibier Barrier Deep Winter Cycling Gloves

5.0
(2)
"I highly recommend separate liners."
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"Galibier barrier deep winter gloves. ~30ish and outperform gloves double/triple the price"
#17

Eclipse Gloves

5.0
(2)
"Go eclipse trust."
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"Try eclipse gloves"
#18

Galibier Deep Winter Gloves

4.5
(2)
"Check galibier deep winter gloves. Protects from cold and are waterproof"
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"I also have some Galibier deep winter gloves, which are pretty bulky but crazy warm."
#19

HexArmor

4.5
(2)
"They are the best man! You can grab cacti with huge spines no problem."
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"Thorn armor gloves"
#20

Black Diamond

4.5
(2)
"I feel the best made pair of gloves for skiing are the black diamond guide gloves."
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"I’d really recommend BD guide gloves, they’ve worked well for me down to about -10."
#21

Wells Lamont

4.5
(2)
"Wells Lamont is my go-to, because they are comfortable, work very well, and last years."
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"They're inexpensive, and the quality is mid to high for my work."
#22

Decathlon

4.5
(2)
"I've had great success with Decathlon Forclaz gloves this winter."
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"If it's a bit colder then I'll get the merino liner gloves from Decathlon Sports."
#23

Oyuki

4.5
(2)
"Love my leather Oyuki gloves! I have the E-Jack model but sadly is discontinued… Love their gloves and the supreme Japanese craftsmanship."
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"I have mittens and gloves from Oyuki they're great! They feel thin but are very warm, so you get a bit of additional dexterity without sacrificing warmth."
#24

Bionic

4.0
(2)
"I wear Bionic gloves on both hands."
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"They have reinforced or padded sections for shock absorption and do a good job of protecting your hands."
#25

Mechanic

4.0
(2)
"Try mahcanic gloves a cheap pair good grip to them."
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"Mechanic gloves or football receivers gloves."
#26

Skytec

4.0
(2)
"Tough, cheap, dextrous and warm."
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"The best 'bang for your buck' warm and waterproof gloves are insulated work gloves like the Skytec Argon."
#27

Mountain Equipment

4.0
(2)
"Mountain equipment guide have been a popular mid price range glove for a while."
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"Mountain Equipment guide gloves."
#28

686

4.0
(2)
"I just picked up a pair of 686s, so far I’m really enjoying them over the Volcoms I had."
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"I have 686 gloves that are fairly durable. It's really icy where I can and the don't take much damage from scraping the ice."
#29

Mechanix Wear

4.0
(2)
"Summer: Mechanix Wear M-Pact."
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"I've found the Mechanix Gloves 4X (leather palm) works great for me."
#30

Dakine

4.0
(2)
"I love my Dakine wrist guard gloves."
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"I use the Dakine Titan (the women's specific is the Sequoia but the Titan was on a better sale lol) and I've been very happy with it, especially for the cost."
#31

Showa

3.5
(2)
"If you don't care how they look Showa is a great brand."
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"I do love the Showa Temres 282 for waterproof/windproof/warm/flexible."
#32

Firm Grip

5.0
(1)
"Firm grip xtreme grip gloves hands down."
#33

Lenz

5.0
(1)
"A couple of my friends have these and are really happy with them for skiing."
#34

Thermoskin

5.0
(1)
"My wife rows recreationally, and has Reynaud's and Rheumatoid Arthritis. She wears Thermoskin gloves and says they're great."
#35

Combat Corner

5.0
(1)
"It what I’ve been using the last 8 years never once failed."
#36

Seal Skinz

5.0
(1)
"Seal Skinz gloves are the best. Not cheap but you get what you pay for imho."
#37

Schmitz Mittz

5.0
(1)
"I've used these for 10plus years. They are waterproof so they keep your hands dry and warm in the freezing temps."
#38

Windy

5.0
(1)
"My default answer for non-PH residents will be the Windy BGVH (US$99) as they offer free shipping, is made of cowhide leather and is well known for its durability."
#39

