Waterproof Gloves in Pakistan: The Winter Gloves Built for Riders, Trekkers and Snow

Why Your Hands Give Up First in Winter

Ask any rider who has done the Karakoram Highway in December, or any trekker who has camped at Naltar in January. The first thing to quit is not the engine or the legs. It is the hands.

Fingers go numb, grip weakens, and pulling the clutch or holding a trekking pole turns into a fight. Add a little rain or melting snow, and ordinary wool or leather gloves soak through within minutes. Wet gloves are worse than no gloves at all, because they pull heat out of your fingers faster.

Then there is the phone. You need it for maps, calls and photos, so you take the gloves off, your hands freeze, and putting wet gloves back on is miserable.

That is exactly the problem the Dominance Waterproof Gloves with Touch Use were made to solve. They are 3-layer, waterproof and windproof winter gloves with a fleece lining and touch screen fingertips, built for Pakistan's cold north and foggy plains alike.

In this guide, we cover what makes these waterproof gloves in Pakistan different, who they are for, how to choose your size, how to look after them, and what real customers say after using them in rain and snow.

Meet the Dominance Waterproof Gloves with Touch Use

These are not thin fashion gloves. The Dominance waterproof gloves are built in three layers: a soft shell outer fabric, a waterproof membrane in the middle, and a 100 gram fleece lining on the inside.

The result is a glove that keeps rain, snow and icy wind out while trapping warmth in. It stays flexible enough to grip handlebars, poles and tools, and the fingertips work on your phone screen.

They are made for the people who are out in the cold the most: bike riders, cyclists, trekkers, hunters, shooters and anyone handling machinery outdoors in winter.

8 Features That Make These the Best Waterproof Gloves for Winter

1. Three-layer soft shell build

The outer soft shell fabric is tough and flexible. It handles the rub of handlebars, ropes and rifle stocks without stiffening up in the cold. Three layers working together give you protection that a single-layer glove simply cannot.

2. Waterproof membrane lining

Sandwiched inside is a waterproof membrane that stops rain and melting snow from reaching your skin. This is what separates true waterproof gloves from "water resistant" ones that give up after twenty minutes of drizzle.

3. Windproof protection

At 80 km/h on a bike, even a mild 10°C day feels freezing on bare hands. The soft shell and membrane block wind chill, which is the real enemy for riders and anyone working in open, exposed areas.

4. 100 gram fleece insulation

The inside is lined with 100 gram fleece. It is warm enough for snow and frosty mornings, yet not so bulky that you lose feel on the controls. The fleece also absorbs sweat, so your hands do not get clammy on long rides or steep climbs.

5. Touch screen fingertips

Check Google Maps at a junction, answer a call or snap a photo of a frozen lake without taking your gloves off. The touch-enabled fingertips work on your smartphone, so your hands stay warm and dry the whole time.

6. Extra-long cuff with elastic wrist closure

The gloves run 10.5 inches from fingertip to cuff, longer than regular gloves. That extra length tucks over or under your jacket sleeve, so snow and rain cannot slide in at the wrist. The elastic closure holds everything snug.

7. Enhanced palm grip

The palm is designed for a firm hold. Whether it is a throttle, a trekking pole, an ice axe or a wet steel handle, you keep control even when everything is slippery.

8. Fluorescent visibility strip

A fluorescent strip helps you stand out in fog, at dusk and on dark highways. For riders on the motorway in December smog, that small detail makes your hand signals much easier for other drivers to see.

Add a comfortable, anti-itch inner material and shrink-resistant fabric, and you have a pair of winter gloves that you can wear all day, season after season.

Who Should Buy These Waterproof Gloves?

Bike riders and touring bikers

This is where the gloves shine. Winter road trips to Skardu, Hunza, Naran or Swat mean hours of cold wind, sudden rain and snow on the passes. Even in Lahore, Islamabad and Peshawar, early morning commutes in December and January are bitterly cold on two wheels.

As winter gloves for bikers, they keep your fingers warm enough to work the clutch and brake properly, and the touch fingertips let you follow maps without stopping to strip off.

Cyclists

Road and mountain cyclists lose heat from their hands fast because of constant airflow. Windproof, fleece-lined cycling gloves for winter keep you riding longer, and the grip palm keeps your hold on the bars secure in the wet.

Trekkers, hikers and campers

On winter treks to places like Fairy Meadows, Ratti Gali or Makra Peak, you will be handling poles, tent pegs and cold metal zips. These snow gloves keep your hands dry in slush and powder, and the long cuff stops snow from getting in when you dig or scramble.

Hunters and shooters

Duck and partridge season runs through Pakistan's coldest months, often at dawn and near water. The gloves give warmth and a firm grip on the stock while staying flexible. The fleece wicks away sweat during long waits in the field.

Outdoor workers and machinery operators

If you handle industrial machinery, run a site, or work outdoors through winter, wet and frozen hands are a safety risk. Waterproof, insulated gloves with a strong grip help you stay productive and in control.

