The last thing you need on a winter ride is for your fingers to go numb—rendering you unable to work your shifters or brakes. Wear the Gore Wear Windstopper Thermo Glove, and protect your hands from the chafing nature of wind gusts and the chill of...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I’ve worn these gloves snowboarding, snowshoeing, and shoveling the driveway—they’re warm, fully waterproof, and the touchscreen fingertips actually work. The updated fit is more streamlined but still super...
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:“The Endure Trigger Glove is a winter essential for me. The GORE-TEX waterproofing keeps my hands dry, even in wet snow, and the insulation is just the right amount for high-energy activities. The trigger-finger...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve used these for shoulder-season runs and quick hikes, and the stretch makes them feel natural right away. The Etip works reliably on my phone, and the silicone grip keeps bottles and poles secure. They’re...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like this design because it stays warm without taking away the dexterity I need for bindings or zippers. The removable liner dries fast, and the leather palm handles real use day after day.""When storm cycles...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like this glove because the leather breaks in beautifully and the insulation stays warm even when the weather turns wet. It’s simple, tough, and reliable—exactly what I want for everyday resort use.""On...
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “These gloves bring Hestra’s legendary craftsmanship to kid-sized hands. The cowhide is super durable, the wool liner keeps them cozy, and the retro look makes them feel just like the grown-ups’ version—because...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""These gloves are bomber. I’ve used them on storm days and big freeride lines—they stay dry, block wind, and keep my hands warm without overheating. The grip is awesome, even on wet poles, and I love the wool...
The Rider Short does everything but ride up. This sporty summer essential stands strong against all our ventures on water while feeling silky smooth against our skin for a season of unwavering performance and unrivaled comfort.
Pick apart technical lines with your hands wrapped in warm protection against the elements with the Hestra Freeride CZone 3-Finger Glove. Tweaked specifically for snowboarders, these 3-finger gloves add dexterity for strapping in and adjusting forward...
The PEARL iZUMi AmFib Gel Glove is an insulated, full-finger glove with optimal padding to keep our hands warm and pain-free during every ride. The main body fabric protects us from the wind, while the Ax Suede Laredo synthetic leather palm keeps our...
The Hestra Comfort Tracker 3-Finger Glove is designed for skiers who need both warmth and fingertip sensitivity in cold conditions. Featuring G-Loft synthetic insulation and a soft fleece lining, this 3-finger glove keeps hands warm on the chilliest cross-country...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like this glove for in-bounds days when I need solid waterproofing without the bulk. The leather palm breaks in fast, and the undercuff fit makes layering with jackets really clean.""Cold mornings on the mountain...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like this 3-finger setup for cold days when I still need to manage zippers or bindings. The goatskin grip is tough and reliable, and the removable liner dries quickly after long back-to-back sessions.""When...
When the trails are calling we slip on the SHREDLY Mountain Bike Glove and start pedaling. These lightweight gloves slip right on so that the lightweight mesh can pull moisture off of our hands and keep us comfortable on even the hottest days.
Enduro riding doesn't always go easy on our hands, but that's why we're wearing the Flowline Glove from Troy Lee Designs. An adjustable hook-and-loop cuff makes for easy on and off, and a single-layer palm with laser perforated holes enhances breathability....
Optimize breathability, while keeping your paws protected with Troy Lee's minimalist Air Gloves. These summerweight gloves combine a spandex upper that breathes with ease, with a synthetic leather palm for gripping the bars, and giving you just enough...
The Hestra Comfort Tracker 3-Finger Glove is designed for skiers who need both warmth and fingertip sensitivity in cold conditions. Featuring G-Loft synthetic insulation and a soft fleece lining, this 3-finger glove keeps hands warm on the chilliest cross-country...
When the trails are calling we slip on the SHREDLY Mountain Bike Glove and start pedaling. These lightweight gloves slip right on so that the lightweight mesh can pull moisture off of our hands and keep us comfortable on even the hottest days.
If you’ve shivered through enough miles in the deepest parts of winter wearing five-fingered gloves, Pearl Izumi makes a cozy warm alternative that helps keep the heat going to those frozen digits. The P. R. O. AmFib Lobster Glove is the classic split-finger...
Just because we want protection for the occasional spill doesn't mean we want to feel like we're gripping foam. That's why the Hummvee Lite Icon Glove takes the cake (and handlebars), giving us the right amount of durable coverage without dampening our...
We've long ridden with the mantra 'if it ain't broken don't fix it,' and while we think this saying holds a lot of water in quite a few areas, we admit that it has its shortcomings. For example, if the designers at Pearl Izumi carried on with this mantra...
Kids are happiest when they're comfortable, and the Troy Lee Designs Kids' Air Gloves are made to keep them smiling through warm days on the trail. Panels of lightweight and stretchy spandex protect their hands and dry fast to prevent overly sweaty discomfort,...
While we wish we could hold on to the summer sun just a few more months, it inevitably heads south in the winter, leaving us looking for resources to improve our warmth and stay on the bike. Gore's GORE-TEX INFINIUM Glove provides lightweight elemental...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I use the Vigor Lightweight Sensor Glove for everything from chilly runs to layering under ski mitts. The ActiveTemp fleece manages heat better than most liners, and the silicone grip is surprisingly reliable...