Warm hands. Better grip. More comfortable curling.
When it comes to curling equipment, gloves don’t always get the attention they deserve. We spend plenty of time choosing the right broom, shoes, and grippers, but the gloves you wear can make a real difference to how comfortable you feel on the ice.
Whether you’re sweeping hard every end, calling the game from the house, or simply trying to keep your fingers warm, the right pair of curling gloves can help.
With both Goldline and Hardline gloves available in our collection, there’s something for different playing styles and preferences.
So, which pair is right for you?
Goldline Platinum Gloves: The All-Rounder
Looking for a glove that balances warmth, comfort, and grip?
The Goldline Platinum Unisex Curling Gloves offer a versatile option for curlers who want a little bit of everything.
Their standout feature is a silicone treatment on the palms, designed to improve your grip on the broom handle.
Combined with insulation and a comfortable design, the Platinum is a practical choice for recreational curlers who want one pair of gloves to handle different roles on the ice.
Why choose Platinum?
- Silicone-treated palms for enhanced grip.
- Insulated construction for warmth.
- Versatile design for different positions and playing styles.
Best for: Recreational curlers and anyone looking for a balance of warmth and grip.
Hardline Endurance Gloves: Built for Sweeping Comfort
If you spend a lot of time sweeping, you know that repeated contact with your broom handle can be tough on your hands.
The Hardline Endurance Gloves are designed with durability and comfort in mind.
Featuring genuine cowhide leather palms, these gloves offer a durable gripping surface. Additional padding in the palm and the area between the thumb and index finger helps reduce friction and discomfort during sweeping.
They’re a great option for curlers who want a traditional leather feel with extra protection in the areas that work hardest.
Why choose Endurance?
- Durable cowhide leather palms.
- Added padding in key contact areas.
- Designed to reduce friction and discomfort during sweeping.
- Available in men’s and women’s styles.
Best for: Frequent sweepers and curlers who prioritize durability and hand comfort.
Hardline Tru Grip Gloves: Grip Comes First
For some curlers, the biggest priority is maintaining a secure connection with their broom handle.
The Hardline Tru Grip Gloves are designed specifically with that in mind.
Their palms feature a specialized grip coating intended to reduce slipping and improve control while sweeping.
If you’ve ever found yourself constantly readjusting your hands on your broom, a grip-focused glove may be worth considering.
Why choose Tru Grip?
- Specialized no-slip palm coating.
- Designed for a secure hold on the broom.
- Comfortable construction for extended use.
- Classic black styling.
Best for: Curlers who prioritize broom control and a secure grip while sweeping.
What About Curling Mitts?
Sometimes, warmth matters more than having the dexterity of a glove.
For curlers who spend significant time standing in the house, or who simply struggle to keep their hands warm, mitts are another option worth considering.
Our Hardline curling mitts are designed with insulation and comfort in mind.
They’re particularly useful when keeping warm is the priority, although gloves may be preferable when you need more individual finger movement and broom control.
At a Glance: Comparing Our Curling Gloves & Mitt
| Glove/ Mitt | Key feature | Best suited for |
|---|---|---|
| Hardline Mitt | Insulated design for warmth and comfort | Skips and curlers who prioritize keeping their hands warm |
| Goldline Platinum | Silicone palm grip and insulation | All-around recreational play |
| Hardline Endurance | Leather palms and extra padding | Sweeping comfort and durability |
| Hardline Tru Grip | Specialized grip coating | Grip-focused sweeping |
Ready to find your perfect pair?
Explore our complete collection of curling gloves and mitts.
Because when your hands are comfortable, you can focus on what matters most: making your next shot.
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