Rossignol Spring Gloves
Spring gloves solve a specific problem: April training days that start below freezing and finish in slush, when a winter glove is far too warm but bare hands are still wrong on a cold chairlift.
The Rossignol spring glove is cut light and unlined, with enough grip for pole and gate work and little insulation. It is a training and free-skiing glove rather than a gate-bashing one — for slalom contact you want an armoured back, which is what our race gloves and mittens are built for.
Most racers end up with both: an insulated race glove for winter, and a light pair for spring camps and summer skiing. See the rest of our traditional ski gloves and mittens.
