Keep your hands covered without disconnecting

Check your trail map, answer a text, or keep a steady grip on your handlebars with Pike Trail Water-Resistant Seamless Touchscreen Gloves. Designed for men and women, these cold-weather gloves combine a three-layer construction, a grippy silicone palm, and touchscreen-compatible fingers for everyday wear and outdoor adventures.

Made for cold, damp days

• Water-resistant and windproof design: A stretch outer shell and elastic wrist cuffs help keep out cold wind, snow, and light rain while retaining warmth.
• Three-layer construction: An outer shell, a waterproof and breathable polyurethane membrane, and a Coolmax-blend lining provide layered coverage. The three-layer design also offers cushioning and a barrier against mosquitoes and bugs.
• Touchscreen-compatible fingers: Microfiber on the thumb, index finger, and middle finger lets you use compatible phones, tablets, smartwatches, and GPS screens without removing your gloves.
• Non-slip palm: Wear-resistant silicone helps you hold your phone, grip a steering wheel, or handle outdoor gear more securely.
• Comfortable stretch fit: Smooth, reinforced stitching and stretch fabric support comfort, durability, and easy on-and-off wear.

Fit and touchscreen tips

Available in Medium, Large, and X-Large. Choose a snug fit so your fingertips fully reach the ends of the gloves; empty space at the fingertips can reduce touchscreen responsiveness.

Materials and details

• Outer shell: 82% nylon, 9% polyester, 8% elastane, 1% metallic yarn.
• Interlayer: 100% polyurethane (PU) waterproof and breathable membrane.
• Lining: 50% Coolmax, 41% nylon, 7% polyester, 2% elastane.
• Weight: 3 ounces per pair.
• Included: Carry bag to keep the gloves together when not in use.

Ready for your outdoor routine

Pack them for hiking, cycling, running, climbing, fishing, hunting, boating, canoeing, kayaking, or watching a game outdoors. They can also be worn for winter activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and sledding. The overall gloves are described as water-resistant, so do not treat them as fully waterproof despite the waterproof inner membrane.