ROCKBROS Winter Cycling Gloves for Men Women Winter Fleece Full Finger Bike Gloves Touch Screen Road Mountain Bicycle Gloves

$23.00 USD

When winter winds whip through the trails, these ROCKBROS Winter Cycling Gloves become your ultimate shield against the chill. Crafted for both men and women, their fleece lining provides warmth without sacrificing dexterity, allowing you to navigate your bike with confidence. The touch screen compatibility keeps you connected, while the reflective safety features ensure visibility during low-light rides. Designed for the adventurous spirit, these gloves will keep your hands cozy and ready for any winter escapade.

SKU 78DC080A Category
(51 customer reviews)

Description

As the crisp winter air wraps around you, the thrill of cycling shouldn’t be stifled by the chill in your fingers. The ROCKBROS Winter Cycling Gloves are designed to keep your hands warm and functional, ensuring that every ride is as exhilarating as the first. Crafted from high-quality polyester, these gloves blend warmth and dexterity, allowing you to embrace the outdoors even when temperatures drop.

Imagine conquering winding trails or navigating urban landscapes, all while your hands remain cozy and ready for action. These gloves feature full finger coverage, providing protection against biting winds while the soft fleece lining cradles your hands in warmth. The gloves are designed for both men and women, making them a versatile choice for any cycling enthusiast.

The thoughtful design doesn't stop at warmth; it also prioritizes functionality. With touchscreen compatibility, you can effortlessly manage your devices without exposing your hands to the cold. Whether you need to change your music, navigate your route, or take a quick call, these gloves keep you connected while on the move.

  • Full finger design for complete hand protection against the cold.
  • Soft fleece lining for superior warmth and comfort.
  • Touchscreen compatibility allows for easy device use.
  • Ambidextrous fit suitable for all users.
  • Reflective accents enhance visibility during low-light conditions.

These gloves are a must-have for any winter adventure, whether you’re speeding down a mountain trail or enjoying a leisurely ride through the park. Lightweight yet durable, their compact size makes them easy to store, ready for your next spontaneous journey. With the ROCKBROS Winter Cycling Gloves, embrace every ride, regardless of the weather, and let your adventurous spirit soar, unencumbered by the cold.

51 reviews for ROCKBROS Winter Cycling Gloves for Men Women Winter Fleece Full Finger Bike Gloves Touch Screen Road Mountain Bicycle Gloves

  1. Benjamin Treece –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  2. Michael Hunter –

    Very comfortable, windproof, waterproof (so far). But below 40 degrees, my fingers got very cold and numb. I admit I perhaps expected more than was promoted, normally this brand surprises me with how good they are for the money, but these fell a little short of my expectations.

  3. Dee Quinn –

    The media could not be loaded.

    Not as soft as I was expecting. Hoping they soften up a bit after using them, making a fist is a little stiff but not so much they won’t work. The reflective area is amazing. My daughter and I each got a pair for our ebikes. Video and pictures posted so you can see the way these light up. Very cool! Size fits as expected and seems accurate to me.

  4. Gary Zhao –

    Live in the PNW, ride in temps between 32 and 45 degrees F. These gloves do a fantastic job of keeping my hands warm. For the price i dont think they can be beat. I have yet to test them in the rain, but when it rains i stick to the trainer. A+ from me

  5. Dee Quinn –

    Great gloves that will cover up and prevent finger numbness or freezing. But, I still get cold wind because the gloves end right where my jersey sleeves end as well. So, in that gap, cold wind enters and just makes the whole ride not enjoyable. I find myself attempting to pull down my sleeves pass my gloves, but that works for only so much.

  6. Peggy Breitner –

    These gloves do not keep your hands warm or your fingers as they say they do. And they are not waterproof at all.

    They’re great for writing your bike at night because they reflect and they keep your hands from slipping while holding your bicycle handlebars. But that’s about it.

  7. Peter K –

    These gloves have been excellent for my rides. They cut out most of the wind chill so I can use them on rides down to 40°F and wearing a cheap pair of jersey knit gloves underneath makes temperatures down to 20°f bearable.

