49 products
Anmer
Anmer
Waterproof All Weather Ultra Grip Glove
£50.00
3 colours available
Skeyton
Skeyton
Waterproof All Weather Ultra Grip Knitted Gauntlet
£55.00
1 colour available
Bodham
Bodham
Waterproof All Weather Cycle Glove
£44.00
£55.00
2 colours available
Griston
Griston
Waterproof All Weather Lightweight Glove
£45.00
1 colour available
Stanford
Stanford
Waterproof All Weather Sporting Glove
£65.00
1 colour available
Broome
Broome
Waterproof All Weather Shooting Glove
£65.00
1 colour available
Fordham
Fordham
Waterproof All Weather Hunting Glove
£65.00
1 colour available
Upwell
Upwell
Waterproof Heated Cycle Glove
£190.00
1 colour available
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Sealskinz Waterproof Gloves
We offer a wide selection of waterproof gloves, with performance-driven solutions for all weather types and activities. Aquasealz™ technology combines complete waterproofness with breathability, letting perspiration escape. Hands will remain warm, dry and aerated.
What are the best waterproof gloves for outdoor activities?
The best waterproof gloves for outdoor adventures are those that combine durable waterproofing, reliable insulation, and breathable moisture-management, so your hands stay dry, warm and comfortable whether you’re cycling in rain, hiking through sleet, or commuting in cold drizzle. High-quality gloves such as Sealskinz waterproof gloves often incorporate a multi-layer construction, with a tough outer shell to resist abrasion, a waterproof membrane to block rain and snow, and an inner liner that wicks away sweat and keeps your hands comfortable.
How do I choose gloves for rain and cold?
When selecting gloves for rain and cold, it’s important to consider waterproofing, insulation, fit, and breathability. Waterproof gloves should have a sealed or membrane-based barrier, such as Sealskinz Aquasealz™ technology, rather than a water-repellent coating alone, because true waterproofing stops rain, snow, and sleet from penetrating. At the same time, gloves should provide thermal insulation or a warm lining, for example fleece or a technical insulated liner, to trap warmth and prevent frostbite or cold-induced numbness. Fit matters too: gloves that are too tight can restrict blood flow and reduce warmth, while gloves that are too loose can allow cold air or water to seep in, or hinder dexterity. In short: choose gloves with a trustworthy waterproof membrane, good internal insulation, a secure but comfortable fit, and possibly added features like reinforced grips or extended cuffs for extra weather-protection.
Are waterproof gloves breathable?
Yes! High-quality waterproof gloves can and should be breathable. A waterproof membrane does more than just repel rain or snow: our Aquasealz™ membrane is designed to be vapour-permeable, meaning that sweat vapour from your hands can escape while water from outside is blocked. This breathability helps avoid the uncomfortable problem of moist, clammy hands, which can quickly become cold. Without this breathability, waterproof gloves risk trapping your own sweat inside, which can lead to chilling once movement slows, or simply make them unpleasant for extended wear. The best waterproof gloves balance external water protection with internal moisture ventilation, giving you dry, warm, comfortable hands even during long periods outdoors.