GripGrab Ride Windproof Winter Padded Cycling Gloves Full Finger Breathable Biking Gloves Thermal Fleece Lined Cold Weather Bike Riding Gloves for MTB Gravel Road Bike
$39.00 USD
The crisp bite of winter air no longer dictates your off-road ambitions. Grip Grab Ride gloves offer essential windproof protection and thermal fleece lining, ensuring warm, breathable comfort on extended e-bike adventures. Padded for vibration dampening, they maintain superior control across varied terrain, keeping your hands agile and ready for any challenge.
Description
A deep satisfaction settles in when your hands remain warm and nimble, even as the world around you dips into a frosty embrace. For electric bike explorers who refuse to let dropping temperatures dictate their routes, the Grip Grab Ride Windproof Winter Gloves are your unwavering companions. These full-finger gloves are crafted to keep your connection to the handlebars firm and comfortable, ensuring every powered ascent and thrilling descent is enjoyed without compromise.
Venture forth with confidence, knowing harsh winds are no match for their robust windproof design. The integrated thermal fleece lining locks in essential warmth, maintaining crucial dexterity for shifting gears or adjusting your e-bike's power settings. Yet, they remain surprisingly breathable, preventing clammy hands during intense efforts.
Long rides demand unwavering comfort. Our padded palms absorb road vibrations and trail chatter, reducing fatigue. The durable material blend of polyester and elastane, coupled with strategic polyurethane and rubber cushioning, ensures a secure, responsive grip across diverse terrains, from gravel paths to winding road routes.
Key features for your next ride
- Windproof outer layer
- Thermal fleece lining
- Padded palm for comfort
- Full-finger coverage
- Breathable fabric blend
Embrace the thrill of year-round cycling. These gloves empower you to extend your adventures, pushing boundaries regardless of the forecast. Ride further, explore more, and experience the freedom of the open path, all while your hands stay protected and prepared for whatever lies ahead.
64 reviews for GripGrab Ride Windproof Winter Padded Cycling Gloves Full Finger Breathable Biking Gloves Thermal Fleece Lined Cold Weather Bike Riding Gloves for MTB Gravel Road Bike
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Brandon Cole –
I’m happy with these. I had a pair of Sealskinz that I loved for biking but have finally gotten worn down, I bought a newer pair of Sealskinz on Amazon but the fit wasn’t right anymore (fingers way too long – I couldn’t even shift gears on my bike). Anyway, returned those and decided to take a chance on these, the fit is right on and they feel durable so far. For the price, I couldn’t ask for much more.
So far, I’ve been riding ~40 degrees (F) or so and it’s been fine, I think even colder would be fine but haven’t tested myself yet.
João –
varma under ruggigt och kallt väder, gelekudden tar bort mycket av trycket mot styret
UTBadger –
These are decent gloves for riding in temps down to about 40 degrees. Given that the lining is just fleece they are not warm enough for freezing temperatures. They are pretty windproof and do have a good grip to them. The cuffs are pretty long, but not bulky. I am usually between a medium and large in gloves. I got these in a large and I would say they fit more like a medium. so I recommend sizing up.
UTBadger –
Nice gloves, fit very well for me. I have slim long fingers and bought XXL
Rich B. –
Gloves work OK, but aren’t great! I ;ive in San Diego, and use these for early morning rides. I wanted something that could keep my hands warm – and dry – on cool rides in temp from the low 40’s to around 50 degrees F. My fingers are cold below around 45 F. ABove that, my hands sweat, and the linings get very moist, so that if I take them off for a break, it is very difficult to get them back on, especially the cuffs.
Also, the touch pads don’t work very well. So – they get a very average score. My old HEAD gloves were much better but aren’t avaialable any longer.
henry –
Good gloves for moderate winter use. I do commute by bike all year round, and these gloves keep me comfortable. I love the gel and overall fit. From an earlier bought similar pair I know they are very durable.
Daniel L. Kasuboski –
Worked well in the cooler winter weather. Touchscreen didn’t work the best but for the value the are comfortable and fits as expected
Jared fa Sho –
Fit well, nice and warm around 30 degree riding seems totally fine
Biker –
Perfecto para montar en bici MTB. Son muy cómodos y ofrecen una buena protección contra el frío.
