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Have you ever thought about overgloves?: Triban overgloves in the test

December 6, 2023 by the editorial team

Triban overgloves

Triban overgloves in the test: Whether it's a daily ride or an extended weekend tour, when the weather is unsettled, we like to take a thin rain or wind jacket with us in our backpack to protect the upper body. Why shouldn't we do the same for our hands?

Decathlon's in-house brand Triban offers gloves that can simply be pulled over regular gloves in rain, wind, and cold. The concept is simple: the glove consists of a thin insulating layer and taped seams, similar to what we know from classic rain jackets. At the same time, the thin material allows the gloves to be folded down to a very small size. This means the overgloves can be stored in a jacket pocket, for example, and quickly accessed when needed. A particularly clever feature is the small integrated pocket on the right glove, which can hold both gloves.

Triban overgloves



Triban overgloves: Hardly noticeable and yet very effective

Developed by passionate racing cyclists, the Triban overgloves for road traffic are equipped with large reflectors. The fit is very generous, which means they can also be pulled over thicker gloves. If you're looking for a tailor-made solution, it's best to go to the store to find the perfect size with your gloves. However, it should be borne in mind that a precisely fitting overglove is more difficult to put on and take off. 

When you're out and about, the overcoats can be put on quickly and easily thanks to the donning aid on the shaft. The little and ring fingers share a compartment. The additional glove is then barely noticeable on the handlebars. The grip feeling is slightly reduced by the additional layer. Braking and shifting can also be continued almost unchanged. When it comes to weather protection, the overcoats show what they are intended for. Rain and wind have no chance. However, the body's own heat quickly builds up under the gloves. Depending on the ambient temperature and intensity, this can be a desired effect to prevent your hands from cooling down. But it also quickly happens that the heat build-up becomes too great and your hands become sweaty. 



IsolationNo thermal insulation layer
WindproofJa
WaterproofYes, 15.000mm water column
reflectorsJa
Touchscreen compatibleNo
Machine washableWool wash cycle up to 30°C
SustainabilityUnspecified
product year2023
SizesXS / S, M / L, XL / XXL
ColorsBlack
Price RRPEUR 19,99

Triban overgloves

 



For whom and what purpose is the glove suitable

Triban overgloves work for every type of bike. The advantages are obvious. Overcoats provide a simple protective covering when external conditions require it. If it is not needed, it can be stowed away to save space.  

WEB: decathlon.de

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Conclusion: Triban overgloves

Pro

  • Space-saving alternative to expensive winter gloves

Contrary to

  • Risk of heat build-up

Facts

product year2023
PriceEUR 19,99
Website www.decathlon.de

Overall rating

85 %

Value for Money

90 %
If you don't want to buy an expensive bad weather glove for the winter or the transitional period, the inexpensive overglove in combination with a simple glove is the best choice. It can be folded up in no time and stored to save space.
Tags:DecathlonFahrradhandschuheGlovesTribalwinter gloves23

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