  8. Danny Cotton Brown –

    The gloves have a good amount of reflective material, since I ride right before the sun rises, I like this feature. The zippers are nice because I don’t zip them all the way up and it makes it more comfortable around my wrists.

  9. Jeremie Martinez –

    We bought two pair, one for each of us, and we like them a lot. They seem fine for waterproof and wind resistance. They are nice and snug.

  10. Cort Bengtson –

    Great gloves that will cover up and prevent finger numbness or freezing. But, I still get cold wind because the gloves end right where my jersey sleeves end as well. So, in that gap, cold wind enters and just makes the whole ride not enjoyable. I find myself attempting to pull down my sleeves pass my gloves, but that works for only so much.

  11. DenaliRedd420 –

    These are OK. Nothing more.

    The seams fold inward, and thus conduct heat away from your hand. There is no insulation. Just full finger synthetic material.

    And I found that the internal liner can shift so that the thumb hole “disappears.” I had to spend a lot of effort to get it back.

    All in all, best for temps in the high 40s & 50s, when it is dry.

  12. Peggy Breitner –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  13. Kiteman –

    this is glove has the touch finger rider can swipe phone without removing glove. good design features.

  14. Gary Zhao –

    We bought two pair, one for each of us, and we like them a lot. They seem fine for waterproof and wind resistance. They are nice and snug.

  15. Cort Bengtson –

    Ordered Asian XXL/US XL and they are too small. 6ft male, proportional hands, still way too small.

  16. Alexa Gilbert –

    We bought two pair, one for each of us, and we like them a lot. They seem fine for waterproof and wind resistance. They are nice and snug.

  17. Daniel Saur –

    Great quality gloves. I’ve used these down to 30° weather and they were good. Definitely by again.

  18. Cort Bengtson –

    Not wind blocking. Just warm enough for chilly days but wind does penetrate through. Fit and construction is fine just not the warmest for below freezing rides.

  19. NaRyan –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  20. Daniel Saur –

    Ordered Asian XXL/US XL and they are too small. 6ft male, proportional hands, still way too small.

  21. Alexa Gilbert –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  22. Cross head –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  23. Dog’s Boy on the Sunny Southern OR Coast –

    These fit like a glove haha. I love the fit, the insulation properties, and the color/reflectiveness of these gloves. For the price these cant be beat. Would purchase again.

  24. DenaliRedd420 –

    These fit like a glove haha. I love the fit, the insulation properties, and the color/reflectiveness of these gloves. For the price these cant be beat. Would purchase again.

  25. Dog’s Boy on the Sunny Southern OR Coast –

    These are OK. Nothing more.

    The seams fold inward, and thus conduct heat away from your hand. There is no insulation. Just full finger synthetic material.

    And I found that the internal liner can shift so that the thumb hole “disappears.” I had to spend a lot of effort to get it back.

    All in all, best for temps in the high 40s & 50s, when it is dry.

  26. Dog’s Boy on the Sunny Southern OR Coast –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  27. Alexa Gilbert –

    Great quality gloves. I’ve used these down to 30° weather and they were good. Definitely by again.

  28. Dee Quinn –

    Just too plush for me

  29. DenaliRedd420 –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  30. Dee Quinn –

    these are warm for a normal cold shoveling day, but the seams are stitched in such a way that wind gets in quite easily. look for another pair if biking

  31. Gary Zhao –

    These are OK. Nothing more.

    The seams fold inward, and thus conduct heat away from your hand. There is no insulation. Just full finger synthetic material.

    And I found that the internal liner can shift so that the thumb hole “disappears.” I had to spend a lot of effort to get it back.

    All in all, best for temps in the high 40s & 50s, when it is dry.

  32. Gio –

    These fit like a glove haha. I love the fit, the insulation properties, and the color/reflectiveness of these gloves. For the price these cant be beat. Would purchase again.

  33. DenaliRedd420 –

    Great gloves that will cover up and prevent finger numbness or freezing. But, I still get cold wind because the gloves end right where my jersey sleeves end as well. So, in that gap, cold wind enters and just makes the whole ride not enjoyable. I find myself attempting to pull down my sleeves pass my gloves, but that works for only so much.