Bibliophile –
I ordered these winter cycling gloves because I needed an XS and that size wasn’t available locally. These gloves are warm, comfortable, have great grip and padding for cycling. I haven’t tested the touch screen feature, so can’t speak to that. I am very please with my purchase.
marvin k moony –
This is what I was looking for in terms of it being breathable and not water proof. My hand is a Medium close to large . I bought the large , thinking I could use a liner glove , but the insulation takes up a good amount of space.They are not bulky gloves and fit snugly . It seems the large has longer fingers , so I have some room at the finger tips but snug around fingers . Love the stretchy cuffs , much better than useless Velcro closures . Good in temps to low 40 F . I have tried them with a thin poly liner glove but , again fingers are a little constricted. The gel pad is in the right place for me and of a good size , so no complaints there. The grip, unfortunately is average not grippy. GRIP GRAB. I am keeping these and expect to get good use from them , next time I will try the medium. Road bike rider
Swiss Dave –
Great winter gloves for cycling! They keep my fingers warm to as low as freezing. Would not recommend them in extremely low temps when cycling. Hiking/xc skiing would probably be fine even down into the high 10’sF. The fit is great, once they are on, inside doesn’t separate from the outer layer, grip and cushioning are perfect.
Chris Markham –
Buon prodotto non ingobra troppo le mani
Proteggge bene dal freddo
Vale i soldi spesi
enrico –
Ottimi, comodi e caldi anche in moto…presi scontati un vero affare..occhio alle misure vestono davvero stretti controllate nella tabella
javier montiel –
Muy buenos, cálidos, y para el invierno fenomenal
Paulina Kinder-Rapacz –
Według opisu zapewniają komfort termiczny w warunkach zimowych. Byłem przetestować je na spacerze przy -1 i zmarzły mi palce. Rozmiar dobrałem zgodnie z wytycznymi na stronie produktu. Ok na jesień, nie nadają się do stosowania zimą przy ujemnych temperaturach.
Zig –
I like these gloves a lot. The workmanship is high-quality, they are comfortable, the padding is nice, and they grip well. My problem is, I was walking on a windy day and my hands were freezing cold. These gloves are not windproof. Keep that in mind as you consider your purchase.
Amazon Customer –
Only fairly good at < 40 degrees F
Aaron –
Ideal for winter cycling, both MTB and road. Not too bulky, perfect fit for me, but my hands are not your hands. Great for normal width hands with longer fingers. If you’re tall but not big, these may be the gloves for you.
I tried 5 different types/brands of gloves available on Amazon, and these definitely were not the cheapest, but they were the only pair I kept. They fit the best, great mobility, and warm.
No idea how these work in sub-32F temps because I don’t ride when it’s that cold.
Michael H. –
Fingertips still get cold…
Michael Egeland –
Perfect mid weight gloves. Great for when light gloves are not enough, but still not cold enough for full winter gloves.
Wilfried Kupers –
Neem zeker een voldoende grote maat. Handschoenen zitten goed, hebben goede grip en zijn waterdicht. Bij temperaturen onder de 3 graden heb ik toch nog koude vingertoppen.
Beth B. –
Gloves work OK, but aren’t great! I ;ive in San Diego, and use these for early morning rides. I wanted something that could keep my hands warm – and dry – on cool rides in temp from the low 40’s to around 50 degrees F. My fingers are cold below around 45 F. ABove that, my hands sweat, and the linings get very moist, so that if I take them off for a break, it is very difficult to get them back on, especially the cuffs.
Also, the touch pads don’t work very well. So – they get a very average score. My old HEAD gloves were much better but aren’t avaialable any longer.
Motrieux –
Très bonne paire de gants la qualité est au rendez vous je recommande ce produit.
