BIKINGMOREOK Bike Cycling Gloves for Men Women,Touchscreen Full Finger Shock-Absorbing 5MM Gel Pads MTB Road Bicycle Gloves for Mountain Biking,Running,Hiking,Outdoor Sports
Original price was: $11.89.$8.07Current price is: $8.07. USD
Longer rides often mean hand fatigue, but not with the right gear. These BIKINGMOREOK full-finger gloves feature 5mm shock-absorbing gel pads for superior comfort on any terrain, from rugged trails to open roads. Maintain full control and effortlessly navigate your devices with touchscreen compatibility. Durable microfiber ensures reliable performance for all your outdoor adventures.
Description
As the trail vanishes into the distant tree line, a silent promise of exploration hangs in the air, demanding hands as ready as your spirit for the journey ahead.
Long hauls on an electric bike or challenging mountain descents can take a toll, turning exhilarating rides into a test of endurance for your hands. These BIKINGMOREOK full-finger gloves are engineered to transform that experience.
Integrated with 5mm shock-absorbing gel pads, they act as a crucial buffer against vibrations and impact. This means sustained comfort, reduced fatigue, and a firmer, more confident grip on your handlebars, whether navigating tricky singletrack or cruising urban paths.
Crafted from durable microfiber, these gloves offer robust protection without sacrificing dexterity. Their full-finger design, coupled with touchscreen compatibility, ensures you stay connected and in control, easily managing navigation or capturing a scenic view without ever slowing down. They are an all-season companion for your adventures.
- Full-finger design for comprehensive hand protection
- 5mm shock-absorbing gel pads to minimize vibration and impact
- Touchscreen compatible fingertips for easy device use
- Durable microfiber construction for long-lasting performance
- All-season versatility for diverse outdoor conditions
- Lightweight and breathable for extended wear
From challenging mountain biking trails to scenic road cycling, invigorating runs, or rugged hikes, these gloves are your dependable partner. Equip yourself for the unknown, push your limits, and conquer every mile with unwavering comfort and control.
Nio Nyx –
I have an E-bike and I was hoping to have some biking gloves for the fall chill. Although the gloves were very comfortable, fit well, and looked nice, they didn’t block the wind AT ALL. The first time out with them, my hands were frozen and it was only like 50 degrees. I might as well have had the fingerless ones on. I figured the full hand gloves would keep them somewhat warm, but no luck. I guess if you where them in summertime, these are perfect. Anyway, I bought some other gloves and they do a better job with the wind. Hope this helps you.
DirtyDog –
These fit my rather large hands great. I obviously use them when cycling and they’re kind of game changing. Makes keeping a firm grasp on the grips a lot easier, especially if you get caught in the rain. I’ve had them for a while and they’re holding up well. I would definitely recommend these to a friend.
YYCArtist –
First, let me say that “winter” cycling gloves is very subjective. Where I live, these would not keep your hands warm in winter.
These gloves look great, are flexible and comfortable and I love the padded areas on the palms. I wouldn’t hesitate to repurchase them.
TMK –
Very comfortable riding gloves for road or mountain bikes. Breathable enough for late summer rides and warm enough for cool winter rides in the low 50’s. Touch screen works well with these gloves.
Javier C. Vivas –
Excelente. Gran producto
reader –
Ordered and tested a bunch of different bike gloves. Returned most of them. Wore these once already and they felt really good. Very comfortable. Like the style. Nice and light, which is what I was looking for, so I could wear in the warmer temps. IMO, the palm padding is just right…..not too much or not too little. Also, in all the right places. Wanted a grippy substance on the fingers/thumbs so as to not slide off when applying the brakes. Since only wore once, can’t attest to how they will hold up. If had to make any improvements, I would put more grippy material on the fingers/thumbs, instead of thin, little strips. Hoping they will last.
Pedro A. Rendon –
Just started using these, what can I say? they are comfortable, and performing well so far, I recommend these, they feel better than the previous Fox I had.
Mrs. Gordon –
good gloves, each finger is a little too long but It fits generally.
The touch screen works.
stacy –
Great, nice and snug fit
alexhirschmusic –
Se desprendieron la aplicaciones de gel de un guante el primer día de uso. En general menor calidad a los que he comprado anteriormente de la misma marca.
RakefireTea03 –
good gloves, each finger is a little too long but It fits generally.
The touch screen works.
RakefireTea03 –
I’ve been using these gloves every other day for 1 hour on my bicycle and so far they’re holding up nicely after 3 months
Laura Markley –
I use these cycling gloves in the not extreme cold season while using my wheelchair.
