Burton Mens Gore-TEX Insulated Gloves Waterproof Snowboard Gloves
Burton Mens Gore-TEX Insulated Gloves Waterproof Snowboard Gloves
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In this review of the Burton Mens Gore-TEX Insulated Gloves the bottom line is simple: these are winter sport gloves built for riders and skiers who need reliable warmth and weather protection without bulk. The reviewer found the gloves well made and consistently warm, with features that matter on cold days on the mountain, including a breathable ThermacoreECO insulation and GORE Warm technology that keep hands comfortable for extended outings. For anyone who prioritizes touchscreen control, dependable waterproofing, and a pre-curved ergonomic fit, these gloves stand out.
Key Features
- Waterproof protection: The DRYRIDE two-layer fabric shell sheds moisture quickly so hands stay dry during snow and wet weather.
- Warmth system: ThermacoreECO insulation combined with GORE Warm technology provides low-bulk warmth that performs in very cold conditions.
- Device control: Screen Grab PU synthetic palm and a removable Screen Grab liner allow reliable touchscreen use without removing the glove.
- Comfort and fit: The ergonomic pre-curved shape, brushed microfiber fixed lining, and adjustable wrist cinch create a snug, comfortable fit for active use.
- Practical pocket: A heater/vent pocket accepts a disposable handwarmer or can be opened for ventilation when activity raises body temperature.
- Durability and responsibility: Extended gauntlet cuff, D-ring and hook, removable leash, and bluesign materials indicate durable construction with reduced environmental impact.
Who It's For
The gloves are best for snowboarders and skiers who spend long days in cold, wet mountain conditions and need gloves that balance warmth, dexterity, and touchscreen access. Riders who value a lightweight insulated glove with a pre-curved fit and the ability to add a handwarmer will appreciate these.
They are less appropriate for someone seeking a thin, ultra-dexterous glove for precise work in mild weather, or for users who need heated battery-powered gloves (these accept disposable warmers but have no built-in battery heater). People focused solely on casual urban use in mild winter may find them more glove than required.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Excellent warmth from ThermacoreECO and GORE Warm technology while remaining relatively low bulk.
- Reliable waterproofing and quick-drying DRYRIDE shell keeps hands dry on wet snow days.
- Screen Grab palm and removable liner let you use touchscreens without exposing bare skin.
- Thoughtful details like a heater pocket, extended gauntlet, and adjustable wrist cinch improve on-slope practicality.
Cons
- Not a lightweight glove for mild conditions; the insulation and lining add bulk compared with thin liners.
- Heater pocket fits disposable warmers but there is no integrated electronic heating option included.
Specifications
| Brand | Burton |
| Shell | DRYRIDE two-layer fabric |
| Insulation | ThermacoreECO insulation |
| Waterproof/Technology | GORE Warm technology |
| Palm | Screen Grab PU synthetic palm |
| Lining | Brushed microfiber fixed lining with removable Screen Grab liner |
| Extras | Heater/vent pocket, extended gauntlet, wrist cinch, removable leash, D-ring |
Our Verdict
The Burton Mens Gore-TEX Insulated Gloves are a solid choice for winter athletes who need dependable warmth, waterproof protection, and touchscreen capability in one package. They are good value for riders who want durable, responsibly made gloves with practical features like a heater pocket and adjustable fit; buyers in mild climates or those wanting ultra-thin dexterity should consider lighter alternatives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these gloves waterproof?
Yes, the DRYRIDE two-layer shell combined with GORE Warm technology provides waterproof and quick-drying protection for snowy conditions.
Can I use my phone with these gloves?
Yes, the Screen Grab PU palm plus a removable Screen Grab liner let you operate touchscreens without removing the glove.
Do these gloves accept handwarmers?
Yes, there is a heater/vent pocket designed to hold a disposable handwarmer or to open for ventilation.
Editor's Take
These gloves offer dependable waterproofing and warm, low-bulk insulation with touchscreen control and a heater pocket, making them a strong choice for skiers and snowboarders who need reliable cold-weather performance.

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