Cycling Gloves

Cycling gloves do three jobs at once: they improve your grip on the bars, they cushion the vibration that loads the hands on long rides, and they protect the skin in a crash. A detail you appreciate on every outing and miss badly the day you leave it at home.

Short summer gloves or long gloves

The short, open-finger ones are for summer and the road, cool and with good feel for braking and shifting. The long ones protect from the cold and are the choice for winter, gravel and MTB, where they also cover you in a crash.

Winter Gloves, Where We Move Best

The cold is the terrain where Mooquer sells most and knows most. Our winter gloves protect the hand on low-temperature outings without sacrificing feel on the brake and the shifter, with a long cut that seals the wrist and keeps the air out. For the harshest days we make models built for intense cold, the part of the collection we expand season after season.

Summer Gloves, Ventilated and Sweat-Free

When the heat is on, the Elastic Interface palm combines with a laser-perforated fabric that ventilates the hand and wicks sweat to keep a dry feel throughout the ride. They're light, stretchy gloves, and the fit comes from the cuff itself, with no velcro or fasteners that stick out or snag.

Road, MTB and Gravel

The same palm and the same smooth interior work on any handlebar. On the road they seek grip and sensitivity to change position on the drops; on MTB and gravel, hold and protection against vibration and uneven terrain. A glove built with chamois logic performs just as well across all three disciplines.

The Elastic Interface Palm and the Seamless Interior

The palm is Elastic Interface, the Italian benchmark in cycling padding, placed where the hand presses against the bars. Inside, the glove is completely smooth: no reinforcements and no internal seams, nothing to chafe or mark the hand on the road. The whole structure is built into the outside of the fabric, following the same logic that governs a good chamois. At the contact point between hand and bike, a seam is one thing too many.

Are they for MTB and Gravel or just for Road?

They work for all three disciplines. The Elastic Interface palm and the seamless interior perform the same on road, mountain and gravel, with the hold each terrain demands.

What Are the Best Cycling Gloves for Winter?

The best winter gloves are the ones that keep the hand warm without taking away feel on the controls. At Mooquer we treat the long cut, the sealed wrist and cold protection as the core of the collection, because it's the piece we sell most and specialise in most.

Short or Long Gloves?

The short cut is for the heat and aims for ventilation and lightness. The long cut is for the cold and mid-season, and protects the wrist and the back of the hand. The collection covers both depending on the season.

Where Are They Made?

In Italy, in workshops specialised in making high-performance cycling chamois. The palm is Elastic Interface, the Italian cycling chamois brand.