TACLAB Snow Reaper Winter Gloves vs Arc'teryx Fission SV Jacket
The Snow Reaper is the warmer, more weatherproof glove for deep cold and snow, with PrimaLoft insulation, a waterproof Silverballoon layer and touchscreen fingertips. The Arc'teryx Fission SV is the lighter, more dexterous option at about 200 g, built for active ski and snowboard use where feel and packability matter more than maximum warmth. Owners of the Snow Reaper call it warm, snug and genuinely waterproof in practice, though several say fingers chill after about 15 minutes near 20°F and the palm wears. The Fission SV wins on build refinement and weight; the Snow Reaper wins on insulation and price-to-warmth value.
- Choose the Snow Reaper if you want maximum warmth and a waterproof membrane for cold, wet snow days and don't mind a bulkier, less refined glove.
- Choose the Fission SV if you ski or ride hard, want a light 200 g glove with better dexterity and Arc'teryx build quality, and will layer for extreme cold.
Prices
- TACLAB Snow Reaper Winter Gloves: $130.00 at Taclab (last seen Nov 9)
- Arc'teryx Fission SV Jacket: $450.00 at Grailed (last seen Nov 7)
- Difference: the TACLAB Snow Reaper Winter Gloves is $320.00 cheaper than the Arc'teryx Fission SV Jacket at the latest prices (Nov 7 and Nov 9)