  34. Dee Quinn –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  35. Eleanor Parker –

    These gloves are AWESOME!!! They are comfortable and warm. They have enough space under the zipper to put hot hands in there for extra warmth, super cool (or warm)! I get compliments on their “cool” reflectivity as well. The reflective backing is not noticeable when riding, but is noticeable to others around, like cars🤩

    Like most touchscreen gloves, they aren’t worth a D@#n to operate a phone. I did cut under the touchpads so my finger and thumb have “hoods” and this works great.

  36. Gary Zhao –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  37. NaRyan –

    Not wind blocking. Just warm enough for chilly days but wind does penetrate through. Fit and construction is fine just not the warmest for below freezing rides.

  38. Dee Quinn –

    These are OK. Nothing more.

    The seams fold inward, and thus conduct heat away from your hand. There is no insulation. Just full finger synthetic material.

    And I found that the internal liner can shift so that the thumb hole “disappears.” I had to spend a lot of effort to get it back.

    All in all, best for temps in the high 40s & 50s, when it is dry.

  39. Daniel Saur –

    Great gloves that will cover up and prevent finger numbness or freezing. But, I still get cold wind because the gloves end right where my jersey sleeves end as well. So, in that gap, cold wind enters and just makes the whole ride not enjoyable. I find myself attempting to pull down my sleeves pass my gloves, but that works for only so much.

  40. Eleanor Parker –

    These gloves are AWESOME!!! They are comfortable and warm. They have enough space under the zipper to put hot hands in there for extra warmth, super cool (or warm)! I get compliments on their “cool†reflectivity as well. The reflective backing is not noticeable when riding, but is noticeable to others around, like cars🤩

    Like most touchscreen gloves, they aren’t worth a D@#n to operate a phone. I did cut under the touchpads so my finger and thumb have “hoods†and this works great.

  41. DenaliRedd420 –

    Just too plush for me

  42. Dee Quinn –

    These fit like a glove haha. I love the fit, the insulation properties, and the color/reflectiveness of these gloves. For the price these cant be beat. Would purchase again.

  43. Daniel Saur –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  44. Gio –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  45. Daniel Saur –

    Just too plush for me

  46. Cort Bengtson –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  47. NaRyan –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  48. Dee Quinn –

    Not as soft as I was expecting. Hoping they soften up a bit after using them, making a fist is a little stiff but not so much they won’t work. The reflective area is amazing. My daughter and I each got a pair for our ebikes. Video and pictures posted so you can see the way these light up. Very cool! Size fits as expected and seems accurate to me.

  49. DenaliRedd420 –

    These are OK. Nothing more.

    The seams fold inward, and thus conduct heat away from your hand. There is no insulation. Just full finger synthetic material.

    And I found that the internal liner can shift so that the thumb hole “disappears.” I had to spend a lot of effort to get it back.

    All in all, best for temps in the high 40s & 50s, when it is dry.

  50. Dee Quinn –

    Not wind blocking. Just warm enough for chilly days but wind does penetrate through. Fit and construction is fine just not the warmest for below freezing rides.

  51. Gio –

    Great quality gloves. I’ve used these down to 30° weather and they were good. Definitely by again.

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Reviews (51)

51 reviews for ROCKBROS Winter Cycling Gloves for Men Women Winter Fleece Full Finger Bike Gloves Touch Screen Road Mountain Bicycle Gloves

  1. Benjamin Treece –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  2. Michael Hunter –

    Very comfortable, windproof, waterproof (so far). But below 40 degrees, my fingers got very cold and numb. I admit I perhaps expected more than was promoted, normally this brand surprises me with how good they are for the money, but these fell a little short of my expectations.

  3. Dee Quinn –

    The media could not be loaded.

    Not as soft as I was expecting. Hoping they soften up a bit after using them, making a fist is a little stiff but not so much they won’t work. The reflective area is amazing. My daughter and I each got a pair for our ebikes. Video and pictures posted so you can see the way these light up. Very cool! Size fits as expected and seems accurate to me.

