Cold Weather Gloves

When subzero temperatures, wind chill, or freezing rain threaten to stop work, Gemplers’ cold weather gloves collection steps in to keep your crew’s hands warm, safe, and productive. Whether your crew faces cold-weather landscaping, utility work, snow removal, or traffic control, our gloves are engineered to combine insulation, dexterity, and durability. From thermal liners to rugged shell gloves, these winter gloves are built for pros who can’t afford cold hands.

Cold Weather Gloves

Cold Weather Gloves For Tough Jobs

Our cold weather work gloves are designed specifically for outdoor professionals working in cold environments—balancing warmth, grip, protection, and comfort so work continues even when it’s freezing.

Why choose Gemplers’ winter gloves?

Multi-layer thermal systems: We use combinations of insulating liners (e.g. fleece, Thinsulate, wool blends) plus protective shells to trap warmth without bulk.
Windproof and water‑resistant outer shells: Many gloves feature wind-blocking fabrics, water-repellent coatings, or waterproof membranes to keep wind and moisture at bay.
Enhanced grip in cold conditions: We incorporate coatings or textured grip zones that stay effective even when snow, ice, or slush is present.
Flexibility and dexterity balance: Cold-weather gloves must protect without crippling motion. Our collection includes gloves with articulated fingers, stretch panels, or removable liners for flexibility in different tasks.
Reinforced high-wear areas: Palms, fingertips, and knuckles are often reinforced with durable materials to withstand repeated contact and abrasion in harsh winter jobs.

Tips for choosing the right winter glove

Assess your climate and job demands. If your crew faces bitter cold, wind, or extended outdoor hours, opt for gloves with heavier insulation and robust windproofing.
Prioritize grip under winter conditions. Look for gloves with grip-enhancing coatings or patterns that remain effective on snow, wet surfaces, or ice.
Don’t over-insulate. Excess insulation can reduce tactile control. Choose gloves that provide enough warmth but still allow tool manipulation and trigger pulls (if relevant).
Check cuff style and sealing. Longer gauntlet cuffs or adjustable wrist closures help seal out wind, snow, and drafts.
Inspect insulation and shell durability. Good gloves use premium stitching, durable shell fabrics, and high-quality insulation that won’t compress or shift over time.

With the right winter gloves, your crew stays safe, comfortable, and efficient—no matter how cold it gets. Gemplers makes it easier to compare insulation levels, grip options, styles, and features so your team is ready for the demands of winter work.