Touchscreen
Check the route without baring your hand
Thumb and index finger have conductive pads. Map, call, music – the glove stays on.

Not heated, just thin: the pair for the winter commute and the weekend loop. Grip on the bars, feel in your fingers, phone without taking them off.
Water-repellent means drizzle and spray – in sustained rain they soak through.
Fit
Grip and control
In the box and care
The bike first: bars, brake, shifter – then the phone for the route. That is exactly where the grip pattern sits.
What they are not: heated. If you want power in your gloves, take the Grip.
Hold the bars, pull the brake, check your route – without taking the gloves off.
Grip
Wet bars, cold fingers, and your hand slides forward a centimetre as you brake – that is all it takes. So the grip pattern sits exactly where your hand meets the bar: across the palm and over the fingers.
The outer fabric repels water, so drizzle does not soak in and weigh the glove down.
In detail
Back of the hand on the left, palm on the right.
Everyday
Touchscreen
Thumb and index finger have conductive pads. Map, call, music – the glove stays on.
Weight
Per pair, depending on size.
Weather
For drizzle and spray off the road.
Fit
M, L and XL by hand measurement, unisex.
Care
Dry flat, never in the tumble dryer.
Wrist
Together they keep the glove where it belongs, even at speed.
Not just for the bike
Walking the dog, hiking, fishing, working outside: anywhere you have to grip.
Out there
Six degrees, headwind, thirty minutes to the office. Thin liners leave you cold, thick mitts miss the brake. The Nimble sits in between.
No. The Nimble is a regular winter glove – thin, grippy and touchscreen-capable. If you want warmth from a battery, take our heated Grip gloves.
What matters is hand width without the thumb: M up to 9 cm, L up to 10 cm, XL up to 10.5 cm. The table above converts that to inches for you. Between two sizes, take the larger one.
No, water-repellent. They keep off drizzle, snowfall and road spray. In sustained rain they soak through – they are not built for that.
Thumb and index finger have conductive pads and work on all common touchscreens. Very small buttons need a steadier hand than with a bare finger.
Yes. Dog walks, hiking, fishing, working outdoors – anywhere you need to grip and still feel what you are doing.
By hand in lukewarm water, dried flat. No washing machine, no tumble dryer, no iron – the grip pattern does not like heat.
Ready
$41.20
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