Cleto Reyes

5.0
(1)
"Good response/feedback. They'll last a long time and the price is good."
#40

Galibier

5.0
(1)
"Best £32 I've ever spent. We just had a week of -7 and my hands were toasty warm."
#41

Venture

5.0
(1)
"Venture battery heated gloves."
#42

Milwaukee

5.0
(1)
"Best I've found, $10 at Home Depot."
#43

Give-R

5.0
(1)
"They're very durable and I use sno seal on them for waterproofing."
#44

Vermont Glove

5.0
(1)
"Vermont glove makes good goatskin gloves."
#45

Glow LEDs

5.0
(1)
"Can't go wrong with them, they don't break the bank and are absolutely solid."
#46

ODINMFG

5.0
(1)
"Most comfortable gloves I've worn."
#47

RFX

5.0
(1)
"Have the best wrist support of any Velcro glove I've used."
#48

RDX

5.0
(1)
"RDX sports. Best quality at the best price."
#49

Twins

5.0
(1)
"Twins are the absolute best. Get twins."
#50

Top King

5.0
(1)
"Top King gloves are very good for smaller hands!"
#51

RB10

5.0
(1)
"For me and my wife the RB10 completely eliminated knuckle pain for us."
#52

Uniqlo

5.0
(1)
"My hands were toasty in my Uniqlo Heat Tech gloves."
#53

Harbor Freight

4.0
(1)
"If you can find them locally. I just bought 4 pair 2 days ago."
#54

Ortovox

4.0
(1)
"I wear these for 'normal temp' days and warmer."
#55

Lowes

4.0
(1)
"I grab a 12 pack of work gloves from Lowes."
#56

Ergodyne

4.0
(1)
"Winter:Ergodyne ProFlex 7501 Coated Waterproof."
#57

Toolant

4.0
(1)
"Winter: toolant 100% Waterproof Gloves."
#58

3M

4.0
(1)
"I got some 3M waterproof ones off Amazon, had them about a year now and they’ve never let me down."
#59

Crew Stop

4.0
(1)
"Yes to pogies, and check out Crew Stop for grippy, somewhat fingerless gloves."
#60

KO Studio

4.0
(1)
"I have a friend that likes KO Studio gloves."
#61

Smartwool, The North Face, Seirus

4.0
(1)
"Look for gloves made from windproof and water-resistant materials like Gore-Tex or Windstopper fabric."
#62

Craft

4.0
(1)
"The craft hybrid gloves are the best of both gloves and mittens."
#63

Rough Rider

4.0
(1)
"Rough rider is the brand I have."
#64

Manzella

4.0
(1)
"I have a couple of pair of Manzella wind blocker gloves that I use."
#65

Seibertron

4.0
(1)
"May a bit thick but I am really pleased with them."
#66

Janji

4.0
(1)
"I start wearing the janji convertible gloves/mitten this winter."
#67

Beyoneta

4.0
(1)
"Great wrist support and a smaller hand compartment."
#68

Fighting Fury

4.0
(1)
"Fighting fury bag gloves or fighting fury or bgv9, phamton sports is good too."
#69

Helios

4.0
(1)
"I got a set of the Helios and the atom se and they are both really good."
#70

Hoka

4.0
(1)
"I just got a pair of Hoka gloves that have little covers for your four fingers."
#71

Thinsulate

4.0
(1)
"I use compression gloves for people with arthritis or Renauds Syndrome. I use a pair with touchscreen variability. Over them, I wear Thinsulate fingerless gloves."
#72

Altura

4.0
(1)
"I have these Altura gloves. Couldn't comment on the longevity, but they feel high quality and are very warm."
#73

Costco

3.0
(1)
"I use the cheap 'running gloves' you can find at Costco."
#74

Machina Boxing

3.0
(1)
"Mine are Machina Boxing (woman founded company), but it seems like they may no longer be in business."
#75

Hayabusa

3.0
(1)
"Were tighter and form fitting than any glove."

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