Gloves

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Why Wear Cycling Gloves?

Your hands are one of the three places your body touches the bike, so gloves make a real difference. They cushion your palms from road and trail vibration, improve your grip when your hands get sweaty or wet, soak up sweat, and protect your skin from scrapes if you fall.

Which Type of Cycling Glove Do You Need?

Start with where and when you cycle, then choose the style that suits.

Short Finger Gloves

Short finger gloves leave your fingertips free and are the most popular choice for road cycling, commuting and warm weather. Most have gel or foam padding to ease pressure on your palms.

Full Finger Gloves

Full finger gloves protect your whole hand and are the standard choice for mountain biking and BMX. Options range from light, unpadded trail gloves to protective gloves with knuckle armour.

Winter Gloves

Winter cycling gloves add insulation and wind or rain protection so your fingers stay warm enough to brake and shift with confidence on cold mornings.

Kids Gloves

Kids bike gloves come in smaller sizes and simple designs that are easy for children to put on, with padding and grip to protect young hands when they fall.

How to Find Your Glove Size

Measure around your hand at the knuckles, not including your thumb, and compare it with the size guide on the product page. Gloves should feel snug across the palm with no loose material, and your fingertips should just reach the end of full finger gloves. If you are between sizes, choose the larger size for a relaxed fit or the smaller one for a close fit.

Cycling Gloves FAQs

Cycling Glove Brands We Stock

We stock cycling gloves from Leatt, Azur, Bellwether and KRUSH. While you are looking after your contact points, browse our handlebar grips, handlebar tape and helmets.