Ski Trab Gara Aero Glove

As someone who frequently suffers from cold hands while skiing, I was thrilled to discover the Ski Trab Aero gloves. During a recent ski tour in the Utah backcountry, these gloves kept my hands incredibly warm while still allowing for breathability. The snug, yet comfortable fit of the XL size worked perfectly for me (my hand palm circumference is 23cm and hand length is 21cm). I even layered them underneath the Ski Trab Gara overglove for added protection, and they worked seamlessly together. Overall, I highly recommend these gloves for anyone who values warmth, comfort, and durability during winter sports activities. They're definitely worth the investment!

Hi! My hand is 21.5cm in circumference and 21.2cm in length. Would you recommend I split the difference and get an XL? Thanks so much!!

Whats the sizing on these? Im wearing a medium in BD gloves.

I can be skeptical of venturing beyond my beloved CAMP glove duo -- the G Comp Wind and G Tech Dry -- and trying new hand-wear, but the affection for these gloves among certain members of the SkimoCo staff convinced me to give this Trab offering a shot. Good thing, too, since it turns out they're the perfect "tweener" gloves for higher-intensity tours in cold weather when a lighter glove (G Comp Wind or Race) isn't nearly enough, but the Tech Dry is too warm and/or too clumsy for making quick transitions on wind-blasted ridgelines. The Gara Evo glove definitely sets a new standard for the warmth:dexterity ratio, and it doesn't seem to get sweaty/clammy nearly as fast as temperatures start to climb after early-morning starts. The dexterity in particular is a huge positive -- I usually find anything heavier than a G Comp Wind gets in my way during the complicated suit-zipping, boot-buckling, skin-ripping, etc. that happens during a race transition, but my hands would suffer during cold races as a result. The Gara Evo is nearly as good on dexterity but way, way warmer for conditions when the overpants and Mezzalama jackets start coming out and your competitors start abandoning the race due to hypothermia. Put simply, I think the ultimate goal of lightweight glove design is to create one glove you can wear all day without needing to switch to a different set, and I think Trab nailed it for cold conditions with the Gara Evo.

When moving these gloves are awesome. Best touchscreen gloves I have come across, never have to take them off to fiddle with the phone. Wind mitt works surprisingly well. Make sure you have a warm overmitt for the down and a separate pair of gloves when digging a pit. Durable gloves, have used them for cold bike tours (repairing flats, fixing chain) and occasional ranch work glove!

I wore out my pair of beloved Trab Maximo gloves, which were sold out in my size, so I gave these a try. By my cold-hand standards they're not a full on midwinter glove, but they are a lot warmer than the other things in their class. The overmitt is nice too. But geez these things get wet easy and stay wet forever. Even drying them out at home takes a while. I nikwaxed the palms (which didn't do much) and I sometimes wear nitrile gloves underneath, which help, but man. Otherwise very nice; quite dextrous, reasonably durable so far as well.

These gloves have surprisingly small dexterity for such a small glove, probably because the liner and shell seams all bunch up at the fingertips. The elastic cuff isn't all that elastic and putting these gloves on is a royal pain. Once finally on these are comfortable and warm.
On the plus side I toured and ran in those all season and they are still in good shape, which is very rare for anything branding the words 'world cup'
low rating is because these gloves are so damn clunky

Is there a size chart for the Ski Trab gloves?

Super psyched on these for late season enduro tours. They are a little on the small side. I'd recommend sizing up if you are in between. This was the first glove I've used with the overmitt, and I was surprised at how much of a difference it makes. Highly recommended!

Surprisingly warm for how dexterous they are, largely due to the good windproof material used on the back of the fingers/hands. The overmitt is well designed in that it doesn't cover the thumb - I've used the Camp version and it always gets shredded between the thumb&fingers.