Running gloves
Buy Running Gloves at Aristarun
Discover our catalog of Running Gloves designed for advanced runners who demand performance on long runs and variable terrain. Designed for action, these models integrate lightweight insulation, breathable membranes and a fit tailored for pronators and trail foot strike. In Aristarun you will find options to maintain hand temperature without sacrificing grip sensitivity and wrist flexion during every kilometer and every ascent.
Types of Running Gloves available at Aristarun
Within our Running Accessories family, the Running Gloves represent the performance-oriented variant for hands over long runs and variable terrain. Below are the options that differ in insulation, waterproofing and grammage to suit your runs and trails:
Running Neck Gaiters
They differ from Running Neck Gaiters in that they prioritize neck and face coverage to manage temperature and perspiration in cold stages, without providing palm coverage.
Running Belts
They differ from Running Belts in that they do not protect the hand and focus on storage, weight distribution and waist adjustment, maintaining freedom of finger movement.
Running Glasses
They differ from Running Glasses in that they offer eye protection and ventilation for the athlete's profile, while gloves prioritize touch and grip on the palm.
Running Arm Sleeves
They differ from Running Arm Sleeves in that they cover hands and fingers in typical models, while arm sleeves protect the arms and allow maneuvering without restricting the palm.
Running Masks
They differ from Running Masks in that they are aimed at protecting the hands against cold and humidity, without covering the face or neck.
Why choose Running Gloves? Key technical parameters
For an advanced runner, selecting a pair of gloves requires evaluating the interaction between the drop, the stack, the cushioning, the waterproofing and the grammage, to optimize foot strike, running economy and performance in VO2max. Below are the key technical criteria:
- drop: difference in height between the palm and the back of the hand that affects wrist alignment and stability on technical descents.
- stack: relative thickness of the layers that compose the glove, conditioning the feel of the base layer and heat dissipation on long-distance runs.
- cushioning: management of impacts and vibrations on uneven terrain, key for trail and descents without overloading the forearm.
- waterproofing: membrane or hydrophobic treatment that keeps the hand dry in light rain or splashes, without compromising breathability on climbs.
- grammage: total weight per pair that determines the temperature and the feel of the fit; choose according to ambient temperature and mileage volume of running.
Frequently Asked Questions about Running Gloves
What technical features should cold-weather trail gloves have?
For cold-weather trail, prioritize a medium-to-high grammage and light waterproofing, along with a contained drop to keep the wrist stable on descents. Also choose a fit that keeps the palm in contact with the surface for better grip on uneven terrain.
What size should you choose to avoid slipping and compression during runs?
Aim for a size that allows firm contact without restricting circulation; measure the circumference of the hand and consult the size guide, testing a slight rubbing on the palm. If you are between two sizes, choose the tighter option to avoid excessive movement.
Explore the full catalog at Running Gloves or discover specific options in the related subcategories to tailor your kit for trail, running and light trekking.