Arc'teryx Venta Glove

Cold Hands Kill Vibes.

The Arc'teryx Venta Glove is built for moving fast when the weather’s trying to ruin your plans. Lightweight, windproof, and surprisingly warm for how low-profile they are, these gloves are made for winter trail runs, cold-weather hikes, ski tours, and anyone who refuses to stay indoors just because the forecast looks rude.

Built with GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ softshell fabric, the Venta blocks brutal wind while still breathing well enough to keep your hands from turning into sweaty regret tubes halfway through your climb or run. It resists rain and snow without feeling bulky, and the high-loft fleece lining adds just enough warmth to keep you functional without sacrificing dexterity.

The articulated fit moves naturally with your hands, while TPU reinforcements on the palms and fingers improve grip and durability where it counts. Touchscreen-compatible fingertips let you check maps, texts, or questionable group chats without exposing your hands to the elements like a rookie. And the reinforced pull tab with carabiner loop makes clipping them to your pack quick and painless when temps swing.

Minimal bulk. Maximum utility. Exactly how cold-weather gloves should be.

Specs & Features:

• GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ windproof softshell construction
• Lightweight warmth with breathable performance
• High-loft fleece lining for moisture management and comfort
• TPU palm and finger reinforcements for grip and durability
• Touchscreen-compatible thumb and index finger
• Articulated fit for unrestricted movement and dexterity
• Slim elastic cuff layers easily under jackets
• Reinforced pull tab with carabiner attachment loop
• Weather-resistant and highly packable
• Weight: 66g / 2.3 oz
• Ideal for hiking, trail running, skiing, touring, and winter training

Why We Love It

These are the gloves you forget you’re wearing—in the best way possible. They cut wind like champs, breathe well during movement, and don’t feel bulky when you’re adjusting gear, grabbing poles, or fumbling with zippers in the cold. They live in that sweet spot between “barely there” and “thank God I packed gloves.”