NRS Hydroskin Gloves

Rain on the trail last weekend and these kept my hands warm but still let me tighten my trekking poles without fumbling. The thin neoprene is a perfect middle ground — no bulky mitts, just enough insulation to cut the chill.

I wore these on a rainy hike last weekend and my hands stayed warm without feeling bulky. The grip on my trekking poles was surprisingly good even when soaked.

These gloves are surprisingly thin for neoprene, so I can still tie knots and work zippers without taking them off. Wore them on a rainy 40-degree hike and my hands stayed warm the whole time. The grip on wet trekking poles is what sold me.