Care and Maintenance

So picture this: you finally land at your ski destination, drag your bag into the lodge, unzip it… and boom. That unmistakable stench of wet ski gloves hits you like a slap. It’s part mildew, part sweat, part “old hockey

Picture this: you pull your ski gloves out of your gear bag on a cold January morning, slide your hands inside, and—bam—the smell hits you like a middle-school locker room after gym class. It’s not just unpleasant. It’s distracting, and

So there you are—ski boots tossed in the corner, goggles fogged up, cheeks red from the cold—and now you’re holding two damp ski gloves that feel like wet sponges. The mountain was incredible, but you know tomorrow’s gonna be brutal

Well, if you’ve ever taken a toddler skiing, sledding, or just rolling around in fresh powder, you already know the truth: the gloves get wet. Not just a little damp — I mean soaked. The kind of wet where you