Hand Job Gloves makes a work glove for mountain professionals: no bells, no whistles — goat leather, a simple cut, gear built to take a beating. That same professional mindset sits behind every avalanche bulletin you open on AVY Base.
Avalanche forecasts are not guesswork. They are written by trained forecasters at national and regional warning services — people who dig pits, read weather models, and weigh uncertainty so guides, ski patrols, and recreational parties can make better decisions. AVY Base does not invent those forecasts; we bring the official open data into one clear layout.
Hand Job Gloves wants to stand with that work. As AVY Base’s main site sponsor, the brand supports a free, multilingual home for bulletins — and helps more mountain people find, understand, and talk about avalanche information before they head out.
You will see Hand Job Gloves on bulletin pages and across the site while this partnership runs. Sponsorship keeps the lights on; the forecasts remain those of the official services. Always verify conditions locally and on the source advisory before you travel.
Professionals trust tools that do one job well. Forecasts do that for snow. Hand Job Gloves does that for hands. Together they point to the same idea: respect the mountain, stay curious, and share knowledge.