Thermal full finger cycling gloves with fleece lining, gel padding and touchscreen fingertips for autumn and winter road, MTB and commuter riding.
Built for cool to cold-weather riding, these full finger cycling gloves deliver warmth, grip and control without bulk. Designed for autumn and winter conditions, they combine thermal fleece insulation with shock absorption and responsive handling for road cycling, MTB and daily commuting.
The stretch fleece back panel traps heat while allowing natural movement across bars and controls. A reinforced palm with SBR gel cushioning absorbs vibration from rough roads and trails, reducing hand fatigue on longer rides. Silicone anti-slip print enhances grip in damp or chilly conditions, helping maintain confident braking and shifting.
Strategic ventilation zones on the palm and fingers promote airflow to prevent overheating during sustained effort. Touchscreen-compatible thumb and index fingertips allow easy use of phones or GPS devices without removing the gloves, keeping hands warm and protected.
Reflective logo detailing improves visibility in low-light conditions, making them suitable for early morning starts or evening rides. An elastic cuff and extended pull tab provide a secure fit and make removal simple after long sessions.
Primarily engineered for cycling, these gloves also perform well for winter fishing, outdoor training and cool-weather activity where warmth and dexterity are essential.
SPECIFICATIONS
• Type: Full finger cycling gloves
• Model: IH23C701
• Primary Use: Road cycling, MTB, commuting
• Secondary Use: Winter fishing, outdoor training
• Material: Polyester, Spandex, Fleece, Microfibre
• Season: Autumn and winter
• Temperature Range: Approx. 5–15°C
• Padding: SBR gel shock absorption
• Grip: Silicone anti-slip palm
• Touchscreen: Thumb and index finger compatible
• Safety Feature: Reflective logo detailing
• Sizes: S, M, L
These thermal cycling gloves provide warmth, grip and touchscreen control for cooler rides while remaining flexible and performance focused.