Alison –
Ordered these in November and finally had a chance to test them twice in December in near freezing temps (32F-36F). The first test was a MTB trail ride and these were warm for the entire ride back in the woods at relatively slow speeds and low wind. I didn’t notice my hands getting cold at all. The second test was a road ride, again around 34F. These were OK for about the first hour of riding, but I noticed my hands getting pretty cold and numb after nearly two hours. Like others have said, you probably need to resort to bar mitts for near or below freezing temps to keep the hands comfy. For road riding, to me these would be about perfect for 40-50F. Fit and construction quality seem good. I only give these 4 of 5 stars as I feel like they could have been just a tad warmer.
Doug –
I use these as normal gloves when I drive, they’re a bit wrong for that. But for biking or outside activities with wind? Awesome.
Biking:
The gloves are part of my winter commute tools. They legitimately block wind, on top at least, as I noticed when I dry them on the glove rack after. Winter commuting in Minnesota means subzero Fahrenheit weather, and I angered Mother Nature early in life so I usually get strong headwinds. I wear these INSIDE the Bar Mitts 6mm extreme cold pogies, but the gloves won’t help folks with cold hands caused by circulation issues. The cold metal slowly chills my fingers over the ride home since my poor bike gets stuck in an unheated indoor area and it’s not a long enough ride to rewarm the handlebars. Pulling a hand out to swipe my nose means no extra cold getting into my fingers.
My experience with heavy winds a few weeks ago gave a great test for:
Grip: Excellent, doesn’t slip off hoods inside pogies, haven’t been on bar tape yet, but I’m primarily on the hoods anyway. Also helpful grabbing boxes of delivered goods.
Windpoof: Yep. Even when not stuffed into pogies, no cooling (-15 F) wind chill effect.
Nose wiper: Soft, fleece thumbs means softly dried nose. When nose not hidden in wool for survival.
Warmth: Meh. When I’m active, they’re okay. The pogies do the heavy lifting of warmth retention so the gloves would be warmer as mittens. But then it’s harder to shift. They don’t block the heat exchange between my palms and the cold hoods/handlebars, but I’m not uncomfortable. If you have a circulation issue, not these gloves. Consider diving mitts instead, thick neoprene with a mitten-like inside. Or electric gloves. That was my next choice if these hadn’t worked so well outside the pogies.
Padding: Nice, feels comfortable on the hoods, seems to be in the right spots.
Not a standalone winter outdoor heavier activity glove, but windproof, comfortable, visible, and grippy.
Brian Curtis –
Keep my hands warm. Well made.
Amazon Customer –
Great quality and padding is in the perfect places to protect hands and they keep your hands warm. A good buy and fits well.
Pojemniki –
Spełniają swoją funkcję na rowerze. Mały minusik że nie ma działa nadotykowycj ekranach. Trzeba zwracać uwagę na rozmiarówkę i zamawiać zgodnie z tabelą
Brandon C –
I’m happy with these. I had a pair of Sealskinz that I loved for biking but have finally gotten worn down, I bought a newer pair of Sealskinz on Amazon but the fit wasn’t right anymore (fingers way too long – I couldn’t even shift gears on my bike). Anyway, returned those and decided to take a chance on these, the fit is right on and they feel durable so far. For the price, I couldn’t ask for much more.
So far, I’ve been riding ~40 degrees (F) or so and it’s been fine, I think even colder would be fine but haven’t tested myself yet.
S. Schmohl –
These are great gloves until Temps get below 40 then, I suggest to into a lobster glove.
João –
Good gloves for moderate winter use. I do commute by bike all year round, and these gloves keep me comfortable. I love the gel and overall fit. From an earlier bought similar pair I know they are very durable.
Reilly Gilbert –
Best wind resistance cycling gloves I have tried. Very comfortable, and fit snug around my hands without being too tight. The gel padding is in a great spot. The best part is I can use these gloves for cycling, running, or just during the winter! Very functional.
Peter T Moen –
Comfortable but 40° and up is limit.
Mary Martin –
Gloves are great! They fit well, and they keep my hands warm. Best purchase!
Jimm –
Excellent fit and comfortable. The cushion padding and grip in the palms works very well as do the thumb tips for touch screen control.
els van hoylandt –
Goede pasvorm
Fijn van stof maar ook zeer warmhoudende handschoenen
Ideaal voor de winter op de fiets
Madmomof2 –
These gloves are great. Just enough padding to make biking comfortable.
