GORE BIKE WEAR
Gore Bike Wear Oxygen Gloves
When you're racking serious time in the saddle and many miles on the road, you need a glove like the Gore Bike Wear Oxygen Glove to help you go the distance. Foam padding in the palm and a gel pad in the heel of the hand absorb shock and dampen road vibration so you can focus on what your legs ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Retro Tech Gloves
The Gore Bike Wear Retro Tech Glove focuses on the things you needs for hot summer riding and leaves the extras at home. The vented, fingerless design keeps as much air as possible flowing through the glove to cool your hand down, and padded palms dampen road vibration to reduce fatigue and ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Power 2.0 Gloves
Let's face it, cycling gloves aren't for everyone. Especially if you're the type of cyclist who prefers a more tactile feel and direct control of your bars. However, longer rides without sufficient palm padding can take their toll on your wrists and result in numbness long after you've dismounted. ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Power Long Gloves
Don't compromise on cushioning and features when you switch to long gloves for cool-weather rides; pull on the Gore Bike Wear Power Long Gloves for complete comfort and protection. Foam padding in the palm and a gel pad in the heel of the hand absorb shock and dampen vibration to you can take ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Xenon Long Gloves
Long-finger gloves are perfect for cooler rides where dexterity, grip, and comfort are a top priority. However, most long-finger offerings lack one or many of the aforementioned desires. Not the case with the Gore Bike Wear Xenon Long Gloves. In fact, the Xenon Long shares all of the dampening ...read more
Gore Bike Wear ALP-X 2.0 SO Gloves
If you've spent any time in a soft shell jacket, you're keen to their low weight and weather resistance. The Gore Bike Wear ALP-X SO Glove uses Gore's soft shell technology along with a Windstopper membrane to offer the comfort and protection needed for cold weather mountain biking.Gore's ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Alp-X 2.0 Long Glove
The Gore Bike Wear Alp-X 2.0 Long Glove protects your hand from cold weather at the same time that it's protecting it from shock, vibration, and impact. This is great news for those of you who don't plan to put the bike away this year. Sure, it's a little more painful to ride in the winter, but ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Xenon 2.0 Gloves
GORE BIKE WEAR designed the Xenon 2.0 Glove with warm weather in mind. Mesh on the sleek welded top and on the palm ensures your comfort on the hottest of rides.Foam padding and gel pods at the heel of the hand absorb road shock and vibrationSilicone coating on palm ensures a secure grip on the ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Alp-X 2.0 Glove
Gore Bike Wear is one of the most respected names in bike gear and clothing. It's made quite a name for itself in the worlds of cold-weather cycling and mountain biking. Less well-known, but just as meticulously well-made are Gore Bike Wear's warm-weather products. The Alp-X 2.0 Glove is made ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Countdown 2.0 Summer Men's Gloves
Gore Bike Wear's Countdown apparel line is concentrated on the versatility required for all-mountain trail riding. Along these lines, each piece is focused on providing the right tool for the task at hand. And in the case of the Countdown 2.0 Summer Gloves, Gore focused on providing heightened ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Contest Gloves
Slide your hands into GORE Bike Wear’s Contest Gloves before your next ride for fatigue-fighting comfort. A padded palm prevents numbness on long rides, and the Contest’s fingerless design keeps your digits cool on hot days. While the Contest glove works to regulate your hand temperature, the ...read more
Gore Bike Wear ALP-X Gloves
A long, bumpy trail on your big rig can get rough without the GORE BIKE WEAR ALP-X Glove protecting your hand's nerves from fatigue and injury.Stretchy, breathable nylon and elastane fabric on backhand and palm insulates and regulates moistureFingerless design permits great dexterity for ...read more
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