G Blizzard Leather Gloves

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I have been wearing the G Blizzard Leather Gloves on my hardest winter objectives for two seasons, and they have yet to let me down. The goatskin leather on the palm and fingers holds up to rope handling and tool work far better than any synthetic glove I have used at this warmth level, and the double hook-and-loop closure locks out cold air at the wrist so effectively that I have never once felt a gap on a long, exposed pitch. These are genuinely the warmest gloves I have climbed in that still let me feel what my hands are doing."

There are days in the mountains where warmth is non-negotiable, and durability is equally important. Mixed climbing routes, long ski mountaineering days in deep winter, and alpine objectives that put your hands in contact with rock, rope, and metal demand a glove that can handle the abuse while keeping your hands functional in serious cold. The C.A.M.P. G Blizzard Leather Gloves were engineered for exactly those conditions, combining a robust insulation package with tough goatskin leather construction and the waterproof protection of the DRYZONE membrane.

Thermal insulation runs three layers deep across the G Blizzard. The main body carries both PrimaLoft Gold at 100 g/m² and Hyperloft at 100 g/m², working together to trap heat against the hand on the coldest alpine days, while the palm runs PrimaLoft Gold Eco Grip Control at 100 g/m² to maintain warmth without sacrificing the tactile feedback you need for technical movement. The goatskin leather across the palm, fingers, and knuckles brings No Slip technology and a durability that synthetic materials simply cannot match across seasons of hard use on tools, ropes, and rock. Round Finger construction eliminates fingertip seams for a precise and comfortable fit, and a double hook-and-loop closure system seals the wrist with a main closure and a secondary strap that locks out cold air and ensures nothing shifts during active climbing. Sweat pads on the thumbs, touchscreen compatibility on the thumb and index finger, and cuff loops for pulling on the gloves round out a feature set that covers every practical need from the approach to the crux and back down again.