DAKINE GLOVES

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Dakine has been making hand protection for riders for decades, and its snow gloves and mitts are a go to for keeping hands warm, dry, and working on the mountain. From hard wearing Gore-Tex gloves to cosy mitts for the coldest days, the range is built around durable materials, proven waterproofing, and a fit that lets you ride all day without cold fingers. Our Dakine glove range covers men's, women's, youth, and toddler sizes in both gloves and mitts, across a spread of warmth levels. Whether you want a lightweight glove for spring laps or a heavily insulated mitt for deep winter, Dakine has an option, and many come with removable liners and trusted waterproof membranes. Not sure whether to pick gloves or mitts, or how warm to go? The guide below explains it, and our team is happy to help. Browse the range below, and complete your kit with the right snow clothing and the rest of our snowboarding gear . Why Choose Dakine Gloves? Dakine built its name on durable, practical riding gear, and its gloves reflect that. The focus is on tough materials that survive seasons of use, reliable waterproofing to keep meltwater out, and thoughtful features like removable liners and long gauntlet cuffs. For riders who want gloves that simply work and keep working, Dakine is a dependable choice across price points. Gloves or Mitts? The first decision is gloves versus mitts, balancing warmth against dexterity. Gloves: separate fingers give the best dexterity for buckling bindings, zips, and phones, with solid warmth Mitts: fingers share one chamber and warm each other, so mitts are warmer than gloves of the same build, with less dexterity Trigger mitts: a hybrid that frees the index finger for a bit more control while staying warmer than gloves If you feel the cold or ride in deep winter, mitts win on warmth; if you adjust gear often, gloves are more practical. Waterproofing and Insulation Two things keep hands comfortable: a waterproof, breathable membrane to keep snow and meltwater