Lightweight MTB gloves with a secure grip and close trail fit.
Muc-Off MTB Rider Gloves are designed for mountain bikers looking for a lightweight, close-fitting glove with good bar feel and control. The slip-on construction provides a clean, secure fit without a bulky wrist closure, making them well suited to trail, enduro and everyday mountain biking.
A silicone-printed palm provides additional grip on the handlebars and brake levers, while touchscreen-compatible fingertips let you use your phone without having to remove your gloves.
Key Features
- Lightweight MTB riding gloves
- Silicone-printed palm and fingers for added grip on the handlebars and brake levers
- Good bar and brake lever feel
- Touchscreen-compatible fingertips
- Designed for comfort, durability and hand protection
- Suitable for trail, enduro and general mountain biking
- Available in a selection of colours and designs
- Four-way stretch breathable upper
- Pre-shaped construction for an ergonomic fit
- Perforated one-piece microfibre palm helps manage moisture
- Flexible, breathable neoprene slip-on cuff
- Reinforced thumb panel for added durability
- Soft microfibre thumb panel
Fit & Sizing
These gloves have a snug fit. If you're between sizes or unsure which size to choose, Muc-Off recommends going up a size.
How to Measure
Measure your hand while it is open. Measure across the widest part of your hand from your index finger to your little finger, excluding your thumb. Muc-Off Rider Gloves fit slightly small, so consider choosing the next size up.
Material Composition
- Upper: 90% polyester and 10% spandex
- Palm: 100% polyester microfibre
- Cuff: 100% neoprene
Why Choose Muc-Off MTB Rider Gloves?
These are a good option for riders who prefer a lightweight glove with plenty of feel rather than heavy padding. The close fit and silicone palm help maintain a direct connection with the handlebars and controls while still providing useful hand coverage on the trail.
Our Thoughts
The snug fit is the main thing to consider when choosing your size. A close-fitting MTB glove gives you good control and avoids excess material bunching around the palm, but it shouldn't restrict your hand movement. If you're between sizes, we'd go up.
