$54.00 USD
The crisp bite of winter air no longer dictates the end of your trail adventures. These Giro Xnetic H2O gloves provide essential warmth and waterproof protection, ensuring responsive control even on the most challenging, damp mountain e-bike rides. Stay connected to your machine and conquer the elements.
A crisp snap in the air, a whisper of dampness clinging to the trail, signals the need for steadfast hand protection on your next e-trek. This is where the Giro Xnetic H2O gloves become your essential companion.
Engineered for the unpredictable demands of winter mountain riding, especially on an e-bike where speeds can amplify wind chill, these gloves shield your hands without sacrificing dexterity. Imagine tackling technical terrain, shifting gears, or braking suddenly with complete confidence, even when conditions are far from ideal.
The Xnetic H2O design ensures you maintain a superior grip and precise control, vital for navigating challenging paths on your electric steed. Their advanced construction offers robust water resistance, keeping your hands dry through unexpected showers or slushy sections. Yet, they remain surprisingly lightweight and breathable, preventing clamminess during intense climbs.
Whether you're pushing boundaries on a prolonged cold-weather expedition or simply extending your daily commute through a damp morning, these gloves are built to perform. They allow you to focus on the thrill of the ride, not the discomfort of the elements.
Designed for unisex use, these gloves merge ergonomic comfort with rugged durability, ensuring they stand up to the rigors of adventurous e-mountain biking. They're more than just gloves; they're an extension of your resolve to conquer any trail, any season.
Timmy1007 –
These are the warmest biking gloves I’ve owned. They’re really good at keeping the wind and water out.
Cliente Amazon –
Buen producto, aunque habrá que ver el resultado con el tiempo.
David Stafursky –
These are most definitely not waterproof even though it says so right on the glove. After different rides in the rain I’ve run these out and gotten a half a cup of water out of them. And they do not keep your hands warm under 40°. They’re great for keeping the chill off your hands and the wind. They fit nice and snug it’s too bad they can’t live up to what they say they are.
Shan –
I wanted some lighter weight gloves for when it was raining than my big winter gloves. They are kind of a softshell material so more water resistant than waterproof but my hands stay dry for long enough for me. They’re surprisingly warm even for winter but I also wear them under my super winter gloves, not having damp gloves keeps my hands warm too. They’re not so thick I have to take them off to unlock my bike etc which also helps in keeping warm. The touchscreen functionality only lasted a few times but I have exposed them to velcro & I’m fine with just sticking a thumb out. When they wear out I will buy them again.
Bryan Dowling –
Bought for an impending Ireland cycling trip.
Tested them by riding on a rainy 48 degree day in South Dakota. My hands stayed warm and dry. In fact my hands got alittle too warm after an hour and were sweating and I had to remove them. The only disappointing thing…which had nothing to do with the gloves…one of them fell out of my back pocket leaving me with just one.
Joanne R. –
They are a fine glove, waterproof and warm enough. The touchscreen fingertips don’t work on the ones I received.
A Reader –
I was gifted my first pair for Xmas, and after using them a few times, I immediately bought a second pair. They’re soft and snug to the skin, super comfortable, with no air pockets, and flexible, like knit mitts, yet surprisingly impermeable to wind and plenty warm at least down into the 40s. The palm side has an excellent rubberized grip (though only time will tell how fast that wears down). I’ve been road biking with them so far, and feel confident that they’ll be equally great for mountain biking (if I can ever get back on the trails).
JobMcKee –
I found the cold season unbearable when riding my bicycle. Now, when these are on I never have to give my hand warmth a thought. And for the price, they can’t be beaten. They make great snow gloves too – pretty warm even when wet.
mike –
These gloves are very good at keeping your hands warm and are not bulky. electronic devices will not work when tapping
with the finger tips.
Charley Daly –
Love these as they are comfortable, keep my hands warm in the cold and wet.
Amazon Kunde –
Verschenkt. Hat alle Erwartungen erfüllt.
Momo –
My hands get cold really fast and hoped the description of between 30 – 50 degrees would work for me. But, sadly, no. My hands got cold pretty fast in the high 40s. I reached out to customer service and they immediately refunded 1/2 of the purchase price. Really nice, responsive company. I’ll keep the gloves for days in the 50s.
Timmy1007 –
These are the warmest biking gloves I’ve owned. They’re really good at keeping the wind and water out.
Cliente Amazon –
Buen producto, aunque habrá que ver el resultado con el tiempo.
David Stafursky –
These are most definitely not waterproof even though it says so right on the glove. After different rides in the rain I’ve run these out and gotten a half a cup of water out of them. And they do not keep your hands warm under 40°. They’re great for keeping the chill off your hands and the wind. They fit nice and snug it’s too bad they can’t live up to what they say they are.
Shan –
I wanted some lighter weight gloves for when it was raining than my big winter gloves. They are kind of a softshell material so more water resistant than waterproof but my hands stay dry for long enough for me. They’re surprisingly warm even for winter but I also wear them under my super winter gloves, not having damp gloves keeps my hands warm too. They’re not so thick I have to take them off to unlock my bike etc which also helps in keeping warm. The touchscreen functionality only lasted a few times but I have exposed them to velcro & I’m fine with just sticking a thumb out. When they wear out I will buy them again.
Bryan Dowling –
Bought for an impending Ireland cycling trip.
Tested them by riding on a rainy 48 degree day in South Dakota. My hands stayed warm and dry. In fact my hands got alittle too warm after an hour and were sweating and I had to remove them. The only disappointing thing…which had nothing to do with the gloves…one of them fell out of my back pocket leaving me with just one.
Joanne R. –
They are a fine glove, waterproof and warm enough. The touchscreen fingertips don’t work on the ones I received.
A Reader –
I was gifted my first pair for Xmas, and after using them a few times, I immediately bought a second pair. They’re soft and snug to the skin, super comfortable, with no air pockets, and flexible, like knit mitts, yet surprisingly impermeable to wind and plenty warm at least down into the 40s. The palm side has an excellent rubberized grip (though only time will tell how fast that wears down). I’ve been road biking with them so far, and feel confident that they’ll be equally great for mountain biking (if I can ever get back on the trails).
JobMcKee –
I found the cold season unbearable when riding my bicycle. Now, when these are on I never have to give my hand warmth a thought. And for the price, they can’t be beaten. They make great snow gloves too – pretty warm even when wet.
mike –
These gloves are very good at keeping your hands warm and are not bulky. electronic devices will not work when tapping
with the finger tips.
Charley Daly –
Love these as they are comfortable, keep my hands warm in the cold and wet.
Amazon Kunde –
Verschenkt. Hat alle Erwartungen erfüllt.
Momo –
My hands get cold really fast and hoped the description of between 30 – 50 degrees would work for me. But, sadly, no. My hands got cold pretty fast in the high 40s. I reached out to customer service and they immediately refunded 1/2 of the purchase price. Really nice, responsive company. I’ll keep the gloves for days in the 50s.