For the ones who stay after the lifts close.
BUILT FOR THE LAST RUN
AND THE FIRST ROUND.
The Giddyup Glove™ - the only mitten that holds your drink—and insulates both at the same time. Designed for skiers and riders who stay out longer, stay warm, and don’t rush good company.
Black & White Buffalo Plaid Giddyup Glove™
Dapper Plaid Giddyup Glove™
Deep Purple Plaid Giddyup Glove™
Everpine Drift Plaid Giddyup Glove™
Gold & Black Plaid Giddyup Glove™
Green & Black Buffalo Plaid Giddyup Glove™
Grey & White Buffalo Plaid Giddyup Glove™
Natural Brown Plaid Giddyup Glove™
Quick Spec Bar
Holds cans, bottles, and glasses (no handles)
Cyberian cordloc with pull-to-tighten/pull-to-loosen technology
Insulates your hand and your drink
Small-batch production in Bend, Oregon
Grey & White Buffalo Plaid Giddyup Glove™
Pickup available at Giddyup Glove Main
Usually ready in 24 hours
Designed for the In-Between.
Slide It In.
Drop your can, bottle, or glass into the built-in holder. No juggling. No grip fatigue.
Pull to Fit.
The Cyberian cordloc with pull-to-tighten/pull-to-loosen technology gives you a secure, one-handed hold.
Stay Present.
Your drink stays insulated. Your hand stays warm. You stay in the conversation.
Sunrise Summit Giddyup Glove™
Pickup available at Giddyup Glove Main
Usually ready in 24 hours
Where It Earns Its Keep
Designed for long patios, live sets, and cold air that makes everything better.
Après That Doesn’t Fade at 5:12 PM
Last chair doesn’t mean last call. Stay on the patio. Keep the story going without frozen fingers cutting it short.
Snow Festivals, Lodge Patios, Parking Lot Sets
Cold air. Live music. One more round. You shouldn’t have to bail early because your hands tapped out.
Cabin Weekends & “Just One More” Nights
Bonfire smoke. Group texts. Someone brought good bourbon. This is the glove you forget you’re wearing — until you notice everyone else is swapping hands.
Small-batch production in Bend, Oregon.
When a print’s gone, it’s gone.
It’s not marketed as a technical waterproof glove — but with three layers (fleece outer, Thinsulate insulation, and a plush sherpa lining), it handles snow and everyday moisture extremely well.
It takes a lot — think waterfall-level commitment — to push through all of that and reach your hand.
For normal cold-weather use, you’re covered.
Use it. That’s the point. Keep it free for your phone, high-fives, poles, doors, or a pocket.
Yes. Wear it on whichever hand you prefer. Switch sides anytime.
