Test: Scott has been a fixture in the cycling market for many years: bikes, clothing, and equipment—their product range covers almost every aspect of the sport. The Winter LF is intended to be an all-round glove for the cold season from autumn to spring—and our test shows that it lives up to this high standard. At first glance at the Winter LF... read more
Test: The glove specialist Roeckl's portfolio is extensive, and choosing the right model can be difficult given the sheer variety of gloves. Today we're looking at the Rabal, the successor to the highly successful Romagna, produced until 2013. The Rabal is aimed at touring riders in temperatures in the low double digits. The... read more
Test: With the XLC CG-L10, equipment and component prodigy XLC is pursuing a concept that's becoming increasingly rare on the market: The softshell gloves feature an integrated rain cover that can be quickly pulled over when needed, protecting your hands from the wet. This worked surprisingly well in the test – with one exception. The first glance is... read more
Test: Craft is probably a household name for every runner and biker. The Swedish manufacturer pioneered functional underwear over 30 years ago, but gloves have also been an integral part of its portfolio for many years. We took a closer look at the Craft Storm Glove. Slipping on the Storm Glove for the first time is an eye-opener. It fits, it fits,... read more
Test: Gore is certainly one of the market leaders for sporty cycling clothing. They also offer a wide selection of gloves, whether for winter, fall, or summer. We took a look at the Gore Power SO Gloves, a more moderate model for fall, spring, and mild winter days. Featuring the company's Windstopper Softshell membrane on the outer... read more
