PRO PowerShield Gloves
PRO PowerShield Gloves
Specs & Features
- Polartec® PowerShield® fabric on the back of the hand blocks wind and moisture without overheating
- AX® Suede Slim Fleece palm adds warmth and grip with a soft, brushed interior
- Extended wrist cuff provides extra coverage to seal out windchill
- Touchscreen-compatible index fingers and thumbs allow phone or GPS use without removing gloves
- Microfiber thumb panel offers a soft sweat wipe for face and eyewear
- Hook-and-loop wrist closure makes for easy on-off and a secure fit
- Ideal for riding in temperatures between 55–75°F (13–24°C)
Materials & Care
Back: 63% nylon, 23% polyester, 14% polyurethane | Palm: 86% polyester, 9% nylon, 5% polyurethane
MACHINE WASH COLD WITH LIKE COLORS, GENTLE CYCLE, DO NOT BLEACH, DRIP DRY, DO NOT IRON, DO NOT DRY CLEAN, DO NOT USE FABRIC SOFTENER.
FAQs
The PRO PowerShield® Gloves are windproof cycling gloves for wet, wind-chilled days when you can't give up bar feel.
- Are they windproof?
Polartec® Power Shield® fabric on the back of the hand blocks wind and moisture. - Will I still have bar feel?
Yes. A slim AX® Suede palm keeps bar feel and responsiveness. - How warm are they?
A brushed lining adds warmth, and an extended cuff seals out cold at the wrist. - Can I use a touchscreen?
Yes. They're touchscreen-compatible, with a soft face wipe. - What if it's colder?
The AmFIB® Lobster Gel Gloves add much more insulation for deep winter. - How do I wash cycling gloves?
Close the hook-and-loop closure so it doesn't snag, wash cold on a gentle cycle, and skip fabric softener. Air-dry away from direct heat.
Overall rating: 3.142857 / 5 from 7 reviews.
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perfect for spring and fall
"Ordered to replace another brand fall glove, they seem like a good replacement. It's a bit warm right now, so have not wear them yet but they fit perfect. Only down side is the velcro closure, I prefer elastic cuff, But I will make that work!"
good gloves
"good material, wind proof & warm enough for moderate cold. I do wish they had longer cuffs to come further up the wrist."
Not waterproof
"Hands soaked through after a 1 hour ride in light, steady rain. I would not recommend these if you are looking for something with water shedding properties."
“Fits like a glove!”
"Provided good grip, didn’t run my hands hot in the early spring weather, and did the job to help ensure my outdoor bike ride as a success."
Great gloves for the shoulder season
"These gloves confuse me. They are somewhat thin, not bulky, not insulated with any specific material and somehow they are some of the best gloves for the shoulder season. I go to these gloves in the fall, winter and early spring and they are fantastic. I love that they don't have any gel inserts, no padding and they are touchscreen compatible. They are suprisingly warm too, but don't have any insulation. Pretty much a perfect glove for where I live (BC) and great for road, gravel, mtb, or even XC skiing. I can't recommend these highly enough."
Windchill is Still an Issue
"These gloves are very nice and provide rain protection, but I can still feel the windchill while riding. This was very surprising given how well they do in the rain."
Just okay. The large fits
"Just okay. The large fits well and they are comfortable. Watered resistant at best and not warm enough below about 10°C"
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perfect for spring and fall
"Ordered to replace another brand fall glove, they seem like a good replacement. It's a bit warm right now, so have not wear them yet but they fit perfect. Only down side is the velcro closure, I prefer elastic cuff, But I will make that work!"
good gloves
"good material, wind proof & warm enough for moderate cold. I do wish they had longer cuffs to come further up the wrist."
Not waterproof
"Hands soaked through after a 1 hour ride in light, steady rain. I would not recommend these if you are looking for something with water shedding properties."
“Fits like a glove!”
"Provided good grip, didn’t run my hands hot in the early spring weather, and did the job to help ensure my outdoor bike ride as a success."
Great gloves for the shoulder season
"These gloves confuse me. They are somewhat thin, not bulky, not insulated with any specific material and somehow they are some of the best gloves for the shoulder season. I go to these gloves in the fall, winter and early spring and they are fantastic. I love that they don't have any gel inserts, no padding and they are touchscreen compatible. They are suprisingly warm too, but don't have any insulation. Pretty much a perfect glove for where I live (BC) and great for road, gravel, mtb, or even XC skiing. I can't recommend these highly enough."
Windchill is Still an Issue
"These gloves are very nice and provide rain protection, but I can still feel the windchill while riding. This was very surprising given how well they do in the rain."
Just okay. The large fits
"Just okay. The large fits well and they are comfortable. Watered resistant at best and not warm enough below about 10°C"