  4. Gary Zhao –

    Live in the PNW, ride in temps between 32 and 45 degrees F. These gloves do a fantastic job of keeping my hands warm. For the price i dont think they can be beat. I have yet to test them in the rain, but when it rains i stick to the trainer. A+ from me

  5. Dee Quinn –

    Great gloves that will cover up and prevent finger numbness or freezing. But, I still get cold wind because the gloves end right where my jersey sleeves end as well. So, in that gap, cold wind enters and just makes the whole ride not enjoyable. I find myself attempting to pull down my sleeves pass my gloves, but that works for only so much.

  6. Peggy Breitner –

    These gloves do not keep your hands warm or your fingers as they say they do. And they are not waterproof at all.

    They’re great for writing your bike at night because they reflect and they keep your hands from slipping while holding your bicycle handlebars. But that’s about it.

  7. Peter K –

    These gloves have been excellent for my rides. They cut out most of the wind chill so I can use them on rides down to 40°F and wearing a cheap pair of jersey knit gloves underneath makes temperatures down to 20°f bearable.

  8. Danny Cotton Brown –

    The gloves have a good amount of reflective material, since I ride right before the sun rises, I like this feature. The zippers are nice because I don’t zip them all the way up and it makes it more comfortable around my wrists.

  9. Jeremie Martinez –

    We bought two pair, one for each of us, and we like them a lot. They seem fine for waterproof and wind resistance. They are nice and snug.

  10. Cort Bengtson –

    Great gloves that will cover up and prevent finger numbness or freezing. But, I still get cold wind because the gloves end right where my jersey sleeves end as well. So, in that gap, cold wind enters and just makes the whole ride not enjoyable. I find myself attempting to pull down my sleeves pass my gloves, but that works for only so much.

  11. DenaliRedd420 –

    These are OK. Nothing more.

    The seams fold inward, and thus conduct heat away from your hand. There is no insulation. Just full finger synthetic material.

    And I found that the internal liner can shift so that the thumb hole “disappears.” I had to spend a lot of effort to get it back.

    All in all, best for temps in the high 40s & 50s, when it is dry.

  12. Peggy Breitner –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  13. Kiteman –

    this is glove has the touch finger rider can swipe phone without removing glove. good design features.

  14. Gary Zhao –

    We bought two pair, one for each of us, and we like them a lot. They seem fine for waterproof and wind resistance. They are nice and snug.

  15. Cort Bengtson –

    Ordered Asian XXL/US XL and they are too small. 6ft male, proportional hands, still way too small.

  16. Alexa Gilbert –

    We bought two pair, one for each of us, and we like them a lot. They seem fine for waterproof and wind resistance. They are nice and snug.

  17. Daniel Saur –

    Great quality gloves. I’ve used these down to 30° weather and they were good. Definitely by again.

  18. Cort Bengtson –

    Not wind blocking. Just warm enough for chilly days but wind does penetrate through. Fit and construction is fine just not the warmest for below freezing rides.

  19. NaRyan –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  20. Daniel Saur –

    Ordered Asian XXL/US XL and they are too small. 6ft male, proportional hands, still way too small.

  21. Alexa Gilbert –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  22. Cross head –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  23. Dog’s Boy on the Sunny Southern OR Coast –

    These fit like a glove haha. I love the fit, the insulation properties, and the color/reflectiveness of these gloves. For the price these cant be beat. Would purchase again.

  24. DenaliRedd420 –

    These fit like a glove haha. I love the fit, the insulation properties, and the color/reflectiveness of these gloves. For the price these cant be beat. Would purchase again.

  25. Dog’s Boy on the Sunny Southern OR Coast –

    These are OK. Nothing more.

    The seams fold inward, and thus conduct heat away from your hand. There is no insulation. Just full finger synthetic material.

    And I found that the internal liner can shift so that the thumb hole “disappears.” I had to spend a lot of effort to get it back.

    All in all, best for temps in the high 40s & 50s, when it is dry.

  26. Dog’s Boy on the Sunny Southern OR Coast –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  27. Alexa Gilbert –

    Great quality gloves. I’ve used these down to 30° weather and they were good. Definitely by again.

  28. Dee Quinn –

    Just too plush for me

  29. DenaliRedd420 –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  30. Dee Quinn –

    these are warm for a normal cold shoveling day, but the seams are stitched in such a way that wind gets in quite easily. look for another pair if biking

  31. Gary Zhao –

    These are OK. Nothing more.

