Buy Socks | Gloves | Sleeves Online in India at Best Price

Outdoor Goats carries socks, gloves, and compression sleeves from 8 brands, Clawear, Adventra, Tripole, Apace, Athlos, Kue, Gokyo, and Froztek, priced ₹210 to ₹2,399. Gokyo has the largest single-brand presence here, with a full range of trekking socks and winter gloves rated by temperature, alongside compression gear from Kue and Athlos and touchscreen-friendly winter gloves from Froztek and Tripole.

Socks, Gloves, or Sleeves: What Each One Solves

Trekking socks manage moisture and cushioning inside a boot across a full day of walking, cold-weather versions add wool or insulation for warmth. Winter gloves range from lightly insulated touchscreen gloves for everyday cold to serious 3M Thinsulate-lined gloves rated for genuinely extreme temperatures. Compression sleeves and socks are a different category entirely, built to improve circulation and reduce muscle fatigue during or after exercise, or to add UV sun protection to bare arms on long rides or runs.

What to Look for in Each Product

• Gokyo's winter gloves span a real range: the Lobuche 3M Thinsulate Extreme Cold Weather Gloves and K2 Extreme Cold Weather Gloves both use 3M Thinsulate insulated lining with windproof and snowproof construction, built for Himalayan expeditions and sub-zero conditions, one buyer specifically credited the Lobuche gloves for a Lobuche East (6,119m) climb in Nepal. The Makalu Cold Weather Waterproof Gloves and Denali Day Gloves cover milder cold-weather use.
• Gokyo's trekking socks (Denali, Namche, Zermatt) cover general outdoor and cold-weather trekking, while the Makalu Polar ZT Woollen Outdoor Socks are rated for -20°C conditions specifically.
• Kue's Graduated Compression Socks, 18-21 mmHg use a 77% nylon / 23% spandex blend, lab-tested to a specific graduated compression range that increases from ankle to calf, aimed at improving circulation and reducing muscle fatigue during running, cycling, or long periods of standing or sitting. The matching Sports Arm Compression Sleeve adds UV and sun protection to the same compression construction.
• Tripole's SummitGrip Winter Gloves use a polar fleece lining rated to -10°C comfort, while the TrailGrip Winter Sports Gloves are a lighter, anti-slip, touchscreen-compatible option for running, hiking, and cycling in milder cold.
• Froztek's glove range (Fleece Liner, Montana Classic, Epic) are all touchscreen-compatible, with the Montana and Epic lines specifically built waterproof for trekking and snow travel.
• Athlos's Outdoor Sleeves and Calf Compression Sleeves, and Adventra's Merino Wool and Acrylic socks, round out the collection's everyday and lighter cold-weather options.

Choosing Gloves by Temperature

For genuinely extreme cold, above 4,000m or sub-zero Himalayan conditions, Gokyo's Lobuche or K2 3M Thinsulate gloves are the right tier. For general winter trekking and cold commutes, Tripole's SummitGrip or Froztek's Montana and Epic waterproof lines cover most conditions. For mild cold where you still need full phone use, Tripole's TrailGrip or Froztek's Fleece Liner gloves prioritise touchscreen compatibility and dexterity over maximum warmth.

Our Picks

• Gokyo's Lobuche 3M Thinsulate Extreme Cold Weather Gloves: 3M Thinsulate lining, windproof and snowproof, built for Himalayan expeditions.
• Kue's Sports and Recovery Graduated Compression Socks, 18-21 mmHg: 77% nylon / 23% spandex, lab-tested graduated compression for recovery and circulation.
• Tripole's SummitGrip Winter Gloves: polar fleece lining, -10°C comfort rating.
• Gokyo's Makalu Polar ZT -20°C Woollen Outdoor Socks: the warmest sock rating in the collection.
• Kue's Sports Arm Compression Sleeve with UV & Sun Protection: compression construction with added sun protection for long rides or runs.

Shop by Activity: Hike & Trek | Run & Fitness | Cycle & MTB

Pair winter gloves with a jacket from Wind & Winter Jackets for a complete cold-weather kit, or compression sleeves with Shorts & Joggers for recovery after a long run.

FAQs

1. What does 3M Thinsulate mean on Gokyo's gloves? It's a branded insulation technology used in the Lobuche and K2 glove lines, providing warmth without excessive bulk, paired with windproof and snowproof construction for genuinely extreme cold.
2. What's the difference between the Lobuche and Makalu gloves from Gokyo? Lobuche (and K2) use 3M Thinsulate lining for extreme, sub-zero conditions. The Makalu line is built for milder cold-weather waterproof use rather than expedition-grade extreme cold.
3. What does 18-21 mmHg mean on Kue's compression socks? It's the graduated compression pressure range the sock applies, higher at the ankle and gradually lower toward the calf, a lab-tested range aimed at improving circulation and reducing muscle fatigue during exercise or recovery.
4. Are Tripole's gloves touchscreen-compatible? Yes, the TrailGrip Winter Sports Gloves are specifically built with touchscreen-compatible fingertips, alongside anti-slip grip for running, hiking, and cycling.
5. What's the warmest sock in this collection? Gokyo's Makalu Polar ZT Woollen Outdoor Socks, rated for -20°C conditions.
6. Can compression sleeves be worn for sun protection rather than recovery? Yes, Kue's Sports Arm Compression Sleeve specifically combines compression construction with UV and sun protection, useful for long rides or runs in direct sun.
7. What sizes are available across this collection? Sock sizes run by UK shoe size (UK 4-6, 7-9, 9-11, 10-11); gloves and sleeves run S to XL, with some styles in One Size or S to M.
8. What's the price range for Socks, Gloves & Sleeves? ₹210 for Froztek's Fleece Liner Winter Gloves up to ₹2,399 for Kue's Sports Arm Compression Sleeve with UV & Sun Protection.