Steve Peck –
These would’ve received five stars, except they do not have any fabric that will allow you to use your phone. How can a Biking glove in 2025 not have screen friendly fingertips?!? I will be returning.
grclark50 –
Very firm feel when you put them on, a little tight but my hands are large. Solidly made
Health Conscious Athlete –
I like the product. They are not as bulky as snow skiing gloves.
Francois M –
Super qualité !
chris wright –
Good quality windstopper gloves lovely snug fit nice extended cuff to put over base layer & put your cycling long sleeved jersey or jacket over the top . Value for money would recommend
Melissa –
I love these gloves! The quality, fit n pricing are spot on.
I usually wear them for cycling but I’ve been grabbing them for running as well.
They are waterproof n windproof, as described.
Corvvi –
Overall nice fit and feel but not windproof so a bit cold for full on winter riding.
Pojemniki –
Ottimi, comodi e caldi anche in moto…presi scontati un vero affare..occhio alle misure vestono davvero stretti controllate nella tabella
Constantin –
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5 Sterne)
Die GripGrab Ride Winter Fahrradhandschuhe haben mich in der kalten Jahreszeit nicht im Stich gelassen und bieten nicht nur optimalen Schutz vor Kälte, sondern auch einen hervorragenden Griff und angenehmen Tragekomfort. Ein Must-have für alle, die auch im Winter nicht aufs Radfahren verzichten möchten.
1. Exzellenter Kälteschutz:
Die Ride Winter Fahrradhandschuhe von GripGrab bieten einen hervorragenden Schutz vor Kälte. Selbst bei niedrigen Temperaturen halten sie die Hände warm und schützen effektiv vor Windchill-Effekten. Perfekt für winterliche Radtouren.
2. Optimierter Griff:
Der Grip dieser Handschuhe ist beeindruckend. Egal ob am Lenker, den Bremsen oder Schaltungen – der optimierte Griff sorgt für sichere Kontrolle über das Fahrrad, auch bei nassen oder rutschigen Bedingungen. Ein wichtiger Sicherheitsaspekt im Straßenverkehr.
3. Atmungsaktives Material:
Trotz des hohen Wärmeschutzes ist das Material atmungsaktiv. Das verhindert unnötiges Schwitzen und sorgt für ein angenehmes Tragegefühl, auch bei längeren Fahrten. Die Hände bleiben trocken und fühlen sich wohl.
4. Praktische Details:
Die Handschuhe verfügen über praktische Details wie einen Klettverschluss am Handgelenk, der eine individuelle Anpassung ermöglicht. Zudem sind sie touchscreen-kompatibel, sodass man auch während der Fahrt problemlos Smartphones oder Navigationsgeräte bedienen kann.
5. Hochwertige Verarbeitung:
Die hochwertige Verarbeitung der GripGrab Ride Winter Fahrradhandschuhe ist spürbar. Die Nähte sind sauber, das Material wirkt robust und strapazierfähig. Diese Handschuhe sind definitiv auf Langlebigkeit ausgelegt.
Fazit:
Die GripGrab Ride Winter Fahrradhandschuhe haben meine Erwartungen in allen Bereichen übertroffen. Mit fünf Sternen bewerte ich sie voller Überzeugung. Wer auch im Winter nicht aufs Radfahren verzichten möchte, findet in diesen Handschuhen den perfekten Begleiter – optimaler Schutz vor Kälte, ein exzellenter Griff und angenehmer Tragekomfort machen sie zu einem unverzichtbaren Accessoire für Winterfahrten.
David G –
I like the gloves . However , riding below 40 degrees my fingers still were cold.
dpeniuk –
I should’ve heeded the reviews of a couple of other’s on these gloves. These gloves are warm and quite comfortable…as long as they are not used for mountain biking. The palm gel bump does not allow you to properly and comfortably hold on to your handlebar grips. Further, because of the stuffing (to keep the gloves warm), my hands moved around while holding the handlebars. Not safe while mtn biking.
So – if you want them for hiking or winter walking, great! Hands were nice and warm at 42 degrees. But do NOT buy for mountain biking.
