Warm Gloves

mittens with heavy insulation is what you need

Depending on how much you want to spend... Arc'teryx and Black Diamond make incredibly warm, tough, long lasting gloves.

Swany and Outdoor Research also makes incredible warm, tough, long lasting gloves but are generally a little cheaper than Arc and BD.

The other option is to get a GoreTex mitten shell for your current gloves and wear that on top.

How much performance sufferage do you see between Swany and Outdoor Research in comparison to ARC and BD?

Not very much. You're partly paying for the brand name. And, BD and Arc do have incredibly build quality and put a lot of time into developing their products.

OR and Swany are still excellent choices. I rocked Swany gloves for a while and really liked them. They're incredibly warm and still pretty dexterous. Most of their models also have a small waterproof zippered compartment that's pretty clutch for a handwarmer in gnarly conditions.

The other thing I would recommend if you're trying to do this cheaply would be to buy some silk or capilene glove liners. They're very thin material that you can easily wear under your normal glove but can make a big difference. Layering is really clutch for warmth.

But as a standalone glove I think you'll be happy even if you don't drop 150-200$ on gloves from Arc or BD and get a Swany glove. I'd recommend Swany.

Particularly, something with Swany's Tri-Plex insulation system. Which means a little more money, but believe me, it is WARM.

I have some black diamond gloves. The durability is incredible on them, but I have long fingers and they freeze in my black diamonds

If you're willing to spend the money, Hestra is a very nice glove. I love mine. As long as I can keep them on my hands and keep the snow out of them, they're really warm. But I fiddle with my iPod a lot. Even when they're damp inside they keep my hands pretty warm though.

Get a nice pair of mittens and your hands will never be cold again.

spyder work gloves. Ive used a pair called the work horses for at least 5 years and my fingers have never gotten cold. All leather is the only way to go

The new Oakley mitts are so warm and under 100$ trust me once you get em you'll thank me

Hestra SMP's or Arcteryx Vertics. If you have the cash. Both some real warm gloves.