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Men's resort ski gloves with PrimaLoft Silver ECO insulation, recycled shell, heat pack pocket and touchscreen-conductive fingertips. Waterproof and warm for cold days on the hill.
The Overweb is Spyder's go-to glove for skiers who want serious warmth without the bulk. Built with PrimaLoft Silver ECO insulation and a recycled polyester shell, they'll keep your hands warm through a full day on the hill and light touring. The shell uses 10K/10K waterproofing with DWR so they shed moisture quickly, and the recycled materials mean you're not adding new plastic to the environment.
These gloves don't feel stiff or cramped—the stretch in the shell lets you grip your poles and adjust bindings without fussing with the fit. The heat pack pocket has a proper YKK zip, so it won't snag or jam. The insulation is warm enough for -20°C days but doesn't trap sweat if you're working hard, and the touchscreen-conductive fingertips mean you can check your phone or use a ski pass reader without pulling the gloves off. PFAS-free construction keeps nasty chemicals out of the water and off your hands.
Men skiing resort terrain in cold conditions. They suit all-mountain skiers who need genuine warmth but still want to feel what they're doing. The cuff is adjustable, so they work fine over or under a jacket cuff depending on how you layer.
From the fitting room: Size up if you have long fingers or plan to wear a thin liner inside—these gloves run to Spyder's fit, which is fairly true to size.
| Insulation | PrimaLoft Silver ECO, 100 g |
|---|---|
| Shell | 55% recycled polyester, 45% polyester |
| Waterproofing | 10K/10K laminate with DWR |
| Warmth rating | Warmest |
| Waterproofing rating | Driest |
| Heat pack pocket | Yes, YKK zip |
| Gauntlet | Adjustable over-the-cuff |
| Wrist leash | Removable |
| Touchscreen fingertips | Yes, conductive material |
| Fit | Men's |
| Layer | Shell |
| Cut | Regular |

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