Pascal –
Sehr guter Handschuh! Tolle Verarbeitung und angenehmes Tragegefühl! Die Handschuhe sind ausreichend gefüttert um auch bei unter 10 Grad die Hände ausreichend warm zu halten!
Preislich sehr ansprechend gegenüber den nahmhaften Herstellern!
Robert C. Evans –
Fit great and lived up to the billing, they grip fantastic.
A B C D –
These gloves have been great! Surprisingly warm for how thin they are. 20 minute commute to work and my hands are comfy down to about 20FF – below that and I have to break out the heavier mittens. For longer rides (2-3hrs) these have been solid down to about 30F. Suspect they’ll be fine up to about 50F.
Martin –
Did not keep me warm at all.
Amazon Kunde –
Die Handschuhe kamen wie gewohnt sehr schnell. Heute habe ich die Handschuhe bei einer kleineren zweistündigen MTB-Runde getestet, und ich muss sagen, ich bin sehr zufrieden. Gestartet bin ich bei ca. 2 Grad, dann wurden es im Laufe der Tour ca. bis 5 Grad. Die Handschuhe sind laut Verpackung für einen Bereich von 15 bis 0 Grad geeignet. Bei 0 Grad wäre ich doch eher skeptisch, aber etwas drüber passt es prima. Ich hatte zu keiner Zeit kalte Hände bzw. Finger. Da ich sehr viel fahre, auch im Winter, würde ich die Handschuhe bei normalen Wärmeempfinden vorausgesetzt, für einen Temperaturbereich von 12 Grad bis 3 – 4 Grad einordnen wollen. Sie sind auf alle Fälle winddicht, in wie weit sie wasserabweisend sind kann ich noch nicht beurteilen. Mein Handumfang ist ca. 23 cm, ich trage sonst Handschuhe in der Größe 9,5 bis 10. XL passt bei diesen Handschuhe sehr gut. Ich würde die Handschuhe für den oben genannten Temperaturbereich uneingeschränkt empfehlen. Zur Touchscreen funktion kann ich nichts sagen, ich zähle zu der seltenen Gattung die beim Radeln nur im Notfall touchen.. ;-)
+ Gute Passform, nicht zu dick
+ Sauber verarbeitet
+ Farbe wie abgebildet
+ Warm bis 3 Grad
+ Guter Antirutsch im Handinneren
Gary Slaby –
They are warm and seem to be well made. I would buy them again
AC Reed –
Not able to use touchscreen on phone or bike computer with thumb or any fingers. Makes riding useless when you have to stop, take off our glove, tap your screen on bike computer, put glove back on and resume riding. The ‘Ask Rufus’ description is wrong, the thumb does not work on touch screens.
Restless –
Exceeded all my expectations. Warm and snug fitting gloves. No more frozen fingers. I used it at mid 30s (F). Didn’t try them on a long ride (over 24 miles). So far, i love them. I bought size large and it fit me perfectly.
Aaron –
Ideal for winter cycling, both MTB and road. Not too bulky, perfect fit for me, but my hands are not your hands. Great for normal width hands with longer fingers. If you’re tall but not big, these may be the gloves for you.
I tried 5 different types/brands of gloves available on Amazon, and these definitely were not the cheapest, but they were the only pair I kept. They fit the best, great mobility, and warm.
No idea how these work in sub-32F temps because I don’t ride when it’s that cold.
Mama-Corvi –
Overall nice fit and feel but not windproof so a bit cold for full on winter riding.
Doug –
I use these as normal gloves when I drive, they’re a bit wrong for that. But for biking or outside activities with wind? Awesome.
Biking:
The gloves are part of my winter commute tools. They legitimately block wind, on top at least, as I noticed when I dry them on the glove rack after. Winter commuting in Minnesota means subzero Fahrenheit weather, and I angered Mother Nature early in life so I usually get strong headwinds. I wear these INSIDE the Bar Mitts 6mm extreme cold pogies, but the gloves won’t help folks with cold hands caused by circulation issues. The cold metal slowly chills my fingers over the ride home since my poor bike gets stuck in an unheated indoor area and it’s not a long enough ride to rewarm the handlebars. Pulling a hand out to swipe my nose means no extra cold getting into my fingers.
