Kalas Nordic Z: The Czech family company Kalas offers tailor-made cycling clothing from Europe. With the Nordic Z, you'll be putting a winter glove with a two-finger design into the race. Our test shows how well it performs. The Nordic Z is designed to work in temperatures around freezing. To achieve this, emphasis was placed on good insulation and freedom of movement... read more
ION Shelter AMP cycling gloves in review: The goal of the ION brand is to develop smart and innovative products with a unique design. For the cold season, the Austrians have designed a warm and water-repellent glove, the Shelter AMP Hybrid Padded. If you look at the facts, you'll be familiar with terms like Bear Grip Lining (too... read more
Clothing: Löffler stands for true sustainability. Therefore, its products are still manufactured in Austria and Europe by employees who understand their craft. Löffler adheres to the highest ecological and social standards. Environmentally friendly, safe, and fair. More than 80 percent of the entire value chain—from fabric production to final inspection—is processed at the Löffler... read more
Test: Deeply rooted in surfing, Dakine has also been expanding its product range to include solid ground for many years. A significant portion of the Hawaii-based company's product range covers cycling. The extensive range includes the Dakine Cross X Bike Glove for mountain bikers and BMX riders. The glove... read more
Test: Scott has been a fixture in the cycling market for many years: bikes, clothing, and equipment—their product range covers almost every aspect of the sport. The Winter LF is intended to be an all-round glove for the cold season from autumn to spring—and our test shows that it lives up to this high standard. At first glance at the Winter LF... read more
