PEARL IZUMI Men’s Gel Gloves, Insulated Cyclone Cycling Glove, Palm Padding with 4-Way Stretch, Touchscreen Compatible

PEARL IZUMI Men's Gel Gloves, Insulated Cyclone Cycling Glove, Palm Padding with 4-Way Stretch, Touchscreen Compatible
PEARL IZUMI Men's Gel Gloves, Insulated Cyclone Cycling Glove, Palm Padding with 4-Way Stretch, Touchscreen Compatible
PEARL IZUMI Men's Gel Gloves, Insulated Cyclone Cycling Glove, Palm Padding with 4-Way Stretch, Touchscreen Compatible
PEARL IZUMI Men's Gel Gloves, Insulated Cyclone Cycling Glove, Palm Padding with 4-Way Stretch, Touchscreen Compatible

Original price was: $50.00.Current price is: $40.00. USD

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Gliding through crisp air, your hands deserve the ultimate protection and comfort. The PEARL IZUMI Men's Gel Gloves combine insulated warmth with 4-way stretch flexibility, allowing for effortless movement on your electric bike adventures. Featuring strategically placed palm padding, these gloves absorb shocks while enhancing grip, ensuring a secure hold on the handlebars. Stay connected without missing a beat, thanks to their touchscreen compatibility. Elevate your ride with gloves that keep you in control, no matter where the trail leads.

SKU F2558926 Category
(15 customer reviews)

Description

When the chill of the morning air meets the thrill of the open road, the PEARL IZUMI Men's Gel Gloves step in as your ultimate companion. These gloves are not just an accessory; they’re a vital extension of your adventurous spirit, designed for those who crave the freedom of the ride, regardless of the weather.

Crafted with precision, these gloves boast a snug fit that adapts to the contours of your hands, ensuring optimal control over your handlebars. The insulated Cyclone fabric keeps your fingers warm without sacrificing breathability, making them ideal for brisk rides through autumn leaves or winter's first frost.

Every detail of these gloves has been considered for the modern cyclist. The palm padding helps absorb shock from rough terrain, allowing you to ride longer with comfort. Plus, the 4-way stretch material provides flexibility, so you can move with confidence and agility. And, as if that weren’t enough, they are touchscreen compatible, allowing you to navigate your device seamlessly—no need to remove your gloves when capturing that epic sunset photo or checking your route.

  • Insulated Cyclone fabric for warmth without added bulk.
  • Palm padding for enhanced comfort on long rides.
  • 4-way stretch material for superior flexibility and fit.
  • Touchscreen compatible for effortless device use.
  • Lightweight design at just 3.53 ounces for minimal distraction.

Imagine navigating winding trails or city streets, your hands cozy and secure in these gloves, ready for every twist and turn. Whether you're commuting, exploring new routes, or tackling mountain paths, the PEARL IZUMI Men's Gel Gloves deliver the perfect blend of warmth, comfort, and functionality. Embrace the ride and keep your hands happy, no matter where your journey takes you.

15 reviews for PEARL IZUMI Men’s Gel Gloves, Insulated Cyclone Cycling Glove, Palm Padding with 4-Way Stretch, Touchscreen Compatible

  1. William Mitchell –

    I bought these a year ago for winter riding. They worked well in cool to somewhat cold. Below 40 or so, my fingers were still cold. This winter, my goal was to keep riding down to 32F and below. The pair I bought were XL, which allowed some extra space. This might have been part of the cold issue, but it did allow extra space for a liner. This winter I bought the GripGrab Primavera Merino-Wool Full Finger gloves as a liner. The double layers have allowed my fingers to stay warm at 32 and below, at least where the wind chill is tolerable. The touch screen feature does work; with the gloves on, I was able to manipulate the Wahoo bicycle app on my iPhone, although it sometimes took a couple tries to get the on-screen button touch to be recognized.

  2. Amazon Customer –

    Good for cool more than cold. They run small. I normally wear a medium and the large just barely fits.

  3. Matthew Clarke –

    Warm & water proof

  4. Amazon Customer –

    Bought Large.
    Good tight fit in the palm.
    Plenty of room in fingers.

  5. MitchLF –

    Gloves worked well. Fingers a little cold in 35 degree biking but did the trick.

  6. Becker –

    Great gloves

  7. Nick Nalepa –

    I just got these and took them out on their first test, a ride with a static air temperature of 42° and sunshine and very light winds. Of course, there’s always a relative wind of the bicycle to take into account so they got a good test. I found them to be perfectly warm in the circumstances no issues with air, penetrating the glove, they’re very comfortable. They’ve got all the right leather pads in all the right places. They feel very durable, and my last product from these folks lasted me many years. I suspect these will make it many years more too. Make sure you get a good fit. It’s important to wear an extra large if you’re extra large and a large if you’re large, etc. The gloves are more formfitting than they look in the picture. They also worked pretty well with the phone. I was able to manipulate the iPhone without too much trouble. Quite pleased with these!

