Guanti Castelli Diluvio One

Thin but effective neoprene insulation

The neoprene material is only 1.5 to 2 mm thick but still keeps your hands warm in wet conditions, while barely restricting dexterity.

Silicone grip print

This print on the palms ensures your hands stay firmly on the handlebars, even on rough road surfaces or cobblestones.

Extended neoprene cuffs

These cuffs keep out wind and rain, and ensure a snug and seamless fit with your sleeves, with no gaps between the gloves and your clothing.

Glued seams

Instead of stitched seams, the gloves have glued (or bonded) seams, which improves their water resistance.

• Cycling in temperatures between 8°C and 16°C in rain and otherwise wet conditions;
• Classic-style rides on rough road surfaces or cobbles – thanks to the silicone grip.

• Freezing cold – in such conditions, thicker, more insulated winter gloves will keep you warmer.

• Wash the gloves at a maximum of 30°C, inside out, to ensure the neoprene and the bonded seams remain intact.
• Leave to air dry; the tumble dryer will damage the neoprene material.
• Pull your sleeves or arm warmers over the cuffs, not under them, for the best protection against rain.