Pow Gloves

Pow Gloves at Behind The Pines Amsterdam

Pow Gloves at Behind The Pines Amsterdam is a focused edit of winter handwear for snow days, cold commutes and everyday use. The collection brings together insulated gloves, mitts and technical shells with the kind of fit and material choices that matter when the weather turns. If you are looking for reliable protection for the mountains or for winter in the city, Pow Gloves sits right in that space between performance and clean, wearable design.

What Pow Gloves are made for

Pow Gloves are built for conditions where warmth, grip and weather resistance all need to work together. On the hill, that means better control when you are strapping in, adjusting bindings or carrying boards. In town, it means a glove that handles wind, sleet and wet pavement without feeling bulky. The range works well alongside other winter essentials from snow gloves, snowboard clothing and snowboard accessories for a complete cold-weather setup.

Technical materials and construction

Many Pow Gloves styles use waterproof or water-resistant inserts, breathable linings and insulation that keeps heat in without creating excess bulk. For colder sessions, mitts generally hold warmth better than gloves because the fingers share heat. For more active use, a glove with a cleaner profile often gives better dexterity. Leather palms, reinforced wear zones and adjustable cuffs help extend the life of the glove and keep snow out.

Features such as touchscreen-compatible fingertips, removable liners and softshell back panels add everyday practicality. That makes Pow Gloves useful beyond the resort too, especially for travel and daily winter wear.

How to choose the right pair

Start with how you use them. For skiing and snowboarding in deep winter, look at insulated mitts or warmer glove builds. For touring, hiking and higher-output days, a lighter shell or less insulated option can be a better choice because it manages moisture more efficiently. If you run cold, choose more insulation. If you prefer board feel and mobility, choose a slimmer fit.

Fit matters more than people expect. A glove that is too tight loses warmth, while a glove that is too loose can feel clumsy and cold. You want enough room for a natural hand shape and, if needed, a thin liner underneath. If you are unsure about sizing or layering, our layering guide is a useful starting point, especially when you are building a full cold-weather kit.

Built for snow, travel and city use

Pow Gloves make sense in Amsterdam too. Wet wind, bikes, ferry rides and unpredictable winter rain all ask for the same basics: warmth, grip and weather protection. A good pair should move easily from the mountain to the street, and that is where this collection works well. Pair them with snowboard boots, snowboard jackets or a technical layer from Patagonia Snow when you want a simple, functional winter setup.

Why choose Pow Gloves at Behind The Pines?

We select winter accessories the same way we select boards, outerwear and footwear: based on use, construction and durability. Pow Gloves earns a place in the range because the brand focuses on the details that affect comfort in real conditions. That includes materials that hold up, fits that make sense and features that support daily use, not just resort marketing.

At Behind The Pines Amsterdam, you get straightforward advice from a team that understands snow gear and everyday winter wear. If you are comparing glove types or building a setup for the season, it can help to look at related categories like snowboard mid layer, thermal underwear and snowboard socks so the full system works together.

Frequently asked questions

Are Pow Gloves good for snowboarding?
Yes. They are made for cold, wet conditions and work well for riding, especially if you choose the right insulation level for your use.

Should I choose gloves or mitts?
Mitts are warmer, gloves give more dexterity. If you feel the cold easily, mitts are usually the safer choice for winter riding.

Can I use Pow Gloves in the city?
Yes. Many styles are suitable for daily winter use, especially if you want weather protection without a very technical look.

How should Pow Gloves fit?
Snug, but not tight. You want full finger movement and enough room for heat to stay trapped inside.

Do I need waterproof gloves?
If you ride in snow often, yes. Waterproof or highly water-resistant gloves are much better at keeping your hands warm over a full day outside.

How do I care for them?
Let them dry naturally after use and avoid direct heat. For leather and technical materials, regular care helps preserve grip and durability.

Shop Pow Gloves at Behind The Pines Amsterdam

If you are looking for winter gloves that balance warmth, fit and durability, Pow Gloves is a strong place to start. Explore the collection at Behind The Pines Amsterdam and build your cold-weather setup with gear that is made to work. If you need help choosing between glove types, insulation levels or sizes, our team is here to help.