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Shop winter cycling gloves from Leatt, Azur and Bellwether to keep your hands warm, dry and in control on cold mornings. Choose from insulated, windproof and softshell gloves that keep enough feel to brake and shift with confidence.
At a glance
- Insulated, windproof and softshell styles
- Leatt, Azur and Bellwether
- Touchscreen compatible fingertips
- Reflective details on many models
- Road, commuting and MTB options
How to Choose Winter Cycling Gloves
Cold, numb fingers make it hard to brake and change gears, and that is a safety issue as much as a comfort one. The best winter glove for you depends on how cold it gets where you cycle, whether you need protection from rain and wind, and how much bar feel you want to keep.
Insulated Gloves for the Coldest Days
Insulated gloves trap warm air around your hands. The Bellwether Coldfront uses Thinsulate insulation with a long cuff, and the Azur L4 combines Thinsulate with a waterproof, windproof softshell. Both are good choices for frosty early starts.
Windproof Gloves for Cool, Breezy Days
Wind chill is often what makes your hands cold. The Leatt MTB 2.0 WindBlock has a windproof, water resistant shell with a microfleece lining, and the Leatt MTB 2.0 SubZero adds an insulated upper while keeping a slim MicronGrip palm for the trails.
Lighter Thermal and Softshell Gloves
For mild winter days and the in-between seasons, a lighter glove avoids sweaty hands. The Bellwether Climate Control blends thermal and wicking fabrics, and the Azur L40 uses a three-layer softshell for light weather protection.
Visibility and Touchscreen Features
Winter means darker mornings and evenings, so reflective details on gloves such as the Bellwether Coldfront and Leatt SubZero help drivers see your hand signals. Touchscreen compatible fingertips let you check your phone without exposing your hands to the cold.
Winter Glove Sizing
Measure around your hand at the knuckles, not including your thumb, and check the size guide on the product page. Winter gloves should not be tight, as a little room traps warm air and keeps the blood flowing to your fingers.
Winter Cycling Gloves FAQs
How warm are winter cycling gloves?
It depends on the style. Insulated gloves like the Bellwether Coldfront and Azur L4 are the warmest, windproof gloves suit cool and breezy days, and thermal gloves like the Bellwether Climate Control are best for mild winter mornings.
Are winter cycling gloves waterproof?
Some are. The Azur L4 is waterproof and windproof, and the Leatt MTB 2.0 WindBlock has a waterproof, breathable shell. Others are water resistant and will handle light showers.
Can I use my phone with winter gloves on?
Most of our winter gloves have touchscreen compatible fingertips, so you can use your phone or bike computer without taking them off.
Should winter gloves fit loosely?
They should be comfortable rather than tight. A little room traps warm air, but too much loose material will bunch up on the bars and reduce your control.
How do I stop my hands getting cold on the bike?
Choose a glove matched to the temperature, keep your core warm with a jacket or vest, and avoid gloves that are too tight. Windproof gloves make a big difference on fast descents.
Winter Glove Brands We Stock
We stock winter cycling gloves from Leatt, Azur and Bellwether. Darker mornings call for good bike lights, and you will find year-round options in our full finger gloves.