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1. GORE-TEX waterproofing combined with GORE GRIP technology delivers proven all-weather performance without sacrificing bar sensitivity
2. 80g PrimaLoft Silver insulation provides genuine warmth in cold conditions while allowing excess heat and moisture to escape
3. Leather palm and side walls deliver durable abrasion resistance in the critical contact zones
1. At £94.99 there are touring gloves with similar GORE-TEX specifications from other brands at competitive prices
2. Short cuff provides less wrist coverage than a gauntlet alternative in the most exposed conditions
3. The insulation level suits cold but not extreme winter conditions — riders in severe cold may need heavier alternatives
The Crestone GORE-TEX Insulated Glove is built specifically for cold-weather all-weather touring, combining two proven technologies in a single glove. GORE-TEX construction delivers exceptional wet weather performance alongside GORE GRIP technology for superior sensitivity and feel at the handlebars — a combination that makes waterproof performance practical rather than a trade-off against control feedback. 80g PrimaLoft Silver Insulation Active on the backhand provides meaningful warmth in cold conditions while enabling excess heat and moisture to escape, keeping riders comfortable rather than overheating inside a wet glove.
A textile top hand in Oxford nylon with strategically placed stretch panels gives a precise, comfortable fit, and pre-curved fingers reduce fatigue across longer rides. Leather palm and side walls provide superior abrasion resistance, and the short cuff is engineered for under-sleeve wear for a clean, sealed interface. An SP knuckle provides impact protection, and internal palm padding at the landing zone adds targeted coverage. Conductive synthetic leather on thumb and index finger covers touchscreen use, and a webbing pull loop makes the glove easy to get on with cold hands. CE certified Level 1 KP.
The Crestone GORE-TEX Insulated Gloves are aimed at touring riders who face cold and wet conditions year-round and need a glove that handles both without sacrificing bar feel. At £94.99, they’re a mid-range all-season touring glove with a premium GORE-TEX and PrimaLoft specification.
– CE certification: Level 1 KP
– Waterproofing: GORE-TEX construction
– Insulation: 80g PrimaLoft Silver Insulation Active on backhand
– Grip technology: GORE GRIP for sensitivity
– Top hand: Oxford nylon textile with stretch panels
– Palm: Leather with side walls
– Knuckle: SP knuckle for impact protection
– Palm padding: Internal at landing zone
– Cuff: Short, under-sleeve design
– Fingers: Pre-curved for comfort and reduced fatigue
– Touchscreen: Conductive synthetic leather on thumb and index finger
– Pull loop: Webbing for ease of entry
– Price: £94.99
The Crestone GORE-TEX Insulated Gloves cover the full cold-weather touring requirement in a well-specified package. GORE-TEX waterproofing, PrimaLoft warmth, GORE GRIP sensitivity, leather palm abrasion resistance, and SP knuckle protection make for a glove that handles serious cold and wet conditions without significant compromises across any of its core functions.
The Crestone GORE-TEX Insulated Gloves are a strong all-weather touring glove that handles cold and wet conditions without significant compromises. GORE-TEX waterproofing, PrimaLoft warmth, GORE GRIP sensitivity, and leather palm abrasion resistance cover the full touring requirement at £94.99 — a fair price for a glove that handles year-round British conditions effectively.
1. GORE-TEX waterproofing combined with GORE GRIP technology delivers proven all-weather performance without sacrificing bar sensitivity
2. 80g PrimaLoft Silver insulation provides genuine warmth in cold conditions while allowing excess heat and moisture to escape
3. Leather palm and side walls deliver durable abrasion resistance in the critical contact zones
1. At £94.99 there are touring gloves with similar GORE-TEX specifications from other brands at competitive prices
2. Short cuff provides less wrist coverage than a gauntlet alternative in the most exposed conditions
3. The insulation level suits cold but not extreme winter conditions — riders in severe cold may need heavier alternatives
