Fall TM Riding Glove Recommends
All photos by Alex Lee.
With the weather getting chillier around these parts, it seems the first thing that will start feeling that cold when you're ripping around the city or highway rides, is your hands. Those summer gloves have almost run their course but we've got a couple different options in the shop to help you keep your hands comfortable and warm whether you're commuting across the city for work or planning a weekend ride up North. See below for our top fall riding glove suggestions & click on the images to be taken to the glove page in our online shop!
Please Note: all of our gloves are considered unisex, but if you happen to have smaller hands, the ladies options below will likely suit you best!
Rev'It Summit H2O's: The Work Horse for bad weather riding.
Waterproof | Windproof | Hard Armor | Wide Gauntlet.
A great glove any time of the year when coming up against less-than-ideal weather. The combination of the glove's goatskin outer shell and Rev'Its hyrdratex | Z-liner will keep your hands comfortable and warm no matter the weather.
Gears Gen X4 Warm Tek Heated Gloves: The Season Lengthen-ers
Windproof | Insulated | Wide Gauntlet.
These will be the gloves that will help you ride through Fall, right into winter if you so wish. Heated through a harness wire/connector that feeds from your gloves through your jacket arms and out to hook up to your motorcycle's battery. You won't regret this purchase.
Alpinestars Overland Drystar Glove: Best cold weather touring glove.
Waterproof | Windproof | Thermal Layer | Hard Armor | Wide Gauntlet.
These are what we would recommend wearing in the fall for those longer rides or for touring. The Overland's thermal layer will give you just that much more warmth at highway speeds and the technical build & details Alpinestars have incorporated into this glove will be things you'll be very thankful for after a good few hours on the bike. A mini stylus at the tip of each index finger allow you to make a call, take a photo or check directions on your touch screen device without taking your gloves off and letting the cold get to your hands.
Alpinestars C-1 Windstoppers: Your short city commuter.
Windproof | Water Resistant | Thermal Layer | Hard Armor.
Riding to and from work in these dropping temperatures? These C-1 Windstoppers are your simplest and best bet. Super comfortable, thermal lined with a great leather gripped palm - just pull 'em on, stay warm and get riding!
Tough Duck Thinsulate Lined Deerskin: Warmest for the cheapest.
Thermal Lined.
These Tough Duck Thinsulate gloves are warmest for the cheapest recommend. Simple. Warm. And something you can wear once you've tucked your bike away for the winter.
Held Silk Underglove (unisex sizing): Turns a summer weight glove into a cold weather glove.
Thermal Layer.
If you're not planning on staying on the road much longer and or want to step any old pair of gloves up a notch the Held Silk under-glove is a great option and create an instant thermal layer! The natural properties of silk maintains your body's heat and wicks perspiration away from your skin keeping you warm and dry while you ride. A great little quick fix!
Ladies Gloves Rev'It Summit H2O's: The Work Horse for bad weather riding.
Waterproof | Windproof | Hard Armor | Wide Gauntlet | Ladies Specific Sizing.
A great glove any time of the year when coming up against less-than-ideal weather. The combination of the glove's goatskin outer shell and Rev'Its hyrdratex | Z-liner will keep your hands comfortable and warm no matter the weather.
Alpinestars C-1 Windstoppers: Your short city commuter.
Windproof | Water Resistant | Thermal Layer | Hard Armor | Ladies Specific Sizing.
Riding to and from work in these dropping temperatures? These C-1 Windstoppers are your simplest and best bet. Super comfortable, thermal lined with a great leather gripped palm - just pull 'em on, stay warm and get riding!