Fit is nice with a little room but I use extra small medical gloves and I am a XX chromosome WOMAN.
I can operate my smartphone screen while using these gloves which is critical now days.
I would definitely replace with the same when I wear this pair out.
Laura Markley –
I have an E-bike and I was hoping to have some biking gloves for the fall chill. Although the gloves were very comfortable, fit well, and looked nice, they didn’t block the wind AT ALL. The first time out with them, my hands were frozen and it was only like 50 degrees. I might as well have had the fingerless ones on. I figured the full hand gloves would keep them somewhat warm, but no luck. I guess if you where them in summertime, these are perfect. Anyway, I bought some other gloves and they do a better job with the wind. Hope this helps you.
RakefireTea03 –
Ordered in January of 2025
Started to really use them in June 2025
I bought them without realizing that they would be used for doordash deliveries. I’ve used them for 453 miles of heavy riding and love them, they’re oddly comfortable to shoot in (I’m armed while I dash and had to get a feel for how the gun and gloves would feel in case of emergency). I started noticing my first hole in the right glove around mile 437 and have yet to find one in my left glove. Great for doordashers on bicycles or ebikes that don’t want to take off their gloves every time they need on their phone as each finger is touchscreen capable.
Edit: meant to say that all fingers can interact with your phone but the only ones meant for it (and easily interact) are the thumbs and pointers
RakefireTea03 –
Love this glove matches my bike. I highly recommend..
Joseph Benedetti –
First, let me say that “winter” cycling gloves is very subjective. Where I live, these would not keep your hands warm in winter.
These gloves look great, are flexible and comfortable and I love the padded areas on the palms. I wouldn’t hesitate to repurchase them.
Cookie –
Ordered and tested a bunch of different bike gloves. Returned most of them. Wore these once already and they felt really good. Very comfortable. Like the style. Nice and light, which is what I was looking for, so I could wear in the warmer temps. IMO, the palm padding is just right…..not too much or not too little. Also, in all the right places. Wanted a grippy substance on the fingers/thumbs so as to not slide off when applying the brakes. Since only wore once, can’t attest to how they will hold up. If had to make any improvements, I would put more grippy material on the fingers/thumbs, instead of thin, little strips. Hoping they will last.
Joseph Benedetti –
They make me look real cool
Nio Nyx –
They make me look real cool
Elizabeth A.Cabuena –
Love this glove matches my bike. I highly recommend..
Elizabeth A.Cabuena –
I use these cycling gloves in the not extreme cold season while using my wheelchair.
Fit is nice with a little room but I use extra small medical gloves and I am a XX chromosome WOMAN.
I can operate my smartphone screen while using these gloves which is critical now days.
I would definitely replace with the same when I wear this pair out.
Mrs. Gordon –
Love this glove matches my bike. I highly recommend..
Elizabeth A.Cabuena –
First, let me say that “winter” cycling gloves is very subjective. Where I live, these would not keep your hands warm in winter.
These gloves look great, are flexible and comfortable and I love the padded areas on the palms. I wouldn’t hesitate to repurchase them.
Nio Nyx –
I use these cycling gloves in the not extreme cold season while using my wheelchair.
Fit is nice with a little room but I use extra small medical gloves and I am a XX chromosome WOMAN.
I can operate my smartphone screen while using these gloves which is critical now days.
I would definitely replace with the same when I wear this pair out.
Steve Danke –
These were better than expected for the price. Only use them in winter and a couple of fingers are too short, starting to hurt after a while. But feel well made and so far are holding up.
Ada Zepeda –
First, let me say that “winter” cycling gloves is very subjective. Where I live, these would not keep your hands warm in winter.
These gloves look great, are flexible and comfortable and I love the padded areas on the palms. I wouldn’t hesitate to repurchase them.
Mrs. Gordon –
We always bought the product that starts with an F and ends with X but ventured out to try this less known brand. Wow, they are really good bike gloves !Possibly a little too warm for hot days, that would be the only complaint but very protective , flexible, durable, and grippy.
RakefireTea03 –
First, let me say that “winter” cycling gloves is very subjective. Where I live, these would not keep your hands warm in winter.
These gloves look great, are flexible and comfortable and I love the padded areas on the palms. I wouldn’t hesitate to repurchase them.