  8. MJB –

    These gloves keep your hands warm down to the mid 30’s. We live in Florida, so this rarely happens, but when it does, keeping your hands warm when cycling is essential. I’ve not used them below 34F starting temperature, so I can’t comment on how well they work any colder than that.

  9. Rich –

    Gloves are a huge disappointment. Pearl Izumi claims that they can be worn down to 35 degrees. Yes, they can. The problem is, your hands will be cold in 3 miles. Plus, the seams on the inside of the gloves are very rough and uncomfortable. The padding on the palms is next to worthless. I spent $9 for a pair of insulated gloves at a discount store, and they kept my hands warmer and more comfortable for much longer, on a 35 degree day.

  10. Bud Rimbault –

    The gloves fit according to expectations and were very comfortable while I rode.

  11. Joseph K. –

    The gloves do the job. They keep my hands warm. Having more fingers with touch screen capabilities would be better for me. Thanks

  12. Amazon Customer –

    Good fit, very comfortable for long spring rides in New England

  13. Mark –

    Found these good into the 30s F. Cushion is good and feeling is still pretty good.

  14. John F. Musselman –

    Fast service from this provider

  15. Charles –

    Good fit. Wore them on a 40 degree morning ride and my hands were a bit cooler than expected; though not intrusively cold.

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15 reviews for PEARL IZUMI Men’s Gel Gloves, Insulated Cyclone Cycling Glove, Palm Padding with 4-Way Stretch, Touchscreen Compatible

  1. William Mitchell –

    I bought these a year ago for winter riding. They worked well in cool to somewhat cold. Below 40 or so, my fingers were still cold. This winter, my goal was to keep riding down to 32F and below. The pair I bought were XL, which allowed some extra space. This might have been part of the cold issue, but it did allow extra space for a liner. This winter I bought the GripGrab Primavera Merino-Wool Full Finger gloves as a liner. The double layers have allowed my fingers to stay warm at 32 and below, at least where the wind chill is tolerable. The touch screen feature does work; with the gloves on, I was able to manipulate the Wahoo bicycle app on my iPhone, although it sometimes took a couple tries to get the on-screen button touch to be recognized.

  2. Amazon Customer –

    Good for cool more than cold. They run small. I normally wear a medium and the large just barely fits.

  3. Matthew Clarke –

    Warm & water proof

  4. Amazon Customer –

    Bought Large.
    Good tight fit in the palm.
    Plenty of room in fingers.

  5. MitchLF –

    Gloves worked well. Fingers a little cold in 35 degree biking but did the trick.

  6. Becker –

    Great gloves

  7. Nick Nalepa –

    I just got these and took them out on their first test, a ride with a static air temperature of 42° and sunshine and very light winds. Of course, there’s always a relative wind of the bicycle to take into account so they got a good test. I found them to be perfectly warm in the circumstances no issues with air, penetrating the glove, they’re very comfortable. They’ve got all the right leather pads in all the right places. They feel very durable, and my last product from these folks lasted me many years. I suspect these will make it many years more too. Make sure you get a good fit. It’s important to wear an extra large if you’re extra large and a large if you’re large, etc. The gloves are more formfitting than they look in the picture. They also worked pretty well with the phone. I was able to manipulate the iPhone without too much trouble. Quite pleased with these!

  8. MJB –

    These gloves keep your hands warm down to the mid 30’s. We live in Florida, so this rarely happens, but when it does, keeping your hands warm when cycling is essential. I’ve not used them below 34F starting temperature, so I can’t comment on how well they work any colder than that.

  9. Rich –

    Gloves are a huge disappointment. Pearl Izumi claims that they can be worn down to 35 degrees. Yes, they can. The problem is, your hands will be cold in 3 miles. Plus, the seams on the inside of the gloves are very rough and uncomfortable. The padding on the palms is next to worthless. I spent $9 for a pair of insulated gloves at a discount store, and they kept my hands warmer and more comfortable for much longer, on a 35 degree day.

  10. Bud Rimbault –

    The gloves fit according to expectations and were very comfortable while I rode.

  11. Joseph K. –

    The gloves do the job. They keep my hands warm. Having more fingers with touch screen capabilities would be better for me. Thanks

  12. Amazon Customer –

    Good fit, very comfortable for long spring rides in New England

  13. Mark –

    Found these good into the 30s F. Cushion is good and feeling is still pretty good.

  14. John F. Musselman –

    Fast service from this provider

  15. Charles –

    Good fit. Wore them on a 40 degree morning ride and my hands were a bit cooler than expected; though not intrusively cold.

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