My experience with heavy winds a few weeks ago gave a great test for:
Grip: Excellent, doesn’t slip off hoods inside pogies, haven’t been on bar tape yet, but I’m primarily on the hoods anyway. Also helpful grabbing boxes of delivered goods.
Windpoof: Yep. Even when not stuffed into pogies, no cooling (-15 F) wind chill effect.
Nose wiper: Soft, fleece thumbs means softly dried nose. When nose not hidden in wool for survival.
Warmth: Meh. When I’m active, they’re okay. The pogies do the heavy lifting of warmth retention so the gloves would be warmer as mittens. But then it’s harder to shift. They don’t block the heat exchange between my palms and the cold hoods/handlebars, but I’m not uncomfortable. If you have a circulation issue, not these gloves. Consider diving mitts instead, thick neoprene with a mitten-like inside. Or electric gloves. That was my next choice if these hadn’t worked so well outside the pogies.
Padding: Nice, feels comfortable on the hoods, seems to be in the right spots.
Not a standalone winter outdoor heavier activity glove, but windproof, comfortable, visible, and grippy.
Lilla My –
Varma sköna i vinter
szymanski –
Très bonne qualité et taille au top
Constantin –
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5 Sterne)
Die GripGrab Ride Winter Fahrradhandschuhe haben mich in der kalten Jahreszeit nicht im Stich gelassen und bieten nicht nur optimalen Schutz vor Kälte, sondern auch einen hervorragenden Griff und angenehmen Tragekomfort. Ein Must-have für alle, die auch im Winter nicht aufs Radfahren verzichten möchten.
1. Exzellenter Kälteschutz:
Die Ride Winter Fahrradhandschuhe von GripGrab bieten einen hervorragenden Schutz vor Kälte. Selbst bei niedrigen Temperaturen halten sie die Hände warm und schützen effektiv vor Windchill-Effekten. Perfekt für winterliche Radtouren.
2. Optimierter Griff:
Der Grip dieser Handschuhe ist beeindruckend. Egal ob am Lenker, den Bremsen oder Schaltungen – der optimierte Griff sorgt für sichere Kontrolle über das Fahrrad, auch bei nassen oder rutschigen Bedingungen. Ein wichtiger Sicherheitsaspekt im Straßenverkehr.
3. Atmungsaktives Material:
Trotz des hohen Wärmeschutzes ist das Material atmungsaktiv. Das verhindert unnötiges Schwitzen und sorgt für ein angenehmes Tragegefühl, auch bei längeren Fahrten. Die Hände bleiben trocken und fühlen sich wohl.
4. Praktische Details:
Die Handschuhe verfügen über praktische Details wie einen Klettverschluss am Handgelenk, der eine individuelle Anpassung ermöglicht. Zudem sind sie touchscreen-kompatibel, sodass man auch während der Fahrt problemlos Smartphones oder Navigationsgeräte bedienen kann.
5. Hochwertige Verarbeitung:
Die hochwertige Verarbeitung der GripGrab Ride Winter Fahrradhandschuhe ist spürbar. Die Nähte sind sauber, das Material wirkt robust und strapazierfähig. Diese Handschuhe sind definitiv auf Langlebigkeit ausgelegt.
Fazit:
Die GripGrab Ride Winter Fahrradhandschuhe haben meine Erwartungen in allen Bereichen übertroffen. Mit fünf Sternen bewerte ich sie voller Überzeugung. Wer auch im Winter nicht aufs Radfahren verzichten möchte, findet in diesen Handschuhen den perfekten Begleiter – optimaler Schutz vor Kälte, ein exzellenter Griff und angenehmer Tragekomfort machen sie zu einem unverzichtbaren Accessoire für Winterfahrten.
E –
These gloves have been great! Surprisingly warm for how thin they are. 20 minute commute to work and my hands are comfy down to about 20FF – below that and I have to break out the heavier mittens. For longer rides (2-3hrs) these have been solid down to about 30F. Suspect they’ll be fine up to about 50F.