Cookie –
We always bought the product that starts with an F and ends with X but ventured out to try this less known brand. Wow, they are really good bike gloves !Possibly a little too warm for hot days, that would be the only complaint but very protective , flexible, durable, and grippy.
reader –
I have an E-bike and I was hoping to have some biking gloves for the fall chill. Although the gloves were very comfortable, fit well, and looked nice, they didn’t block the wind AT ALL. The first time out with them, my hands were frozen and it was only like 50 degrees. I might as well have had the fingerless ones on. I figured the full hand gloves would keep them somewhat warm, but no luck. I guess if you where them in summertime, these are perfect. Anyway, I bought some other gloves and they do a better job with the wind. Hope this helps you.
Hydrosteve –
Not a bad glove for price, good materials, decent stitching work with reinforced thumb up through the index finger for better grip. special griping areas on the glove fingers that don’t do much ???? Nice stretchy material across the back of the hand with finger reliefs cut above the knuckle in the material, so no cramming fingers into the end of the fabric. Lots of reflective areas on the gloves for night-time visibility.
Ada Zepeda –
I typically wear size L gloves but for these I had to size down to a medium. Seems like a quality product considering the low price. Note – placement of the thick gel padding is more suitable for drop-style (road) handlebars. If you’re looking for palm relief while riding a mountain bike, try something else.
Laura Markley –
First, let me say that “winter” cycling gloves is very subjective. Where I live, these would not keep your hands warm in winter.
These gloves look great, are flexible and comfortable and I love the padded areas on the palms. I wouldn’t hesitate to repurchase them.
reader –
First, let me say that “winter” cycling gloves is very subjective. Where I live, these would not keep your hands warm in winter.
These gloves look great, are flexible and comfortable and I love the padded areas on the palms. I wouldn’t hesitate to repurchase them.
Laura Markley –
Ordered and tested a bunch of different bike gloves. Returned most of them. Wore these once already and they felt really good. Very comfortable. Like the style. Nice and light, which is what I was looking for, so I could wear in the warmer temps. IMO, the palm padding is just right…..not too much or not too little. Also, in all the right places. Wanted a grippy substance on the fingers/thumbs so as to not slide off when applying the brakes. Since only wore once, can’t attest to how they will hold up. If had to make any improvements, I would put more grippy material on the fingers/thumbs, instead of thin, little strips. Hoping they will last.
b –
Exceptional design of this vibration absorbing bike glove. The gel pads are strategically placed at the palm, edge of palm and inner knuckle pads to provide an exact grip on your handle bars to absorb, maybe 85% of the vibrations. Then too, the fingers and palms are masterfully tailored to, at least fit my hand, if not yours as well. Mine are of typical size for a 5′ 11″ male body. But, the material is also a very flexible weave that is warm, as well as it is, breathable. Just a high performance, quality glove made for bike riding!
Nio Nyx –
Love this glove matches my bike. I highly recommend..
Nio Nyx –
Ordered and tested a bunch of different bike gloves. Returned most of them. Wore these once already and they felt really good. Very comfortable. Like the style. Nice and light, which is what I was looking for, so I could wear in the warmer temps. IMO, the palm padding is just right…..not too much or not too little. Also, in all the right places. Wanted a grippy substance on the fingers/thumbs so as to not slide off when applying the brakes. Since only wore once, can’t attest to how they will hold up. If had to make any improvements, I would put more grippy material on the fingers/thumbs, instead of thin, little strips. Hoping they will last.
Servo –
The look stands out multiple times they were mistaken for Miles Morales Spiderman gloves when worn with the letterman jacket GameStop sold. In reality I bought them to be uniform with my red and black clothes. I was in a car accident and my palms were unable to handle the pain when using canes walkers and needed a non slip grip. The fit are form fitting so I purchased a large to insure they fit as tight as possible. The quality is solid but when used nearly everyday like I have they do wear out quickly but if used as riding gloves as intended they would last much longer. They come off and can be put on easily and once on the slit the put on the fingers makes it ensure your pointing and middle finger are not hindered and the capacitive function works well so no phone usage problems. The Velcro strap holds it on but once undone with your inner elbow they come off fine. Overall the value is perfect the palm cushion allows me to put my weight easily on my can and walker with no pain and grabbing slippery surfaces are low risk. The only issue is moisture your sweat won’t damage it but rain can cause deformation so keep them dry on the outside. The palm vent helps with keeping your hand cool so no need to use fingerless gloves. It has a white reflector so night use is possible. Bottom line they are good gloves to protect your palms from heavy shock have a good grip potential and look good I am happy with them.
jbravo –
I typically wear size L gloves but for these I had to size down to a medium. Seems like a quality product considering the low price. Note – placement of the thick gel padding is more suitable for drop-style (road) handlebars. If you’re looking for palm relief while riding a mountain bike, try something else.
reader –
I use these cycling gloves in the not extreme cold season while using my wheelchair.
