The North Face Men’s Montana Ski Gloves

Built for cold, wet, and snowy conditions, the Montana Ski Gloves deliver dependable waterproof protection, solid insulation, and practical ski‑season features — making them a reliable choice for resort days, powder laps, or winter outings. The DryVent™ waterproof insert, Heatseeker™ Eco insulation, and durable construction combine to keep your hands warm, dry, and functional in changing mountain or weather conditions.

Key Features

• Waterproof & breathable DryVent™ insert: Keeps snow and moisture out while maintaining breathability for long wear in wet snow or slush. 
• Heatseeker™ Eco synthetic insulation: 250 g (back‑of‑hand), 160 g (palm), and 80 g (gauntlet) insulation (~ 70 % post‑consumer recycled polyester) provide warmth across the glove — even when damp.
• Super‑soft fleece lining: 250 g/m² recycled polyester raschel fleece lining adds comfort and helps retain warmth.
• Durable build with reinforced palm: Faux‑leather palm overlay (55 % polyester / 45 % PU) for improved grip and abrasion resistance — useful for ski poles, snowboards, or gear handling.
• Adjustable gauntlet & wrist closure: Webbing strap on back of hand + shockcord with cord‑lock at gauntlet hem help seal out snow and cold, while a webbing cuff pull makes them easier to put on.
• Touch‑screen compatible fingertips (ETIP™): Let you use phones or devices without removing gloves — handy on the go.
• Wrist leash & pairing clip: Helps prevent losing a glove when removed and keeps pairs together when off.
• Snow‑ready details: Nose‑wipe on thumb, progressive pre‑curve finger shaping for relaxed fit, and WindWall™ gauntlet lining for wind resistance. 

Who It’s For

If you’re skiing, snowboarding, snow‑shoeing, or just spending time outside in cold, wet snow — and want gloves that balance warmth, waterproofing, and practicality — the Montana Ski Gloves are a solid, all‑around pick. They’re especially good if you prefer a glove that’s warm and weatherproof over high‑dexterity, or you expect mixed snow/rain conditions and want reliable water resistance. For more intense cold or prolonged static time, you may still want a thicker mitten — but for versatility and convenience, Montana handles most ski‑season needs well.