Giro Ambient 2.0

No, they are water-resistant, not waterproof. The soft-shell exterior will handle light rain or road spray, but they will eventually soak through in a heavy downpour.

The Ambient 2.0 is optimized for cool-weather riding between 40 and 55 degrees Fahrenheit (4 to 13 degrees Celsius). They provide enough insulation for chilly mornings without causing your hands to overheat once the sun comes out.

Yes, the fingertips are touchscreen-compatible. While they work well for simple tasks like checking a map or answering a call, the thicker material means they aren't as precise as using your bare fingers for complex typing.

They are designed to be low-profile. The thermal fleece lining provides warmth without adding significant bulk, so you maintain good dexterity for shifting and braking.

They feature integrated gel padding specifically designed to dampen road vibration. This is excellent for commuting or moderate-length rides, though riders who prefer a very minimalist feel might find them slightly more cushioned than a standard summer glove.

We recommend hand washing them with mild soap and cool water, then air drying them away from direct heat. This preserves the integrity of the synthetic suede palm and the anti-microbial properties of the fleece lining.