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Stay warm and maintain grip during your winter rides with our collection of winter hand gloves for biking. Designed for optimal insulation and comfort, these gloves feature weather-resistant materials to protect against the elements. Enjoy enhanced dexterity and control with specialized grips, ensuring a secure hold on your handlebars. With a variety of styles and fits, you can find the perfect pair to keep your hands cozy while you conquer the cold. Gear up for your winter biking adventures with gloves that combine functionality and warmth.
$53.97-$84.95
WAS: $84.95*
gore- tex membrane protects the glove from downright rugged winter conditions dryride 2l two- layer fabric is waterproof and breathable to keep your hands dry gore warm technology protects against even the harshest conditions, delivering waterproof, windproof and...
5
Wpekirjj
Worth every penny. Bought for skiing- keeps hands warm and dry
5
JerrySkis
Used these gloves for 1 day between 14 and 28 deg F with windgusts and snow machines on making icy and windy conditions for a much lower feels like temp. First off, the GoreTex in these gloves holds up to its reputation, the ice/snow from the snow machines stuck to everything and ev eventually would melt but my gloves on the inside didnt feel wet at all even once. Wore these without the liner and they are comfortable, but not that warm. My hands were cold but not super uncomfortably cold by lunch without the liner in. Put the liner in after going back out and it made a world of difference. My hands stayed warm the rest of the day even after the sun went down and temperature dropped significantly. After a full day of use on the slopes carrying ski poles most of the time, there is no sign of any use on these gloves and i am hopeful they keep holding up for me. They were fairly expensive at full price, but seem to be worth it so far.
5
Steve1222
Bought this a month ago have used them snowmobiling, shoveling, and snowboarding. They have kept my hands warm and dry
5
Tunesteak
I have used these for the last 3 snow shoveling events and they are great. They came with glove liners which, although not easy to get on, kept my hands warm on a day with below zero windchills. I have also used them without the liners on days that were somewhat warmer and they still kept my hands warm and dry. They are flexible enough to securely grip a shovel or a snow brush without any problem.
5
Ski224
Awesome gloves. Bought them right before our New Hampshire trip. Kept my hands warm during the- 5 degree weather. Totally recommend these gloves
$50.00
integrated d30® knuckle protector keeps you safe on the trail premium quality materials feature a breathable and durable construction 2- layer stretch and abrasion resistant outer layer dwr, water resistant coating ergonomic, molded neoprene cuff durable, perforated palm with silicone gripper print...
$80.00
the main body fabric provides wind protection with easy articulation and an ax suede laredo synthetic leather palm makes the glove as grippy as it is
$34.99
flex™ pads protect the back of your hand against cold and wet conditions low- profile, second- skin fit for incredible articulation, sensitivity, and tactility smartphone- friendly fingertips let you easily utilize your phone with your thumb and index fingers recommended use: moto,...
5
Kayy34
My son loves these gloves. He ’s usually and extra small however these are perfect
5
Jinda
I bought these for my nephew and loved the look and since he likes riding his bike, he loves that it keeps his hands warm and protects them.
$80.00
fib softshell main body fabric protects from wind and water ax suede laredo synthetic leather palm for durability and great grip spicifically made for
$50.00
biking gloves designed to keep your hands warm in cold weather three- layer, 3m thinsulate™ insulated outer layer dwr water- resistant coating for added protection against cold and wet weather ergonomic, extended neoprene cuff seals out the elements durable fleece-...
$47.00
don ’ t let cold and wet hands ruin your outdoor fun! ... showers pass developed lightweight waterproof knit gloves to solve the soggy digits problem and keep your hands dry while cycling, running, hiking and any outdoor adventuring in the
$60.00
fib® softshell back of hand fabric protects from wind and water ax suede laredo synthetic leather palm for durability and great grip touch screen compatible index finger and
4
LazerBrayn
[ Excellent glove for cycling in colder weather. The times I 've warn them in sub 35 degree temps though, hands have been cold. Sleek design that looks good off the bike as well.
$279.99
The Gerbing Men ’s 7V Atlas Ultra- Flex Battery Heated Gloves are perfect for winter outings. ... full front and back heating runs all the way to your fingertips for a premium warming experience over the entire hand 40 grams of thinsulate insulation on the top of...
5
Sam kindred
I love them. They kept my hands warm in 37 degrees on my sportbike.
5
Kenneth
I ride 20 miles to work on a scooter every day and the temperature here has been in the teens. These gloves work amazingly. Definitely worth it.
5
Bob Stump
I ’ ve recently purchased the Gerbing Men's 7V Atlas Ultra- Flex Battery Heated Gloves. I have other pairs of heated gloves, but these are by far the best. The flexibility they offer is perfect for my needs, and I ’ m sure they ’ ll provide many years of warm comfort. I still ride all winter long, and without Gerbing products, it would never be this comfortable.
5
Craig Bannister
Ive only wore these gloves a couple of times. It was 35 degrees outside and i was going 80mph. The heat was off and i felt absolutely nothing. MY HANDS WERE ALMOST SWEATING AT 35 DEGREES, WITH THE HEAT OFF.
5
pforchio
Gerbing makes the best heated gloves. I 've had other brands and the heat level was not as good. The Atlas Ultra flex are high quality and they fit well. Great gloves!
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