Waterproof Knitted Winter Gloves
Waterproof Knitted Winter Gloves
Waterproof Knitted Winter Gloves
Waterproof Knitted Winter Gloves
Waterproof Knitted Winter Gloves
Waterproof Knitted Winter Gloves
Waterproof Knitted Winter Gloves
Waterproof Knitted Winter Gloves

Waterproof Knitted Winter Gloves


Knitted for comfort, these waterproof cycling gloves feature a waterproof membrane to keep your hands warm and dry on wet rides.
Regular price€55.00 EUR
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The GripGrab Waterproof Knitted Winter Gloves are your go-to companion to have dry and warm hands when cycling on chilly damp mornings.

The versatile gloves are made from a knitted fabric with a waterproof membrane; they provide a soft and insulating layer to keep wind chill and precipitation from chilling your fingers.

With a simple gripper print on the palms and subtle reflective details, they will help to keep you in control and also make your hand signals stand out in the dark.

Great gloves for changeable conditions.

• Waterproof
• Insulating
• Windproof
• Ideal for wet conditions
• Reflective details
• Silicone enhanced grip
• Breathable

• Hand wash
• Do not bleach
• Do not iron
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not wring

Outer layer: 90% Polyamide 8% Elastane 2% Rubber, Inner layer: 70% Acrylic 20% Polyamide 8% Elastane 2% Rubber

Q&A

Will they keep my hands dry?
Yes. The glove is made from a knitted fabric with a waterproof membrane to keep your hands dry and comfortable.

Will they keep my hands warm?
Yes. This glove provides a soft and insulating layer to keep windchill and precipitation from freezing your fingers. It is best for cool conditions such as those encountered in late autumn and early springtime. But they will not be warm enough for deep winter rides, unless you're really unsensitive to the cold ;)

How should I wear them to get the best performance?
Make sure the cuffs of the gloves are tucked underneath the cuff of your waterproof jacket to ensure water doesn't run down your wrist and into the gloves.

For which temperatures are these gloves suitable?
Our temperature perception is highly individual and heavly differs from person to person. We have designed these as thermal gloves for cold and wet conditions, but they will most likely not be warm enough around sub-zero temperatures.

Are these gloves touchscreen-compatible?
No, these gloves do not feature conductive fabric patches to use your smartphone, but it works for most touchscreen bike computers.

Which size do I need?
These gloves have a rather snug fit and are quite tight around the fingers. If you are between 2 sizes or prefer a looser fit, then we recommend choosing the larger size.

With a simple gripper print on the palms and subtle reflective details; they will help to keep you in control and also make your hand signals stand out in the dark. Great gloves for changeable conditions.

Wear Tip

To help reduce water seeping in through the cuff of your gloves, we recommend you wear the sleeves of your waterproof rain jacket over the cuff of your gloves.

  • 5 stars: 11 (69%)
  • 4 stars: 4 (25%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (6%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
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Jonathan Mitchell
Great quality

So comfy and lightweight

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Nick holbrook
Perfect

Excellent quality excellent fit

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I.B.

Super good gloves

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pauline
bought for christmas present looks smart

i got the gloves for a present for a cyclist

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Luca
Very good

Waterproof and warm

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hahaha
good gloves

The gloves are of very good quality but are too big for me, I will exchange them for a smaller size, Can't find merchant dialog box! On the way back, I seem to have taken the wrong gloves. If the merchant sees this comment, please discuss it with me privately if you mind.

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Mr Chris Dawson
Quality items

Very comfortable. Excellent length, perfect width and great grip. I have used these in all conditions (damp, very wet and cold) brilliant in all.

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Lajos
Decent quality

I bought for biking. Feels like good quality.But not enough warm. Only for about 8 C°.I use for about 15 minutes each day twice, with about ~15-20 km speed on bike, with about 15-25 km/h wind.. its okay but under 7 C°, my hands getting cold fast. Under 4 C° my hands are freezing after ~ 5-8 minutes on bike..However, at least easy to handle anything, even the keys in my pocket too.Its waterproof, but i tried it in a medium intensivity rain only.However I am still disappointed, because under 5 C°, I still have to use my bulky, big, heated gloves.

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Piotr Janas
These are decent if you do not have high expectations

They are warm down to 2-3C, and stay dry for u to 10min of moderate rain, any longer and they will soak through. They are windproof though.

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shaun brown
Gloves

Very good quality item l would highly recommend these gloves to all cyclists

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Ben Cooper
Excellent gloves, windproof and waterproof

These might be a bit more pricey than other options, but 100% worth it. Have kept my hands warm cycling in cold winds and rain, and walking in the Highlands in snow and gales. The windproofing is fantastic, and they're certainly waterproof against heavy rain. Haven't tried fully submerging my hands with them, but that's not a use case for me. Sizing instructions were very accurate.

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maya
Really are waterproof

I cycle often in heavy rain, and I also work outdoors a lot of the time. The gloves are really waterproof, and warm also, they are very good for cycling as well, they allow a good grip.

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Julie
Very warm even at -9

Great gloves, use crutches to get around and walk a large & strong GSD, I am able to grip lead and walk with crutches as the do grip and a good comfortable fit.Only down side unable to use phone or open up dog bags! Otherwise 🤩👍🏼

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Matthew Birch
Seem to work

You read lots of reviews about waterproof gloves and find that many people haven't actually tested them in the wet!Well I have used these once and the weather was wet. 7 miles cycling and my glove liners (I always wear liners) were still dry, despite the fact I hadn't tucked the ends of the glove under my jacket.The problem is that they keep water out during the ride, but I'm looking at them now and they are still wet. Surprisingly they are also wet inside. I have turned them inside-out and they seem to have a sort of rubber internal membrane - I could blow them inside-out like a rubber glove but they do seem to let a little air through.After 4 hours and half an hour on the radiator, they are definitely dry on the inside but the outside remains wet. Contrast this to my gore-tex jacket, it dried in the cold and was wearable very quickly.I've knocked a star off because they get wet and stay wet on the outside but they did a far better job than my other gloves which would have been drenched still had I worn them. I would buy these again but I really prefer a material that is completely water repellent. I guess the clue is the word 'knitted'.I am hoping these will last, I always find bike gloves only ever last one or two seasons due to the additional wear-and-tear they get with brakes and gear changes. they seem well made and are very bright so I should be able to spot them in a hurry. My hands usually get very cold but they (with the liners) kept my hands at a sensible temperature. My hands don't normally get sweaty but I think they feel ok and not like a rubber-glove.

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Ryan
Great gloves

These are great. I worked at a company that puts up marquees for events, like for weddings etc.I was working all winter, and some of the mornings can be unbareably cold. We were working with the freezing cold and soacking wet metalwork for the marquees that was often frozen over in the mornings. These gloves are great. They are good fit aswell, they don’t slide off.

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VMBML
Nice and warm for those cold days

Nice and warm. Waterproof feature works well. I did find my hands getting too hot when it’s above 10c so may save this for the colder or rainy days. I ordered a medium season one too for when its not as cold. Really nice fit, no touchscreen feature so it’s difficult to take on and off if needed.