Giro Proof

The Giro Proof gloves feature a fully waterproof construction designed to seal out snow, sleet, and freezing rain. They are built to keep your hands dry during wet winter rides, not just repel light moisture.

Yes. Despite the heavy-duty insulation, the gloves use a five-finger design that prioritizes dexterity. You should maintain precise control over your shifters and brakes, even in sub-zero conditions.

These are engineered to avoid the typical bulk of heavy-duty winter gear. They feature a streamlined, ergonomic profile that provides warmth without making it difficult to grip your handlebars comfortably.

Absolutely. The advanced insulation is specifically engineered for sub-zero temperatures, making them a reliable choice for dedicated winter training when the mercury drops.

Giro sizing is generally standard, but because these are full-finger winter gloves, you want a snug fit that doesn't restrict circulation. We recommend measuring your hand circumference across the knuckles and comparing it to the Giro size chart to ensure you have enough room for dexterity without excess material.