
Best Winter Gloves for Motorcycle Riding in 2026
For cold, wet commutes, REV’IT! Kodiak 2 GTX is our all-round starting point, with a waterproof GORE-TEX liner and fleece layers. Choose heated, short-cuff or touring alternatives to suit your ride.
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For cold, wet commutes, REV’IT! Kodiak 2 GTX is our all-round starting point, with a waterproof GORE-TEX liner and fleece layers. Choose heated, short-cuff or touring alternatives to suit your ride.

For wet touring, choose a waterproof membrane and extended cuff; for urban trips, weigh warmth against finger control and easy fit.
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For cold, wet commutes, REV’IT! Kodiak 2 GTX is our all-round starting point, with a waterproof GORE-TEX liner and fleece layers. Choose heated, short-cuff or touring alternatives to suit your ride.

For wet touring, choose a waterproof membrane and extended cuff; for urban trips, weigh warmth against finger control and easy fit.

Choose a touring glove for maximum weather coverage, or a shorter urban style when cuff length and convenience matter more.
Common questions
Prioritise a secure fit, suitable impact and abrasion protection, and weather resistance matched to your climate and ride length. Check that you can comfortably operate the controls with the gloves on.
A waterproof, wind-resistant membrane can reduce exposure to rain and wind chill, but warmth also depends on insulation, fit and how long you ride. Check the maker's care and layering guidance.
It depends on the glove cuff and jacket design. A gauntlet cuff is commonly worn over the sleeve to shed rain, while a short cuff may sit under it; confirm the maker's instructions and check for gaps when seated on the bike.
Yes, but thick insulation may reduce how much heat reaches your hands. Choose gloves that preserve control and dexterity, and follow the heated-grip and glove manufacturers' guidance.