    The seams fold inward, and thus conduct heat away from your hand. There is no insulation. Just full finger synthetic material.

    And I found that the internal liner can shift so that the thumb hole “disappears.” I had to spend a lot of effort to get it back.

    All in all, best for temps in the high 40s & 50s, when it is dry.

  32. Gio –

    These fit like a glove haha. I love the fit, the insulation properties, and the color/reflectiveness of these gloves. For the price these cant be beat. Would purchase again.

  33. DenaliRedd420 –

    Great gloves that will cover up and prevent finger numbness or freezing. But, I still get cold wind because the gloves end right where my jersey sleeves end as well. So, in that gap, cold wind enters and just makes the whole ride not enjoyable. I find myself attempting to pull down my sleeves pass my gloves, but that works for only so much.

  34. Dee Quinn –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  35. Eleanor Parker –

    These gloves are AWESOME!!! They are comfortable and warm. They have enough space under the zipper to put hot hands in there for extra warmth, super cool (or warm)! I get compliments on their “cool” reflectivity as well. The reflective backing is not noticeable when riding, but is noticeable to others around, like cars🤩

    Like most touchscreen gloves, they aren’t worth a D@#n to operate a phone. I did cut under the touchpads so my finger and thumb have “hoods” and this works great.

  36. Gary Zhao –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  37. NaRyan –

    Not wind blocking. Just warm enough for chilly days but wind does penetrate through. Fit and construction is fine just not the warmest for below freezing rides.

  38. Dee Quinn –

    These are OK. Nothing more.

    The seams fold inward, and thus conduct heat away from your hand. There is no insulation. Just full finger synthetic material.

    And I found that the internal liner can shift so that the thumb hole “disappears.” I had to spend a lot of effort to get it back.

    All in all, best for temps in the high 40s & 50s, when it is dry.

  39. Daniel Saur –

    Great gloves that will cover up and prevent finger numbness or freezing. But, I still get cold wind because the gloves end right where my jersey sleeves end as well. So, in that gap, cold wind enters and just makes the whole ride not enjoyable. I find myself attempting to pull down my sleeves pass my gloves, but that works for only so much.

  40. Eleanor Parker –

    These gloves are AWESOME!!! They are comfortable and warm. They have enough space under the zipper to put hot hands in there for extra warmth, super cool (or warm)! I get compliments on their “cool†reflectivity as well. The reflective backing is not noticeable when riding, but is noticeable to others around, like cars🤩

    Like most touchscreen gloves, they aren’t worth a D@#n to operate a phone. I did cut under the touchpads so my finger and thumb have “hoods†and this works great.

  41. DenaliRedd420 –

    Just too plush for me

  42. Dee Quinn –

    These fit like a glove haha. I love the fit, the insulation properties, and the color/reflectiveness of these gloves. For the price these cant be beat. Would purchase again.

  43. Daniel Saur –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  44. Gio –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  45. Daniel Saur –

    Just too plush for me

  46. Cort Bengtson –

    Bien color. Hasta ahora han durado bien. No se han roto.

  47. NaRyan –

    Keeps my hands nice & warm & dry in the winter when I have to ride my electric bike places

  48. Dee Quinn –

    Not as soft as I was expecting. Hoping they soften up a bit after using them, making a fist is a little stiff but not so much they won’t work. The reflective area is amazing. My daughter and I each got a pair for our ebikes. Video and pictures posted so you can see the way these light up. Very cool! Size fits as expected and seems accurate to me.

  49. DenaliRedd420 –

    These are OK. Nothing more.

    The seams fold inward, and thus conduct heat away from your hand. There is no insulation. Just full finger synthetic material.

    And I found that the internal liner can shift so that the thumb hole “disappears.” I had to spend a lot of effort to get it back.

    All in all, best for temps in the high 40s & 50s, when it is dry.

  50. Dee Quinn –

    Not wind blocking. Just warm enough for chilly days but wind does penetrate through. Fit and construction is fine just not the warmest for below freezing rides.

  51. Gio –

    Great quality gloves. I’ve used these down to 30° weather and they were good. Definitely by again.

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