KINCO's for sure. 901's for colder days and also Kinco's deerskin gloves. Deerskins are super soft deerskin leather, surprisingly durable, great dexterity and the most comfortable. You'll want to snow seal the dearskin as they can absorb water if you get them in the snow alot. Deerskins are not as warm as the 901's, although I've used a single pair, all season for at least 3 or 4 years - still holding up great. I dpn't have a problem with cold hands, so I'm fine with these on the coldest days, but if you are a 'cold hands' person, than deerskins would be best for the not-so-cold days, spring skiing, etc - Love em' for touring as I don't overheat on the upl and plenty warm for me on the down. Can't beat Kino's for value and durability. Many options and can be had in the $18 - $24 range. Get 2 pair and throw a pair in the bottom of your touring pack as back-ups.
