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Winter Gloves
$89.99
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$69.95
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Full Finger Gloves
$109.95
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
New
Full Finger Gloves
$109.95
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
New
Full Finger Gloves
Leatt MTB 4.0 Lite Mountain Bike Gloves – Stealth Black/Grey
$109.99
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Winter Gloves
$49.95
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How to Choose Full Finger Cycling Gloves
Full finger gloves cover your whole hand, so they are the go-to choice for mountain biking, BMX and cooler days on the road. The right pair depends on where you cycle, how much protection you want and the weather.
Mountain Bike Gloves
Most mountain bike gloves skip thick padding so you keep a natural feel for the bars and brakes. The Leatt MTB 1.0 GripR is a light, unpadded glove with a grippy MicronGrip palm, and the Leatt MTB 2.0 X-Flow adds a fully vented mesh back for hot days. The KRUSH x FIST glove has a single-layer Clarino palm that suits trails, pump tracks and BMX.
Protective Gloves with Knuckle Armour
If you are getting faster on rough trails, look at gloves with impact protection. The Leatt MTB 3.0 Lite has slim ReaFlex gel over the knuckles, while the MTB 4.0 Lite adds protection over the third and fourth fingers. Both are CE certified to EN 13594 for knuckle impact protection.
Road, Commuting and Mild Weather
Full finger gloves are not just for the trails. The Azur L60 is a light, breathable option for sun protection on mild days, the Azur L2 is unpadded for maximum dexterity, and the Bellwether Direct Dial adds gel padding for road and gravel cycling.
Touchscreen and Grip Features
Most of our full finger gloves have touchscreen compatible fingertips, so you can use your phone or bike computer without taking them off. Silicone grip prints on the fingers help you keep a secure hold of your brake levers in the wet.
Full Finger Glove Sizing
Measure around your hand at the knuckles, not including your thumb, and compare it with the size guide on the product page. Full finger gloves should be snug at the fingertips without pressing on them. Leatt also makes women's and junior versions of the MTB 1.0 GripR.
Full Finger Gloves FAQs
Do I need full finger gloves for mountain biking?
They are strongly recommended. Full finger gloves protect your fingers and knuckles from branches, rocks and falls, and give you a better grip on the bars.
Are full finger gloves too hot for summer?
Not if you choose a vented style. Gloves like the Leatt MTB 2.0 X-Flow and MTB 1.0 GripR use mesh backs and thin palms to stay cool on hot days.
What is knuckle protection and do I need it?
Knuckle protection is a layer of impact-absorbing gel or foam over the back of the hand. It is worth having if you cycle fast, technical trails or at the bike park.
Can I use my phone with full finger gloves on?
Most of our full finger gloves have touchscreen compatible fingertips. Check the item specs on each product page.
How should full finger gloves fit?
They should fit snugly across your palm with your fingertips just touching the end of the glove fingers. Loose material can bunch up under your hands on the bars.
How do I wash cycling gloves?
Fasten any straps, then hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cold cycle and let them air dry out of direct sun. Avoid the dryer.
Full Finger Glove Brands We Stock
We stock full finger cycling gloves from Leatt, Azur, Bellwether and KRUSH. For colder weather, see our winter cycling gloves. Complete your trail setup with an MTB helmet and a new set of handlebar grips.