Outdoor & Winter Gloves for Cold and Wet Conditions
Outdoor and winter gloves for fishing, hiking, travel and everyday use. This collection includes insulated, fleece, waterproof, wind-resistant, merino and half-finger models for different temperatures and activities.
Compare ACTIVE glove designs
Wind resistance and touchscreens: Fjord Nansen WIND SMART is listed with X-BLOCK and touchscreen functionality; wind protection is not proof of waterproofing.
Wet-weather gloves: Fjord Nansen AGIR 2.0 is listed as a waterproof three-layer design with touchscreen capability. Check fit and cuff coverage for the conditions.
Flexible fleece: Fjord Nansen GRIP SMART is listed at 40 g with Micropile Stretch fleece; MICROPILE is listed at 60 g with Micropile 150. Stated garment weight does not establish a temperature rating.
Finger access: Urban Classics half-finger gloves expose the fingertips, while Brandit Trigger convertible mitten/fingerless styles trade coverage for dexterity.
Additional insulation: ACTIVE Extremities Paradox lists PrimaLoft insulation; check its actual waterproofing and care specifications separately.
Check material, size and expected wet exposure on each ACTIVE product listing. Merino liners and fingerless styles do not provide the same coverage as a waterproof glove, and no single glove is ideal for all weather. DRAFT products are not included in this comparison.
How to Choose Outdoor Gloves
Winter and cold weather: insulated and fleece gloves provide more warmth in low temperatures and wind.
Wet conditions: waterproof or water-resistant gloves are better suited to rain, snow and damp environments.
Fishing: choose gloves that balance warmth, grip and finger mobility when handling tackle and equipment.
Lightweight and merino gloves: useful on their own in cool weather or as liners in colder conditions.
Finger access: half-finger or convertible designs can be practical when dexterity matters.
Winter Gloves or Lightweight Outdoor Gloves?
Warm insulated gloves are the better choice for low temperatures and prolonged exposure, while lighter gloves work better for active hiking, milder weather and situations where dexterity matters more than maximum insulation.
Gloves for Fishing and Outdoor Activities
For cold-weather fishing, look for grip, moisture protection and enough finger mobility for knots and tackle. For a broader cold-weather setup, combine gloves with balaclavas and winter hats and beanies.
Complete Your Outdoor Accessories Setup
Browse the wider outdoor accessories collection for socks, neck gaiters, gaiters and other seasonal essentials.
Care for Technical Gloves
Material and waterproofing vary by model, so always follow the individual care instructions. For general washing and maintenance advice for technical clothing, see our sports apparel care guide.
