These gloves are often made waterproof to prevent unwanted slips and accidents. Thanks to the waterproof surface of this glove, it can be able to maintain good traction, no matter how slippery the conditions are. • Mountain Bike Gloves It also has an anti-slip design. The manufacturer added wear-resistant and non-slip silicone printing on the palm part. This is done to boost friction and traction and resist abrasion. It also allows you to grip and steer the handlebars properly. We’re cyclists who know and love cycling kit. We hit the road, the trails, we commute by bike and we enjoy chilled leisure rides too. And that’s how we test products: out riding. These a versatile pair of winter gloves which are ideal for a classic British winter weather ride (unless the heavens open).

We found these gloves cope well with all conditions and offer protection from the wind and cold without being too bulky. Now that you understand the importance of investing in a waterproof cycling glove for winter, the next thing that you should know about is the things that you need to take into consideration when choosing a cycling glove for winter. These are as follows: • Fit These are a warm pair of gloves without the bulk. For sub-zero temperatures however these gloves would need an additional thin pair of gloves underneath. Designed for cold rather than freezing temperatures, these Classic gloves use a layered construction to trap warm air between the inner and outer fabrics and provide thermal insulation. They’re perfect for milder winter days, or cold days when you want to ride hard, and give an exceptional balance between heat, feel and waterproofing.The primary reason we buy a pair of gloves is to keep our hands warm. Some brands will provide useful guides such as temperature gauges as to when the gloves should be used but, if not, look for features like windproof materials, fleece linings and double material constructions for a toastie feel. Waterproofing Many people are asking if they should use different cycling gloves for the summer and winter seasons. The simple answer here is yes.

During summer, you would need cycling gloves that are thin and breathable and will allow you to experience a high level of maneuverability. One look at this pair of gloves and you would never think that it is made for cycling. The single color and dual-shade design make the gloves stand out and make it look more sophisticated than you think it is. With its color and design, the gloves are considered to be unisex and are recommended to be used by both males and females. If you will be wearing your gloves for hours, there is a chance that your hands will get all sweaty. To maintain comfort, it is recommended that you go for a blend of lightweight and breathable fabrics. • Grip Now spread your fingers and measure from the tip of your middle finger to the base of your hand, where it meets the wrist. You should now have two measurements in inches. We found they offer considerable bar grip as they have lots of silicon dots on the palm and it is really easy to operate bike levers and a bike computer – the gloves are very flexible and have touchscreen inserts on the thumbs and index fingers.

Padding in the gloves can protect your fingers and hands from possible blisters and soreness. • Breathability Made with soft fabrics (5% spandex and 95% polyester), this cycling glove is designed to keep your hands warm. The gloves are made of three insulation fabrics that are waterproof, windproof, warm and breathable. The gloves are also sweat absorbent. To keep your hands warm, protected and comfortable, you would need gloves that have padding. Keep in mind that there will be plenty of traction between your hands, fingers and the handlebars. It will be more pronounced during the ride.