The Montana Glove wraps a waterproof DryVent shell around 300 grams of Heatseeker insulation on the back of the hand and 160 grams through the palm, more than either 3-in-1 glove in the Montana line, without a liner to add or remove as the day changes. Ripstop panels reinforce the index and pinkie fingers, knuckles, and thumb fourchette, the spots that take the most repeated flexing on a pole grip or binding strap. A silicone gripper dot palm holds onto gear in wet snow, while a soft polar fleece lining keeps the inside comfortable from first run to last. What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I wore this through a full day in single-digit temps and never once thought about layering up or down. The insulation just holds steady, so I could focus on the terrain instead of managing my gloves."