Grenade Gloves

from my experience, they're not that great at water resistance and warmth

they seem to fit my hands well though

definitely a ten for style factor

go with gmc or dakine

 
ive owned 3 pair and i have had them since the company was pretty much born... the pipe gloves obviously arent that warm, if you look at the ratings you can tell the warmth, i have had 2 pairs that are rated for cold weather and they are warm.... pretty much the more they co$t the warmer they are (for the most part)... the finger blasters are sick as hell
 
dont buy grenade, their gloves fall apart for the most part. I know a bunch of people like them but theres a large chance they will just fall apart or not be warm.

Dakine has great quality and great warranties, look stylish and are really warm (depending on model ovbiously)

Hestra and pow are also really good gloves but are so expensive you could buy sevral dakines for the same amount.
 
i agree, they hands down have the best design (the graphics and prints always look dope) but they are complete garbage as far as construction goes, had a pair for a week before they split a seam on two fingers. those were park gloves though, i can't speak for mittens or more burley gloves. I like the dakines, but i have been riding Reusch's park series gloves since last year and they are warm, waterproof, but still thin...super legit.
 
I have a pair of DK Pros, and the graphics peel off anyways.. I suggest a different company. Dakine, Hestra, Pow, and some Burton gloves keep you warm.
 
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