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HestraHeli 3-Finger-Gloves NavyMSRP 149,95 €119,95 €Available Sizes:
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HestraHeli Ski Liner 3-Finger-Gloves OffwhiteMSRP 39,95 €31,95 €Available Sizes: - -20%
HestraHeli 3-Finger-Gloves BlackMSRP 149,95 €119,95 €Available Sizes: - -20%
LenzHeat Glove 8.0 Cap Lobster 3-Finger-Gloves Schwarz / GelbMSRP 199,95 €159,00 €Available Sizes:
3-finger gloves for ski touring are the ideal compromise between the warmth of a mitten and the precision of a glove. They keep your hands reliably warm while offering enough freedom of movement for handling poles, skins, or fastenings – perfect for demanding ski tours in cold conditions.
Functional 3-Finger Gloves for Ski Touring – Well-Designed & Durable
Our range includes premium models from brands like Ortovox, Hestra, Black Diamond, Ziener, and Lenz. These gloves are tailored to the needs of ski tourers and offer:
- Warmth from high-quality insulation such as Primaloft®, Merino, or G-Loft®
- Water-repellent or waterproof outer materials
- Reinforced palms for grip and durability
- High mobility, especially thanks to the separate index finger
What Makes 3-Finger Gloves for Ski Touring Special?
- Separate index finger for precise movements (e.g., zipping, operating avalanche transceivers, or adjusting bindings)
- Grouped remaining fingers for shared insulation and extra warmth
- Versatile use: ideal for ascents in cold weather and powder descents - Technical features such as long cuffs, Velcro or drawcord closures, carabiner loops, or removable liners
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Buying Guide – What to Look for in Ski Touring 3-Finger Gloves
- Warmth: Choose insulated, waterproof models for high-alpine tours and cold weather.
- Freedom of movement: Look for a sporty cut with ergonomic design.
- Materials: Synthetics dry quickly and insulate even when wet; Merino linings add comfort.
- Compatibility: Ensure they fit under or over your jacket sleeves – check cuff length and closure system.
More Comfort for Your Hands on Tour
3-finger gloves are a versatile part of your ski touring hand protection system – especially when you need warmth and dexterity at the same time. For maximum flexibility, combine them with other glove types: lightweight touring gloves for the ascent, plus additional gloves or overmitts for extra insulation during cold descents or rest stops.
Complete your weather protection with headwear like headbands, beanies, or hooded jackets – for a well-thought-out layering system that keeps you comfortable in any conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions – Ski Touring 3-Finger Gloves
What’s the advantage of 3-finger gloves over regular gloves?
They provide better warmth by grouping fingers together, while keeping high dexterity with the free index finger.
Are 3-finger gloves warm enough for mid-winter tours?
Yes, many models are heavily insulated and ideal for cold conditions – perfect for descents or summit breaks.
Can I operate bindings or avalanche transceivers with 3-finger gloves?
Yes. The separate index finger allows precise handling of technical equipment.
Which materials are best?
A combination of windproof outer fabric, water-repellent membrane, and warm inner lining (e.g., Merino or synthetic) is ideal.
Are there sustainable options?
Yes, some brands use recycled materials or natural insulation – identified with our WIR DENKEN UM label.