Cold hands on a powder day usually start with sweat. You skin up, ride hard, or hike the bootpack, your hands and feet sweat inside insulated gloves and boots — then you stop moving, and all that trapped moisture pulls heat straight out of your skin. Wet skin loses heat dramatically faster than dry skin. Managing the moisture is the part most people never think to fix.
What's Inside
Performance Cream and Dry Spray are non-aluminum sweat control applied the night before — hands and feet start the day drier and stay that way through the descent, so your gloves and liners aren't soaked by noon. Massage Cream brings warming arnica, ginger, turmeric, and magnesium to stiff hands and feet at the lodge or the trailhead. And winter air destroys skin: Repair Cream rebuilds windburned, chapped hands overnight, Split Balm spot-treats the cracks that open at knuckles and fingertips, and Hydrate restores elasticity to dry, glassy skin.
The Winter Routine
Apply sweat control the night before, not at the trailhead. Dry your liners and gloves fully between days. Rebuild skin overnight while you sleep. Drier hands are warmer hands, and skin that isn't cracked doesn't sting every time you grab a cold chairlift bar.
For skiers, snowboarders, splitboarders, ice climbers, snowmobilers, and anyone whose winter sport ends with cold, damp hands. Note: this is moisture and skin management, not a treatment for frostbite or a circulatory condition — if you have persistent numbness, discoloration, or a diagnosed circulation issue, talk to a medical professional.
Non-aluminum, paraben-free, sulfate-free, non-toxic. Rhino Skin Solutions — Bend, Oregon.
