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Ski gloves autumn/winter 2026/27

Reusch ski gloves for long days on the piste.

Sporty cuts, down-filled or heated: Reusch ski gloves for this winter.

Skier in an olive-green jacket carving across a freshly groomed glacier piste in the sunshine, blue sky behind
Photo: Reusch
Skier wearing Reusch Alpine Heritage carving down a sunny glacier piste, a lift in the background
Photo: Reusch / Patrick Bätz

Sporty

A leather palm gives you a firm grip on everything

These three models fit close and give you a full grip on the pole. All of them pair a goatskin palm with softshell and are insulated with R-LOFT.

According to Reusch, the Alpha Pro is built for performance, with soft padding on the fingers and knuckles. The Alpine Heritage in oiled goatskin is the classic of the range and looks just as good on the hut terrace. The Thunder R-TEX XT is waterproof thanks to its membrane and, according to Reusch, extra warm.

Sporty ski gloves at a glance

Skier in a white jacket sitting at the lift station, holding his hands in Reusch Down Spirit GTX Mittens to his chest, with skis and green poles beside him
Photo: Reusch

Extra warm

Down and GORE-TEX keep your fingers warm even on icy days

The Down Spirit GTX has been one of Reusch’s favourite models for years. Down, GORE-TEX and a goatskin palm keep your hands warm and dry. It comes as a finger glove, as a Mitten and as a Lobster. Those two have ThermoHoods that add warmth to the fingertips.

For even more warmth, there’s the Advanced Heat R-TEX XT Mitten. Its battery heats right into every fingertip, for up to nine hours according to Reusch.

Extra warm ski gloves at a glance

Female skier in a pink jacket skiing down a freshly groomed glacier piste, with snowy rocks and a lift behind her
Photo: Reusch / Patrick Bätz

For women

The women’s models fit perfectly and keep you warm to the fingertips

The Tiffany R-TEX XT is cut for women’s hands and comes in sizes 6 to 8.5. It is insulated with PrimaLoft Gold, waterproof and lined with an especially soft fabric on the back of the hand. It also comes as a mitten, the Tiffany R-TEX XT Mitten.

The warmest is the Sonja R-TEX XT Mitten, with down, a sheepskin palm and a long cuff.

Women’s ski gloves at a glance

Highlights

These Reusch models keep your hands warm all winter

Editorial independent of the partnership

Every model has its favourite day on the mountain

Strong at

  • Warmth in stages – from R-LOFT in the Alpha Pro to battery heating in the Advanced Heat.
  • Secure grip – according to Reusch thanks to leather palms, on every model.

Not the focus

  • Wet snow – the Alpha Pro and Alpine Heritage have no membrane. Choose a model with GORE-TEX or R-TEX XT instead.
  • Fine finger work – the Lobster and finger gloves give you more feel than a mitten.

Assessment: editorial team, as of November 2026. Based on Reusch’s product sheets for the FW 26/27 collection and the product descriptions at SportFits.

Skier in a dark green jacket and beige trousers carving across a freshly groomed piste and kicking up snow, blue sky behind
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Sources

Where the information comes from

Technical details, battery life and sizes come from Reusch’s product sheets for the FW 26/27 collection and the product pages at SportFits, as of November 2026. Brand information:

Reusch, About us · Reusch ski gloves at SportFits

Why Reusch

Reusch started in an attic in Metzingen, Germany. That is where Karl Reusch sewed his first pair of gloves by hand in 1934, and his son Gebhard added the first winter gloves in 1972. Today the brand is based in Reutlingen and, by its own account, supplies seven ski associations. Mikaela Shiffrin skis in Reusch gloves too.

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