The 18 Best Gloves For Men Mean Warm Hands and Hotter 'Fits

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We’ll just say is: the best gloves for men are unsung heroes of winterwear. From the men who call the chilly expanses of the midwest (also, southwest, northwest, northeast, etc) home, the lowly glove or mitten — typically an afterthought to the functionality of winter hats and the pizzaz of scarves — is the only thing standing between the bitter chill and freezing, potentially frostbitten extremities.

As a staff full of perenially chilly folk with terrible circulation and an NYC-based office, we’re here to make sure that proper pinkie protectors get the respect they deserve, and as such, have decided to compile a comprehensive list of some of the best gloves for men available now. After all, not all gloves are just some flimsy phalanges sheaths made out of crappy cloth — nowadays, brands like The North Face and UGG are incorporating just as much protection and technology into their mittens as they are their weatherproof gear. Many of the styles on this list are made from premium leather or weatherproof synthetics, and most sport some sort of tech-forward grip for the modern guy on the go.

A sturdy, stylish number for your noggin should be top of mind

We’ve included 18 cold-weather ready styles, with a healthy variety of styles, materials, price points and more that should suit virtually any guy, regardless of whether he’s busting them out for the two-block walk to the office or the miles-long hike he probably shouldn’t have attempted. Below, the 18 best gloves for men, from Polo to Patagonia and back.

Simple, affordable and warm. It doesn’t get much better than the Lands’ End Squall Gloves.

These handswen shearling joints wouldn’t have looked out of place on JFK Jr., which is the surest sign yet that you should buy them immediately.

Rarely do mittens convey a grown-up sensibility, but Hestra’s Nordic Wool Gloves are the obvious exception.

Pound for pound, no glove does more work than Carhartt’s Force Liner — ultra-light and surprisingly warm, they’re the perfect gloves to shove into any work bag.

Ever wonder what it would be like to wear a puffer jacket on your fingies? Here’s your chance.

Janji’s Vortex gloves are made with a PU coated 100% polyester ripstop, meaning zero sleet, snow or wind should penetrate their shell.

Just a sturdy leather glove for a fair price. Nothing more, nothing less.

If you’re prone to overheating but still need a lightweight layer, Bonobos’ cashmere gloves are a great way to survive the season in luxurious comfort.

Believe it or not, these teddy-esque mittens are just about the hottest accessory you can currently cop.

If there’s one thing we know, it’s that REI’s in-house Co-op brand knows how to put together some insulated mittens.

The boot was never enough.

Looking to put in the miles this winter? Smartwool has a running-specific pair to make your long runs a little less brutal.

Columbia’s Loma Vista Work Gloves are a surprise entrant in this list, but we couldn’t pass on their tried-and-true combination of protection, structure and comfort.

Not a frostbitten hand in sight.

Snowy pull-ups don’t stand a chance.

The best way to keep it classy is always Polo, including their murdered-out Leather Sheepskin Gloves.

Incorporating toasty fleece and a functional zip from their bestselling Denali jacket, The North Face have struck gold with this easy-on glove design.

Tired: dorky gloves. Wired: grandma mittens.

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