When we are riding aggressively, we need apparel that can keep up with us. The Fox Racing Defend Gloves are durable, comfortable gloves for aggressive all-mountain riding. A four-way stretch polyester fabric ensures a comfortable fit, and a single-layer...
Brisk early spring and late fall days present a conundrum of glove choice that usually leaves us with either numb fingers or roasting palms and struggling to find the perfect balance of cool weather paw coverage. Giro's Blaze II Gloves may be just what...
The Patagonia Better Sweater Glove is built for the cold-morning routine. The elastic cuff seals out cold air without fuss, so the glove disappears into a pocket and reappears exactly when needed.
With GripIt's All Ride Glove fit snugly to our hands, we are able to hit the trail with confidence, comfort, and a unique style. The slip-on design makes for an easy on-and-off, while the polyester construction offers superior breathability and freedom...
Riding outside is all fun and games until our hands get cold, but the Castelli Espresso 2 Glove keeps them so warm and protected that we’ll never complain about frozen fingers again. The back of the hand is built with the Polartec NeoShell, offering...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I reach for the MTB 2. 0 X-Flow Glove when it’s hot and dusty out. The mesh breathes incredibly well, and the NanoGrip palm stays tacky even when things get sweaty. It’s a minimal glove that still has just...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I recommend these to riders who deal with numbness on long days. The molded palm spreads pressure better than traditional padding, and the difference is noticeable after hours on the bars."" When comfort becomes...
As the seasons transition from summer to fall, your kit also makes some critical shifts, with arm and knee warmers becoming staples on each ride, a headband to keep your ears from getting too frosty, and gloves that offer a little more warmth than your...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I keep coming back to this glove for everyday trail riding. It’s tough, breathable, and the AX Suede palm gives great bar feel without bunching. The light padding is just enough to take the sting out without...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Espresso Glove combines comfort and function perfectly. The Air-O stretch fabric keeps my hands cool on warm rides, and the Castelli Damping System (CDS) does wonders for reducing numbness on long routes....
Our Defend D3O® Gloves are aggressive trail-ready gloves that are ready for whatever the trail throws at them. Featuring D3O® Ghost™ knuckles for comfort and elite protection, plus abrasion-resistant materials for that extra boost of trail durability.
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wore the Perfetto RoS 2 Glove on a 40 degree ride when my hands usually give up before the rest of me does, and they held up the whole way. The silicone grip zones kept my hands steady on the hoods without ever...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I took the Geko Hot Evo Gloves on a multi-day mountaineering trip that mixed wet approaches, cold bivouacs, and technical mixed climbing, and they handled all of it without a weak point. The DRYZONE membrane kept...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wore these through a ride where the temperature climbed a good 15 degrees between the start and finish, and never had to swap gloves. The silicone grip on the palm held steady even once my hands started sweating...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Espresso Glove combines comfort and function perfectly. The Air-O stretch fabric keeps my hands cool on warm rides, and the Castelli Damping System (CDS) does wonders for reducing numbness on long routes....
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""These gloves are great for cold, windy ridgelines or early starts on winter runs. The WINDSTOPPER® fabric blocks wind completely, and the silicone grip makes them great for poles or phone use. Light, packable,...
From skiing the resorts to climbing peaks, the Rab Khroma Tour GTX Glove is an excellent choice for a fully featured glove. The Khroma Tour GTX Glove is made with GORE-TEX® INFINIUM Windstopper technology and features a Pittards leather palm to give...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""The GeKo Hot Glove has the warmth and precision I need on icy climbs. The PrimaLoft Gold insulation keeps my hands warm without adding bulk, and I love how the Box Finger construction enhances my grip on tools....
Built to help cushion the blows from the brutal 5-star sector of cobbles through the infamous Forest of Arenberg during Roubaix comes the Arenberg Gel 2 Glove from Castelli. The glove features Castelli Damping System gel padding to cushion the hits and...
Tough enough for freeriding without feeling like a boxing glove on smoother singletrack, Fox Racing's Dirtpaw Race Gloves use years of experience to keep you connected to the bike and comfortable on the trail. Lightweight, breathable uppers and a lightly...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""These gloves are my storm-day essential. The GORE-TEX insert is bombproof against snow and slush, and the infiLOFT insulation is toasty without making my hands feel bulky. I also like the pre-curved fit—it...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve tested these Wristguard Gloves on several winter outings. The integrated wristguard provides excellent support, which is a game-changer for anyone concerned about falls. I appreciate the gauntlet cuff that...
Chattering over chunder leaves our hands feeling raw, but not if we're equipped with the DND Glove from Giro. With this glove fit, durability, and control are the names of the game. An AX Suede palm eliminates bunching and provides an excellent bar feel,...
No matter whether we are riding in the resort or beyond the boundary line, the Flylow Super D Glove is our go-to. Featuring a goatskin leather palm and top of hand fabric and a fabric gauntlet, this glove has us covered when the conditions are rough....
The best time to find Hero-Dirt on the trail is just after a light shower outside — but this often means you've got to commit to climbing through the storm to earn that tacky descent. While we would be hypocritical if we criticized you for charging...