Heated Cycling Gloves 3 Heat Settings Touchscreen Water-Repellent Windproof Black Size S to XL | Sansoti

Heated gloves for cycling in winter

When you're cycling, cold hands are a different problem from cold feet: you need your fingers to brake. In freezing weather and headwinds, ordinary winter gloves get cold inside after fifteen minutes because your hands rest on the handlebars and produce hardly any heat themselves. These heated cycling gloves add warmth with carbon fiber heating elements in the fingers and palms, adjustable to three settings. The material is water-repellent and windproof, the two features that matter most on a bike, and the fingertips work with a touchscreen, so you can check your route without taking them off.

Why they make a difference on the bike

• Warmth for hands that stay still: Your fingers rest on the handlebars and don't move, so active heating does what insulation alone can't.
• Three heat settings: High when you set off, then lower once you're moving and your body warms up.
• Windproof: Headwinds are the main cause of cold hands on a bike, even when it's a few degrees above freezing.
• Water-repellent: Keeps working in drizzle and sleet on your commute.
• Touchscreen fingertips: Check your route or a message at a traffic light without exposing your hands to the cold.
• Maintain your grip: A lightweight ergonomic design that lets you handle the brakes and gears with ease.

Size and fit

The gloves are available in S, M, L, and XL and have a unisex fit in black. If in doubt, choose a size that fits snugly without feeling tight: with heated gloves, contact between the heating element and your skin matters more than extra room, because a layer of air in between slows heat transfer. Gloves that are too loose will therefore feel less warm than a good-fitting pair. The soft lining makes them comfortable to wear for long periods, even on a one-hour ride. In addition to cycling, the gloves are suitable for winter sports, outdoor work, and everyday winter walks.