Why Skiers Switch to BAÏST
Most gloves fail in two ways: they get wet or they fall apart. We built BAÏST because our founder, Ace Jonas, has Raynaud’s — poor circulation to the fingertips — and every $250+ glove he tried still left him cold. So he engineered a modular system: one waterproof goat leather shell, four swappable liners for every condition from spring corn to January powder. It’s been tested at 29,032 feet on Everest. But the real proof isn’t the altitude — it’s the customers who say they finally stopped thinking about their hands.
"I HATE these gloves!!! I was in tears All Day because I made a deal with my husband that I would stay out for as long as my hands were warm. We were skiing for 7 hours! Worst. Day. Ever."
“This is my third pair. They’re the best gloves in the world! I get a pair and put a pair in each one of my coats.”
“I had been looking for great quality mittens ever since I had some frostbite in my fingers on an elk hunting trip. These are the ones I’ve been looking for!”
“After years of searching, and trying various models from well-respected mountaineering companies, this is truly the only brand I will ever buy from again.”
$199.50
That’s less than two lift tickets for a glove system that lasts for years. Comparable leather glove systems from other premium brands retail for $220–$300+.


