Cold Weather Tech 2.0 MTB Glove | SALE

These absolute black cool weather gloves are a great glove, the fit is perfect for a medium that I wear the phone pads work great no need to take off your gloves to use your phone a definite good buy five stars highly recommend

I ride in the NorthEast, NJ and NY winters-typical freezing to sub-freezing temps. I have a handful of rides in the cool weather gloves, ranging in temps of 28’F-40’F and the gloves have been awesome even at the lowest temps after the first 5min warmup on the ride! These replaced my 10 year old pair from a large, reputable cycling company, and I feel these provide better overall fit, breath-ability with enough insulation, and dexterity in the finger and palm areas. Kudos to Austin and his team for these excellent gloves! Time will tell concerning durability, but they seem to be constructed well.

A little challenging to put on (tight) but once they are on they are great!

These gloves feel warm once they're on. But getting them on is the worst part. They have an elastic wrist that's very hard to get over my hand. Once the first one is on, the second is even harder. A velcro strap would have been nice. Cause of this tight band, I don't think they're going to last long at all.

I have tried lots of winter gloves and these are by far the best so far. They are warm and give good wind protection. The best part is they don’t bunch up under your palm like some other brands and feel great on the bike. I got bad circulation so I’m pretty sensitive to cold weather and these work great. Pro tip: if it’s really cold (sub 30’s) Iv worn the summer gloves underneath but this is not needed unless it’s really cold.

Insulation removed from index fingertip i assume to make touch screen compatible leaves you with frozen braking fingers ....

Keeps my hands warm in the winter. Works well with trailforks on my phone. Just wish the seams on the inside didn't get under my fingernails. It's an odd sensation but doesn't cause any issues other than being odd. Probably should've sized up but I bought online without knowing. Cognative is a cool company. You should buy these, they're good

Cold Weather Tech 2.0 MTB Glove

Love these gloves, so comfy and keep the hands warm during my winter rides

I purchased two of these gloves for fat biking in the winter. These gloves keep my hands plenty warm, too warm one might say. They are drenched in sweat when I’m done. No chilly fingers though. Plenty of dexterity for shifting, braking, and rifling through pockets/opening fuel packets. They even work on my phone screen and I have no problems texting. Now if only Apple could catch up with their ultra sensitive and annoying autocorrect.

I'm 2 weeks into winter rides in the Adirondacks of New York with these gloves and they're great. The weather's been in the 20-30's and these gloves inside a pair of pogies on the fat bike have been working like a charm. They're a bit snugger around the wrist than the original version (I wore those out in 3 winters) but I really appreciate the fleece lining on the updated version. I even wore them cross country skiing this week in the low 30's and they were perfect. Definitely my go-to for winter riding from here on out.

Probably 35-55 degree temp range they are great. Really wish they worked with my phone screen though. Huge pita taking your gloves off anytime to need to use a screen.

Look good, feel good. Warm enough when it was aroud 40 degrees (F) the other day and cloudy, and i struggle with blood circulation in the cold in my hands (hereditary), so thats saying something! The only kinda “meh” is they dont seem to work with my phone super great, and they’re right to get on initially, but i’m a fan!

Great down to about 40 degrees. Just warm enough.

These are durable, comfortable and thin yet does a great job for protection

From past experience with similarly thin gloves, I was surprised that these actually kept my hands warmer in the 40’s

Seemed nice enough but we’re not large enough. Ordered 2x size of these and “regular” gloves. These fit at least 1 size smaller than the other gloves of the same size. Probably because they didn’t stretch much at all.

Pretty thin, think they’d be OK down to about 40 degrees.

Got these as part of a bundle with socks - they are nicely made, snug fit, and over the last week we've had temps ranging from 25-45 which is what I wanted them for and good conditions for some tests over several rides. They were great in the 40 degree range, but some of my fingertips got cold in the 30 degree range (although the rest of my hands stayed warm). Could be the touch capacity fingertips on some fingers is a little limited on insulation for what I'd call "cold", but honestly for true sub-freezing temps I'd prob be using something different on my hands. Everyone's results will vary with hands and feet, but I will use definitely use these in the 40-50 degree range for sure, overall great low profile lightweight insulation for your hands. I usually wear a Large and ordered a Large, but if you have really wide paws, you might consider ordering up a size to make on/off not so snug.

Took the gloves out on Jan 1 for a new years ride. Kept my hands warm and was still able to shift gears like a light weight glove.

When the cold does hit here in SC, these gloves are great.
I've yet to have cold fingers in these.

Cold Weather Tech 2.0 MTB Glove

I decided to try the cold weather gloves because, well, the weather is getting colder. I had used the summer weight ones over the summer and enjoyed those.

These are definitely a heavier material, but not in a bad way - it really helps cut the cold humid breeze on the handlebars. The fit around the wrists extends up the arm a bit , which again, great for cold weather.

I bought the same size as the summer ones and found the winters fit a bit smaller. I’m still very happy with the purchase, These are great gloves, and I love the design.

The gloves are decent - however there are two things that could be much better:
* The thumb and index finger tip are a different kind of material to allow you to interact with your phone - however instead of putting the material over the insulation, it is just there and the material is nowhere near as water resistant as the rest of the glove which means your index finger and thumb potentially will get colder than the rest of your hand.
* If you have normal hands, your hands are wider than your wrist. These gloves are tight (which is great) but it can be hard to get them over your hand. It would be nice if they had a velcro split to allow you to loosen the wrist area to make taking them on and off easier.

I ordered the extra small for my tiny girl hands and they are still too big despite the measurements matching up. I know everyone says they run small but maybe that’s on the bigger sizes? The elastic cuff was hard to slip on there, it’s not very stretchy. But seemed to work well with a phone. Can’t talk to the performance though.

Comfortable and warn. And top notch customer service.

Perfect sizing and great color.

Super comfy and warm fuzzies! Only thing missing is hot chocolate by a campfire. 🏕️ 🔥

I contacted you to exchange for a larger size but my race was 2 days away so I just squeezed into them and made do! Thanks

Perfect fit and keeps my hands warm on autumn rides.