To ensure a firm and reliable grip when wearing gloves, so as to facilitate the grasping of snowsticks, snowboards, towing, cable cars, etc.

Keeping warm is a basic requirement, and the breathability of gloves is also important. It allows the sweat from hot weather to evaporate in time to avoid the cold feeling of dampness and decreased exercise volume. Moreover, the airtight gloves often sweat and the gloves are easy to smell.

The most important protection is to have a certain ability to resist abrasion, cutting and tearing. Skiing wrestling and bumping are inevitable. If the fabric is not strong, gloves are easy to be damaged and hands are easy to be injured. At present, professional ski gloves are even made of Kevlar material for bulletproof clothing in the main protective parts, which is very solid and safe.

Skiing depends on snowsticks throughout the whole process, so gloves are highly required. It should not only keep warm and cold, but also be soft, wear-resistant and cut resistant. Ski gloves are generally made of natural leather and synthetic materials, and impermeable fabrics should be selected. If a snow foam is accidentally splashed on your hand when skiing, it will easily melt into water and penetrate into the gloves, so the outer fabric of the gloves must be waterproof.