To make your shopping decisions easier we have been working closely with suppliers, our sponsored athletes and passionate cyclists to produce an easy-to-follow, useful and informative guide to help you make the correct choice when choosing Gloves - Winter.

Any products featured in this guide will have been actively researched / tested to find the qualities that sets them apart from others. Spend a few minutes to read through and if you still need a little extra help simply contact us and we will be glad to help

Introduction to Gloves - Winter

Gloves for riding are essential regardless of weather you’re commuting to work, spinning along the canal to the pub or racing - gloves give you the control and protection you need to get the best ride possible. There are as many different types, weights and technologies in winter cycling gloves as there are types of bike, most riders tend to accumulate several pairs of varying style to rotate between as the season, ride length or weather conditions change. Of course, some riders just settle on a favourite model and get a few pairs the same, while they’re available, as models of gloves are well known to be chopped, changed or updated with great regularity. Aside from your ears, feet on the pedals and your bottom on the saddle, it’s your hands on the handlebars which make up the possibly most overlooked of the rider contact patch areas, especially in the cold of winter time. Hands and particularly fingers are in direct line of fire from the oncoming chill wind. Look out for versions made from simple neoprene - ideal for warmer rainy days, heavier materials laminated with a microporous membrane for heavy rain in colder conditions and then there are the fully padded thermal models for the very coldest days. Wiggle has models featuring each type of construction and a wide range of prices.

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