Top Rated Winter Motorcycle Gloves for Cold-Weather Riding

• Alpinestars specifies GORE-TEX Gore-Grip construction for waterproofing and handlebar feel.
• The maker lists 133g PrimaLoft Gold Eco insulation and a long cuff designed to go over sleeves.

Drawback: The long cuff and insulation may feel bulky for mild weather or riders who prefer a short cuff.

• REV’IT! lists a GORE-TEX Grip liner for waterproofing with less layer movement.
• The product page specifies 200g PrimaLoft Gold at the back and 60g PrimaLoft Gold Eco at palm and fingers.

Drawback: The listed insulation is substantial, which can trade some finger feel for warmth.

• GORE-TEX and GORE GRIP are specified for wet-weather protection and bar feel.
• Alpinestars lists 80g PrimaLoft Silver Active insulation and a cuff that can sit over or under a sleeve.

Drawback: Its mid-cuff gives less sleeve coverage than a long-gauntlet design.

• KLIM specifies GORE-TEX with GORE GRIP and 150g 3M Thinsulate on the backhand.
• The maker leaves the palm uninsulated for direct handlebar feel.

Drawback: KLIM positions this model for snowmobiling; check fit with your motorcycle protective gear.

• Alpinestars describes a mid-length cuff for all-weather adventure riding and light off-road use.
• The maker specifies its Drystar membrane and lightweight PrimaLoft Gold insulation.

Drawback: A mid-length cuff offers less overlap than a long gauntlet in heavy rain.