Everyday winter use

Not every buyer is an adventurer. Many customers simply want warm, waterproof gloves for winter for the school run, walking, or travel to Murree and Nathia Gali during snowfall season.

How to Choose the Right Size

The gloves come in Medium and Large. A good fit matters more with winter gloves than summer ones: too tight and the fleece compresses and loses warmth; too loose and you lose grip and touch accuracy.

1. Measure your hand. Wrap a soft tape around the widest part of your palm, just below the knuckles, leaving out the thumb.
2. Compare with the glove. The listed palm width is 5.5 inches and the length from middle fingertip to cuff end is 10.5 inches.
3. Think about what goes under. If you like wearing a thin liner glove underneath for extreme cold, consider going up a size.
4. When in doubt, ask. Send your hand measurement on WhatsApp to 0314-4032801 and the Dominance team will suggest the right size before you order.

A good-fitting glove should let you make a full fist without the fabric pulling tight across the knuckles, and the fingertips should sit close to the end so the touch screen works accurately.

What Customers Say After Using Them

The gloves hold an average of about 4.6 out of 5 stars from 20 verified reviews on dominance.pk, with 95% of buyers rating them 4 or 5 stars.

• Younas Kamal, a winter rider, took them on a riding expedition up north and tested them in both rain and snow. He found them comfortable and cozy, and strongly recommends them for anyone who rides in winter.
• Syed Taqi Mehdi called them great gloves for winter and praised the grip. For long, very steep climbs, he suggests switching to a lighter pair, which makes sense since these are insulated for cold rather than built for high-sweat ascents.
• Usman Zafar liked the material quality and confirmed the touch fingertips work on his phone.
• Chaudhary Sardar Arshad summed them up simply as amazing gloves.

How to Care for Your Waterproof Gloves

Look after them and they will last you many winters.

• Dry them naturally. After a wet ride or trek, turn the cuffs open and let them air dry at room temperature. Never put them on a heater, gas stove or angeethi, since direct heat can damage the membrane.
• Hand wash only. Use lukewarm water and a mild detergent. Skip bleach and fabric softener, which clog the fabric and reduce its water protection.
• Do not wring. Press out water gently with a towel instead of twisting the gloves.
• Store them dry. Keep them in a dry, ventilated place in the off season, not sealed in a damp bag.
• Keep the fingertips clean. Wipe them now and then so the touch screen response stays sharp.

Waterproof Gloves Price in Pakistan: Is It Worth It?

The Dominance waterproof gloves are currently Rs.2,499, down from Rs.2,850.

Cheap winter gloves from the roadside usually cost less, but most are single-layer knit or fake leather. They soak through in the first shower, have no windproofing, and do not work with your phone. Imported branded snow gloves, on the other hand, can cost several times more.

For under Rs.2,500, you get three layers, a waterproof membrane, fleece insulation, touch fingertips, a long cuff and a visibility strip. You also get a local brand with a 14-day return policy, real customer support on WhatsApp, and delivery all over Pakistan.

Pay online by card or bank transfer and your order qualifies for free delivery on orders above Rs.3,999. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Dominance gloves fully waterproof?

Yes. They have a waterproof membrane between the outer shell and the fleece lining, plus an extra-long cuff to stop water and snow getting in at the wrist. Riders have tested them in both rain and snow.

Can I use my phone while wearing these gloves?

Yes. The fingertips have touch screen technology, so you can use maps, answer calls and take photos without removing the gloves.

Are these good winter gloves for bike riding?

They are one of our most popular winter gloves for bikers. They are windproof, insulated with 100 gram fleece, have a grip-enhanced palm for the controls, and carry a fluorescent strip for visibility on the road.

Can I use them for snow and trekking?

Yes. They work well as snow gloves for winter treks, camping and trips to snowfall areas like Murree, Naran and Malam Jabba. For very long, steep, high-sweat climbs, some trekkers prefer a lighter pair for the climb and these for camp and the descent.

What is the waterproof gloves price in Pakistan at Dominance?

The current price is Rs.2,499 (regular price Rs.2,850), in both Medium and Large.

Do you deliver all over Pakistan?

Yes. Dominance delivers across Pakistan, and online payments on orders above Rs.3,999 get free delivery.

What if the size does not fit?

Dominance has a 14-day return policy for unused items in original packaging with tags. To start a return, call or WhatsApp 0314-4032801. Check the full return and exchange policy before ordering.

Do the gloves shrink after washing?

No. The fabric is shrink resistant. Hand wash gently and air dry them, and they will keep their shape and fit.

Keep Your Hands in the Game This Winter

Winter in Pakistan is the best season for some of the country's most beautiful rides and treks: frozen lakes, snow-covered valleys and empty mountain roads. Do not let numb, wet fingers cut that short.

The Dominance waterproof gloves give you three layers of protection, fleece warmth, a strong grip and touch screen fingertips, all for Rs.2,499. Choose your size before the cold sets in.

Shop the Dominance Waterproof Gloves now and get them delivered anywhere in Pakistan.