Fit is nice with a little room but I use extra small medical gloves and I am a XX chromosome WOMAN.
I can operate my smartphone screen while using these gloves which is critical now days.
I would definitely replace with the same when I wear this pair out.
RakefireTea03 –
I have an E-bike and I was hoping to have some biking gloves for the fall chill. Although the gloves were very comfortable, fit well, and looked nice, they didn’t block the wind AT ALL. The first time out with them, my hands were frozen and it was only like 50 degrees. I might as well have had the fingerless ones on. I figured the full hand gloves would keep them somewhat warm, but no luck. I guess if you where them in summertime, these are perfect. Anyway, I bought some other gloves and they do a better job with the wind. Hope this helps you.
jason –
Good fit, comfortable, warm, and the padding is extra nice. My kid loves them
Scott Rubenstein –
First, let me say that “winter” cycling gloves is very subjective. Where I live, these would not keep your hands warm in winter.
These gloves look great, are flexible and comfortable and I love the padded areas on the palms. I wouldn’t hesitate to repurchase them.
Gifter –
I like the protective hard points on the fingers nice, but the finger tips wear out rather quickly even without exposure to hard use.
Scott Rubenstein –
Fit perfectly
Nio Nyx –
Fit perfectly
RakefireTea03 –
Ordered and tested a bunch of different bike gloves. Returned most of them. Wore these once already and they felt really good. Very comfortable. Like the style. Nice and light, which is what I was looking for, so I could wear in the warmer temps. IMO, the palm padding is just right…..not too much or not too little. Also, in all the right places. Wanted a grippy substance on the fingers/thumbs so as to not slide off when applying the brakes. Since only wore once, can’t attest to how they will hold up. If had to make any improvements, I would put more grippy material on the fingers/thumbs, instead of thin, little strips. Hoping they will last.
Dennis Smith –
Great fit, the padding is just right and in the right places. The best fitting and padded gloves I have worn
Nio Nyx –
I use these cycling gloves in the not extreme cold season while using my wheelchair.
Fit is nice with a little room but I use extra small medical gloves and I am a XX chromosome WOMAN.
I can operate my smartphone screen while using these gloves which is critical now days.
I would definitely replace with the same when I wear this pair out.
Laura Markley –
First, let me say that “winter” cycling gloves is very subjective. Where I live, these would not keep your hands warm in winter.
These gloves look great, are flexible and comfortable and I love the padded areas on the palms. I wouldn’t hesitate to repurchase them.
Cookie –
I have an E-bike and I was hoping to have some biking gloves for the fall chill. Although the gloves were very comfortable, fit well, and looked nice, they didn’t block the wind AT ALL. The first time out with them, my hands were frozen and it was only like 50 degrees. I might as well have had the fingerless ones on. I figured the full hand gloves would keep them somewhat warm, but no luck. I guess if you where them in summertime, these are perfect. Anyway, I bought some other gloves and they do a better job with the wind. Hope this helps you.
RakefireTea03 –
We always bought the product that starts with an F and ends with X but ventured out to try this less known brand. Wow, they are really good bike gloves !Possibly a little too warm for hot days, that would be the only complaint but very protective , flexible, durable, and grippy.
RakefireTea03 –
Ordered in January of 2025
Started to really use them in June 2025
I bought them without realizing that they would be used for doordash deliveries. I’ve used them for 453 miles of heavy riding and love them, they’re oddly comfortable to shoot in (I’m armed while I dash and had to get a feel for how the gun and gloves would feel in case of emergency). I started noticing my first hole in the right glove around mile 437 and have yet to find one in my left glove. Great for doordashers on bicycles or ebikes that don’t want to take off their gloves every time they need on their phone as each finger is touchscreen capable.
Edit: meant to say that all fingers can interact with your phone but the only ones meant for it (and easily interact) are the thumbs and pointers
Arcturus –
Exceptional design of this vibration absorbing bike glove. The gel pads are strategically placed at the palm, edge of palm and inner knuckle pads to provide an exact grip on your handle bars to absorb, maybe 85% of the vibrations. Then too, the fingers and palms are masterfully tailored to, at least fit my hand, if not yours as well. Mine are of typical size for a 5′ 11″ male body. But, the material is also a very flexible weave that is warm, as well as it is, breathable. Just a high performance, quality glove made for bike riding!