The 9 Best Glove Liners for Skiing & Snowboarding of 2023
By: Jen Streby: Senior Buyer | February 9, 2023
From the mountain slopes to the streets in the city, glove liners are always good to have on hand, pun intended. When shopping for ski & snowboard glove liners, there are a few factors to weigh. First and foremost, you'll want to know what material the liners are. Are you looking for a lightweight and breathable option? Or do you need something extra warm and insulated? Next, do you frequently adjust your bindings or fiddle with your phone? This comes into play when determining the level of dexterity you need in your liners. If so, look for liners with touchscreen capabilities. Lastly, think about the overall fit and comfort of the liners. After all, you'll be wearing them all day on the mountain, so they should feel good on your hands!
New This Year:
As always, you’ll see widespread incorporation of touchscreen technology in the best glove liners, as convenience with accessing a phone is a must. Brands like Hestra also now offer heated liners for those who want to take their warmth to the next level in the harshest conditions. Additionally, there are more options for eco-conscious consumers, with sustainable Merino Wool making appearances.
Burton Touchscreen Glove Liners
Keep your fingies nice and toasty when it's time to hit record with the Burton Touchscreen Glove Liners. These liners have Screen Grab technology that makes it easy to fiddle with your electronics without exposing your skin to the elements. Sick edit!
| Material | Touchscreen Compatible | Original Price |
| Polyester | Yes | $19.95 |
Oyuki Pro Liner Gloves
The Oyuki Pro Liner Gloves are a fleece backed mid-weight multipurpose liner with extra grippy silicon on the palms. Designed for those looking for a multipurpose liner that can be used on its own or as an extra layer on super cold days.The Oyuki Pro Liner Gloves are a fleece backed mid-weight multipurpose liner with extra grippy silicon on the palms. Designed for those looking for a multipurpose liner that can be used on its own or as an extra layer on super cold days.
| Material | Touchscreen Compatible | Original Price |
| Polyester, Spandex | Yes | $29.95 |
Hestra Touch Warmth Liners
Need an extra layer of heat for your hands? Layer the Hestra Touch Warmth Liners under your Hestra shells and experience the true meaning of "toasty". With Touchpoint fingers and thumbs, you'll be able to slide your shell off and still protect your hands from the cold while you operate your touchscreen cell.
| Material | Touchscreen Compatible | Original Price |
| Polyester, Wool | Yes | $46.95 |
Oyuki Ultra Liners
The Oyuki Ultra Liner is a mid-weight wind resistant multipurpose liner with extra grippy silicon on the palms. Designed for those looking for a multipurpose liner that can be used on its own or as an extra layer on super cold days.
| Material | Touchscreen Compatible | Original Price |
| Polyester | Yes | $29.95 |
Hestra Heated Glove Liners
Built with three heat stages, integrated heating loops, and a USB charger, the Hestra Heated Glove Liners are the essential setup to take your hand's heat up a few notches. On top of their electric heating system, these liners were built with water and wind-proof materials and insulated with fiberfill. So even when they're not turned on, they are protecting your hands from the chill. We ask you with honesty, what could be better?
| Material | Touchscreen Compatible | Original Price |
| Polyester | No | $319.95 |
Hestra Heated Mitt Liner
Your Hestra mitts are awesome but do your hands still get cold when the winds are really blowing and the snow is coming down in icy sheets? If so, get yourself the battery-powered Hestra Heated Mitt Liners to layer under your mitts, and all your frozen-finger problems will fade away. Made with a durable ripstop fabric, Fiberfill insulation, and brushed polyester lining, these glove ovens feature three heat levels so you can stay in control when the weather changes.
| Material | Touchscreen Compatible | Original Price |
| Polyester | No | $319.95 |
Burton Men's Touch N Go Gloves
The Burton Touch N Go Gloves add extra warmth to thinner gloves, plus they enable full use of your phone or other touchscreen devices without having to expose your fingers to the frosty air. Let there be warmth.
| Material | Touchscreen Compatible | Original Price |
| Fleece, Suede | Yes | $29.95 |
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Our snow accessories buyers have an endless amount of knowledge on all things snow accessory related stemming from years of experience in the outdoor industry in tandem with their countless hours spent outside in all conditions around the world. From hot to cold, snow, rain, wind, and even sunshine, they know what accessories will keep you comfortable and really up your experience outside. evo's buyers assess all products coming to market, lean into this knowledge, and put together this selection of the best products. They have a unique perspective as they truly see everything offered across the category.
Jen Streby
Hi! My name is Jen and while growing up in the very cold Midwest, I didn’t have much experience in the snow apart from sledding and building your classic snowman. Eventually, after college, I migrated my way out to Utah. There I stepped on the snow on skis for the first time at the young age of 27. The first experience being at Alta, doing a complete yard sale under the Collins lift on my first run. Stubborn me didn’t give up. I soon after got a job at Snowbird where I grew to love the sport and learned to love the mountains in the wintertime as much as I do in the summer.
My winter passion didn’t change upon moving to the PNW where I call Seattle my home. I started with evo 6 years ago and have been a buyer for several categories, one of which currently includes the snow accessories category. Come to me if you want to talk about helmets, goggles, gloves, and more.