Stuffed to the gills with helpful Mavic Ergo tech, the Ksyrium Pro Gloves offer comfort, ease of use and a close relationship with your handlebars.

The Ksyrium Pro Gloves from Mavic are the last word in comfort for your hands at the bar. First and foremost, the Ortholite® 6mm memory foam in the right places of the palm and thumb is there to ease pressure on nerves and reduce tinging sensations across longer rides—a huge relief to any MTB rough rider. The lightweight, ventilated and stretchy mesh is highly breathable and wicks moisture away from the skin at an astonishing rate, and the Ergo Cut of the gloves means great flexibility than ever before.

The back of the glove also features reflective highlights to keep you safe and seen on low light rides, and the inclusion of an ergo tab means the Ksyrium Elites are easy to get on and off. The palm itself is fully adjustable to your individual fit needs, the strap works to reduce irritation at the wrist, and the hook-and-loop closure adds even more versatility.

Professional quality gloves brought down to a cost that we can all get on board with. Isn’t it time you showed your hands the luxury they deserve with Mavic?

About Short Finger Gloves

Short fingered gloves, also known as track mitts, are an essential item for any cyclist. They provide you with a grippy interface between your hands and handlebars, whilst also helping to reduce road vibrations, they also have the added benefit of adding extra protection if you have a spill.

About the Mavic brand

Mavic, the French manufacturer of bike systems and rider’s equipment was established in 1889. Today, with over one hundred years of experience, Mavic continues to stride forward into the future. More than 300 people help the famous yellow brand to progress – with a real passion for the sport of cycling. Everything begins in the heart of the French Alps. In this ideal environment Mavic staff rides as often as possible, either to develop future products or just simply for the pleasure of devouring those small mountain roads leading them to nearby mountain passes or to pound the singletracks and sensational downhills of the Semnoz.