Cycling Gloves

With a motocross background, 661 cycling gloves are the ultimate in full-finger protection. The full catalogue of 661 cycling gloves includes everything from traditional half-finger cycling mitts to full-finger gloves with fleece-lined protection for cold and foul-weather riding. 661 cycling gloves incorporate a variety of breathable microfibre materials as well as proprietary technologies, such as D30 high-impact foam, which delivers on-demand protection.

661 cycling gloves are available in sizes XS through XXL. Because 661 cycling gloves use an integrated slip-on cuff, it’s practical to order the next size up if you’re between sizes. Sizes for 661 cycling gloves include:

• 18cm X-Small
• 20cm Small
• 23cm Medium
• 25cm Large
• 28cm X-Large
• 30.5cm XX-Large

For warm weather riding, recreational trips and general cycling, the half-finger Altis is an excellent all around choice. Lightweight Lycra construction provides a comfortable, non-restrictive fit. Priced at £15, the Altis glove features an absorbent terry cloth thumb pad and machine-washable construction.

Ideal for cold and windy conditions, the £30 Transition cycling gloves from SixSixOne feature wind-resistant fleece lining throughout and a thin palm that provides excellent contact and grip. Terrycloth details, microfibre suede palms and Neoprene-reinforced knuckles and cuffs provide added warmth and durability. Spandura fibre featuring 4-way stretch technology provides a flexible fit without compromising protection or durability. Transition 661 cycling gloves are fully machine washable delivering unparalleled cold-protection without sacrificing dexterity or grip.

Available is five bright colours, this year’s COMP model from 661 cycling gloves features 4-way Spandura mesh backing, a machine washable synthetic leather palm and side-vented fingers designed to deliver the perfect fit whilst keeping your hands cool. Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR) and Neoprene details add an extra level of protection. Priced at £20, COMP 661 cycling gloves are ideal for warm weather riding and cyclists who are looking for a lot of protection in a thin, non-restrictive glove.

Enhanced with perforated palms, terry cloth thumbs and synthetic Clarino leather palms, the 401 Chevron 401 and Hart and Huntington 401 are priced around £24 and £29. Low-profile, slip-on cuffs made from Spandura provide a comfortable universal fit. Standard Chevron 401 gloves are available in six colours while Hart and Huntington 401s feature customized graphics from the tattoo and motocross icons.

The thin-skinned Raji 661 cycling gloves are extremely popular worldwide despite their inherent weaknesses. Billed as an ultra-thin mesh-based MTB and general cycling glove, the Raji glove is not designed to last forever. There continue to be customer complaints despite ongoing efforts to improve the overall durability by adding reinforced stitching, a thin leather palm and direct-printed finger grips. The £25 Raji cycling glove is available in six colours featuring integrated pull-on cuffs and an airy vented back.

Priced at £45, the top of the line Evo glove from SixSixOne features internal support inserts using D30 shock-absorbent foam. This revolutionary orange-coloured shock-absorbent material offers on-demand protection that resists sudden impact and provides a soft-pliable feel with normal use. Vented Clarino-leather palms provide a thin layer of machine washable protection paired with silicone finger grips and reinforced fingers.

If you’re looking for a non-restrictive glove with full-finger protection, 661 cycling gloves are a great option. The unique selling point of 661 cycling gloves is their ability to provide loads of shock-absorbent protection in an ultra-thin, skin-tight package.

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