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Road Cycling Gloves

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Whether you’re out cycling in the depths of winter or barrelling downhill on a hot summer’s day, these ‘handy’ cycle clothing accessories are worth their weight in gold! So, what features should you be looking out for? We recommend:

  • Anti-shock, anti-slip and/or anti-abrasion palm padding
  • Great breathability - none of us enjoys sweaty hands out on the bike
  • High wrist can provide extra coverage and protection
  • Elasticated bands help to get the gear on and off easily
  • Water-repellent
  • Thermofleece for full-finger winter options
  • Reflective details - every little bit counts!

Frequently Asked Questions

Should you wear gloves on a road bike?

Yes, without question. Road bike gloves help protect your skin against debris scratching you, sunburn, insect bites and potential road rash. They’re also handy for wiping sweat off the brow!

What should I look for in road cycling gloves?

We’ve shared some good tips above. If we can distill it into one word, though, we’d say Santini! If you buy from here, you’re buying the best road cycling gloves.

Do all pro cyclists wear gloves?

No - they are not mandated to wear them as part of their kit. However, a lot do. It all comes down to personal preferences. Very rarely will you see them racing in full-finger road cycling gloves given the season starts in spring. However, perhaps they become a little more frequent during high-altitude stages or when there’s flash bad weather.