
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:“This glove feels incredible right out of the box. The lamb nappa is soft but durable, the wool liner is warm without bulk, and the fit works equally well for daily wear or mellow ski days.”The Hestra Idre Wool...
The Troy Lee Ace 2. 0 Glove is what we wear to keep our hands protected and free from unwanted moisture. We’re wearing this glove daily, as it offers supreme grip in hot and humid conditions. Silicone print fingertips grab onto the brake levers, meaning...
Ideal for cool conditions, Nano Flex 3G is a miracle fabric that combines a warm brushed inside with nanotechnology water repellency. The stretch of the fabric makes it so comfortable you almost feel like you're not wearing a glove.
Burton's GORE-TEX Glove is ready for winter's worst, equipped with a 2-layer membrane offering the gold standard in breathable wind- and waterproof protection and complete with synthetic insulation that keeps numb fingers at bay. Removable fleece liners...
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.
A full body glove with unbeaten handlebar feel and touch screen function. The MTB 3. 0 Lite gloves feature good airflow and Airflex impact gel protection on the knuckles. The super slim design is lightweight and flexible while the FormFit finger stitching...
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...
We trust the Burton Profile Glove to help us avoid distracting discomfort in our digits. These ski and snowboard gloves boast a cinch closure over-sleeve gauntlet that seals out snow, a DRYRIDE 2-layer laminate for waterproof and breathable coverage,...
The extended cuff, AX Suede fleece palm, and insulated ripstop on the back of each hand make the Defend Pro Winter Gloves our warmest cycling gloves. The fleece on the palm is slim to reduce bulkiness and is also waterproof helping to keep your hands...
When temperatures drop and the snow starts to fall, we rely on the Columbia Powder Lite II Glove to keep our hands warm and dry. Lined with Omni-Heat technology, these gloves reflect body heat for maximum warmth without adding bulk. The Omni-Shield fabric...
The Burton Vent Glove keeps our little shredder comfortable while out on the hills all season long. Since this glove is packed with super warm Thermacore synthetic insulation, our kiddo's fingers are protected from the icy cold, while the 2-layer membrane...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I started reaching for the Absolute Core Glove 3mm once the water dropped enough that my hands were going numb before the end of a session. The fit is snug without being restrictive, and I had no problem feeling...
Inevitably, summer fades and colder temps hit, and though that may mean hanging up the bike for the year for some, for others its a chance to break out your toastiest winter riding gear, like Giordana's AV-300 Winter Gloves, and spin away on nearly empty...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""These gloves are my go-to from midwinter pow days to spring slush laps. I love that I can wear the liner solo on warmer tours or just rock the shell on wet days. The merino liner is super cozy, and the GORE-TEX...
Designed for comfort without theoss of dexterity, SITKA GORE OPTIFADE Concealment Series Traverse Gloves provide a soft, stretchy feel. Touch-screen compatibilityets you easily use your phone or GPS, while aight silic
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""For long rides on rugged trails, the Ranger Gel Glove provides the perfect balance of comfort and control. The TruGel padding absorbs trail vibrations to reduce hand fatigue, while the touchscreen-compatible fingertips...
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.
The Women's Power Stretch Pro Gloves from Rab are great layering gloves when things are cold, and they're perfect on their own for chilly fall-morning dog walks. Lycra cuffs help ensure a secure seal to help keep out weather.
Burton's GORE-TEX Glove is ready for winter's worst, equipped with a 2-layer membrane offering the gold standard in breathable wind- and waterproof protection and complete with synthetic insulation that keeps numb fingers at bay. Removable fleece liners...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""When I need full dexterity without losing warmth or durability, I ride with the Five Glove. It’s my go-to for tweaking grabs, fiddling with zippers, and holding onto rope tows all winter long.""When dexterity...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wear the Flexair Glove when I want maximum bar feel with zero bulk. The slip-on fit is super clean, and they breathe well even on hot rides. I was stoked to find the touchscreen fingertips actually work—great...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""These gloves offer a perfect balance of grip, durability, and breathability. The low-profile cuff makes them easy to slip on, and the touchscreen compatibility means I don’t have to take them off for quick phone...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I use the Deviator Pro Gloves on fast-paced ski tours and winter trail runs. They’re super warm for how light they are, and the merino-lined palm feels awesome. The goat leather adds solid grip, and I don’t...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I grab these anytime it’s hot and I want maximum bar feel. There’s zero padding, tons of airflow, and the InstaChill fabric actually feels cooler once you start sweating. They’re light, simple, and perfect...