'The warmest winter gloves I’ve ever tested' – These Gorewear Gore-Tex gloves might just be the best winter cycling gloves ever made, and now have 35% off
Gorewear is closing down, and it has a huge sale on, including the Gore-Tex Insulated Trigger Gloves at a bargain price
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Gorewear is renowned for producing some of the best waterproof cycling jackets, and pieces like its Giro jacket (one of the first Gore-Tex cycling garments) are synonymous with Gorewear's performance quality in extreme weather conditions.
However, it’s not just cycling jackets; the German brands Gore-Tex Insulated Trigger Gloves are some of the best winter cycling gloves on the market, and our expert tester, Tom Wieckowski, called them “the most capable winter gloves I have ever used”.
Shop the Gorewear Gore-Tex Insulated Trigger Gloves and save 35%.
We may be heading into Spring and Summer, but investing in winter kit is especially at these prices is a wise move, and in my best of the Gorewear Sale feature, I highlighted the best deals, and now the Gorewear Gore-Tex Insulated Trigger gloves have been added. They have a massive 35% off, taking them down to just £58.49 in the UK, 35% off the RRP of £89.99, and an even cozier $78 for US shoppers, down from $120.
Stock is dwindling fast, so if you fancy a pair, I’d advise grabbing them fast, as with all the best cycling deals, it's only while stocks last.
Save 35% Gorewear claim these are the warmest cycling gloves they have ever made. The trigger design is aimed to provide thermal protection while retaining dexterity for lever and shifter control.
It is available in two colour choices, Black or Neon Yellow/Black and sizes S to XXL.
Save 35% Gorewear has built in maximum warmth and breathability into its Trigger Glove. Featuring a Gore-Tex ePE Liner and PrimaLoft Insulation, these will keep your hands warm on the deepest of winter rides.
It is available in two colour choices, Black or Neon Yellow/Black and sizes S to XXL, but US stock is dwindling fast.
Sadly, Gorewear has fallen victim to the continued struggles of some of the best cycling clothing brands, and recently announced that it will stop accepting and fulfilling orders on March 31, 2026. Although it might seem almost cruel to take advantage of this, Gorewear has a huge sale on, as the brand appears to be shifting its last remaining stock, including the brilliant Insulated Trigger gloves.
Gorewear have opted for a lobster-style design on its Trigger Gloves, but rather than pair the fingers together, the index finger is separate, and the middle finger, ring finger and pinky are all in the main section of the glove.
Tom highlighted this feature as it maintains dexterity, and he noted these gloves made it easy to change gears, brake, and use his cycling computer without removing the gloves, which, of course, is ideal in deep winter riding.
The real box ticker was the warmth and breathability that you'd expect from a Gorewear product. Tom reported that the Trigger gloves are extremely warm and also highly water-resistant. The Gore-Tex ePE liner adds the waterproofing layer, but they remained extremely breathable, so no sweaty hands.
Tom's only real gripe with these was the cost, so with 35% off, they really are an outstanding and recommended buy.
You'll find plenty more Gorewear deals at both Gorewear UK and Gorewear US, with big reductions across the Men's and Women's range.
Below, you'll also find the Gorewear deals specific to your location from other retailers.

Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cyclingnews and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade before injury cut short a glittering career. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.
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