Find the bike gloves that really suit you.

Thanks to our tried-and-tested palm concepts (Comfort, Comfort Plus, Comfort Pro, Grip Control), we have a suitable glove in our range for all bikers - whether for downhill trails, fast routes on the road or long rides on an e-bike.
The four different technologies ensure maximum comfort and optimum grip on the handlebars.

The ZIENER Shield System is a classification system that highlights the most important function of a glove. Each "Shield" uses different functional materials to achieve the desired shield/protection effect. Depending on the area of application, two shield systems can also work together to achieve the desired functional comfort.
The ZIENER Shield System is divided into six functional units. It includes the four proprietary ZIENER technologies (GLOVE TECHNOLOGY, AQUASHIELD®, THERMOSHIELD® & PROTECTSHIELD®) and is supplemented by the GORE-TEX & GORE® Windstopper® technologies.

To simplify the selection of the product when purchasing, all ZIENER gloves are supplied with a color-coded header card (hanger). This identifies the respective functional unit of the gloves.

Perfect fit and high wearing comfort to ensure the best possible function for all winter sports activities.

All ZIENER gloves feature ZIENER Glove Technology. They can also be supplemented with the ZIENER AQUASHIELD®, ZIENER THERMOSHIELD® & ZIENER PROTECTSHIELD® technologies.

The waterproof & windproof Aquashield® membrane - ensures a warm & dry climate.

The ZIENER AQUASHIELD® distinguishes those products that are waterproof and windproof thanks to the use of a ZIENER membrane, thus ensuring a warm and dry climate. Their sponge structure ensures that water vapor can pass unhindered through the membrane to the outside and no water droplets can penetrate.
High-quality gloves should be waterproof to protect the hands from moisture and prevent heat loss. This ensures that they are comfortable to wear. Moisture can be caused by rain or snow on the outside or by perspiration on the inside.
The escape of water vapor through the gloves is determined not only by the material composition and resistance to evaporation, but also by the external climate. The permeability varies greatly depending on the body temperature in relation to the outside temperature. Depending on this, the vapor can escape or condense inside the gloves. This effect is completely independent of the material. Due to the low outside temperatures during winter sports, the condensation point is almost always in the glove.