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Women's gloves and mittens — running, walking and deep cold

You forget about your hands… until they freeze. The right glove or mitten changes everything once the temperature drops. Light running gloves, warm mittens for deep cold, touchscreen gloves and wind-blocking models — find women's gloves and mittens at Soccer Sport Fitness from Brooks, Columbia, Mizuno, Nike and Smartwool.

On this page: Running gloves · Deep-cold mittens · Touchscreen gloves and liners · Wind-blocking and waterproof · How to choose · Brands · FAQ

Running and training gloves

Light and breathable, they cut the chill of cool mornings without making you sweat. Often with touchscreen tips, a snug cuff and reflective details; some models fold into a mitten (flip-top) when the temperature drops.

Mittens for deep cold

A mitten keeps the fingers together for maximum warmth — the best choice when it's truly cold. Down or synthetic insulation, wind-blocking, with a long cuff to keep out drafts.

Touchscreen gloves and liners

Touchscreen tips let you use your phone or watch without taking anything off. Tip: a thin liner glove under a mitten lets you handle your phone without stripping down mid-run.

Wind-blocking and waterproof

For biting wind and wet snow: wind-blocking gloves and waterproof, breathable membranes (Gore-Tex type) that keep hands dry without trapping sweat.

How to choose

Cool-weather running: a light, breathable glove with touchscreen tips.
Deep cold: an insulated, wind-blocking mitten with a long cuff.
Cold rain, snow: a model with a waterproof membrane.
Versatility: a thin liner to pair under a mitten.

Our brands

Brooks and Mizuno for running, Columbia for the outdoors, Nike for training and Smartwool for merino. Round out your kit with our hats and neck gaiters, our base layers and all our women's accessories.

Gloves or mittens for winter?

A mitten keeps the fingers together and warms more: it's the best choice in deep cold. A glove gives more dexterity for running and simply cool days.

How do I keep my hands warm while running?

Start with a light, breathable glove; in deep cold, go for an insulated, wind-blocking mitten. The thin-liner-under-a-mitten trick combines warmth and dexterity.

Do touchscreen gloves really work?

Yes: conductive zones at the fingertips let you use a touchscreen. Handy for music, calls and training apps without taking anything off.

What are flip-top gloves?

A glove whose tip folds back to free your fingers (or folds over into a mitten). Ideal when the temperature shifts during your outing: a mitten's warmth, a glove's dexterity.

How do I choose my size?

Go by each brand's size chart; measure around your palm. A glove that's too tight cuts circulation and makes hands colder — aim for a comfortable fit.