2015 Spring Snowboard Gloves – A Top 5 List
Spring has hit here in Colorado. It’s time for lot parties and basking in the warm sunshine as you enjoy the final turns of your season. Spring riding gloves should be an essential piece of your warm weather kit. Check out our Top 5 favorite 2015 spring snowboarding gloves.
#5 | Grenade CC935 Gloves
The CC935s are Grenade’s lightweight gloves designed for pipe riders, but you’ll look good in these gloves all over the mountain.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Extended cuffs
- Suede palms
$30 | grenadegloves.com
#4 | Celtek Misty Gloves
We dig Celtek’s lightweight Misty Gloves for their water resistant rip stop nylon, grippy silicone palms, and the bright graphics.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Water resistant ripstop nylon
- Wrist pull-on tabs
- Low profile cuffs
- The best prints in the business!
#3 | Pow High 5 Gloves
The High 5 Gloves are right in line with the quality and comfort we’ve come to expect from Pow. And of course we think this is the best name ever for a pair of gloves!
HIGHLIGHTS
- Amara palm with Amphib Grip
- Available in two So-Gnar colorways
- Slip on cuff
$36 | powgloves.com
#2 | Drop Zenith GTX
A lightweight and comfortable glove with GoreTex for riders looking for full waterproof protection. With more insulation than the other gloves on this list, we like the versatility of the Zenith GTX, especially for those days that start out on the chilly end of the thermometer.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Gore-Tex® Guaranteed To Keep You Dry® Insert
- Full leather palm
- Available in four colorways - Rasta, Black, White, and Blue/Electric Blue
$65 e| dropmfg.com
#1 | CandyGrind Spring Glove
A perfect mix of light insulation, fine craftsmanship, and attention to the small details – CandyGrind hits the sweet spot and tops our list with their Spring Gloves.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Removable wrist straps with custom (dice!) stops
- Leather overlap on ratchet finger
- Moisture wicking micro fleece liner
- Chamude palm with silicone grip
$45 | candygrind.com