Gloves

Articulation and comfortable protection take center stage, made possible with five different textiles, 10 panels, and three components. In other words, there’s nothing standard about the RS Aero SF Gloves. The streamlined “no wrinkle” silhouette has been cut to form a curved 3D shape, mimicking the intricate anatomical structure of the human hand as it grips the bars. At the back of the hands Assos applied their Breezer Tex, an ultralight woven fabric with mesh-like structure, which promotes breathability and delivers an ultrasoft feel. Strategically positioned triangulated pads on the palm—wrapped in perforated synthetic leather—deliver light support and protection, without blocking necessary feedback from the bar. The resulting gloves create a superlight layer, free of bulky fasteners and fabrics, for a smooth low-volume wrap across the hands.

A cooling, breathable glove for endurance cycling in hot conditions. Reduced weight proves that "comfortable" and "ultralight" aren't mutually exclusive. Textile research led us to innovations in cooling, durability, and increased comfort-the three main priorities for summer cycling equipment at high-wear touchpoints. We also managed to reduce the weight by 25% compared to our previous summer gloves. An overall increase in breathability and cooling reduces internal friction and irritation from lingering moisture while ensuring the inevitable perspiration of summer cycling doesn't interfere with a secure grip on the hoods.

The staple for riding in the transitional seasons, provides mid-level insulation and light padding without erasing bar feel. In the age of smart trainers and social training simulators, many of us spend winters training indoors. The Spring Fall Gloves are a bellwether for that approach, maintaining warmth and dry, breathable comfort in cool-to-cold conditions and, when conditions exceed their insulating capacity, letting us know when it's time to retire to the pain cave for winter. The brushed Lycra material is the same as the insulating liner in our Ultraz gloves. It's appropriate for both applications because of its lightly insulating and moisture-wicking properties. Pull tabs make for easy on/off, despite a sleek, anatomically precise cut that eliminates bunching. An extended cuff reduces gaps between glove and sleeve.

The lightest of our insulating cycling gloves, our take on the classic knit glove thrives in the cool conditions of late spring, early fall, and even high-alpine descents in summer. No matter how advanced cycling technology gets, the knit glove will always be central to seasonal layering strategies. We did upgrade the classic model with our moisture-wicking textile, low-bulk fit, and layer-friendly, lie-flat cuff, but the ultimate design philosophy—timelessly appropriate light warmth—is the same. Durable warp-knit textile that breathes and insulates like wool but stretches with a low-bulk fit that makes natural fibers inadequate in comparison. Our Linear Seamless design eliminates the seams on the fingers, improving bar feel, manual dexterity, and softness against your skin.

A lightweight, low-bulk, weatherproof winter glove with clean ASSOS aesthetics and functional finishing details. Premium comfort for committed winter cycling. The ASSOSOIRES take on winter gloves involves a water-repellent, windproof softshell tailored in a low-bulk silhouette that maintains finger freedom while locking out freezing temperatures and light precipitation or road spray. These gloves equip you with weatherproof comfort for the winter work needed to meet your spring and summer racing goals, and—with finishing details like Winter 3/3 color-coded thread—they make pre-season prep look as good as it feels. Our windBlock softshell is proof against the water, wind, and creeping chill of winter cycling. A less-extreme version of softshell than is featured in the Ultraz glove. Anatomic cut reduces wrinkling and bunching while still supporting layering. Extended cuff prevents gaps between glove and sleeve.