The Dissent 133 Layered Glove System was born from days on end spent riding in variable conditions, with numb fingers and wet hands, causing difficulty shifting gears or braking hard. When the weather is foul outside, the hardiest of cyclists reach for multiple layers to keep dry and warm. Dissent 133 applies this logic to a three-part Layered Glove System, designed to protect no matter the conditions outside. Utilising a unique layering system that mimics the way a rider would layer their upper body, to maximise adaptability throughout changeable conditions.

Use the above diagram to help form an understanding of the temperature ranges through which the Dissent 133 Layered Glove System can be used. Obviously, some riders run hot and some cold, so you will no doubt find your own perfect solution to each of the four seasons as you ride through them all.
NB: the waterproof and windproof layers are interchangeable in the graphic above, but obviously for the wettest weather the OutDry®Lite waterproof glove is preferable, whereas the ShowerLite windproof glove works well in light rain and windy conditions, offering CX/Spring race levels of dexterity and feel. The Dissent 133 OutDry®Lite and Showerlite outer gloves also pack neatly into your jersey pockets which also makes them ideal for use over short finger cycling mitts when the heavens open during those mountain descents.
The Dissent 133 ShowerLite glove is an alternative outer layer to the OutDry®Lite glove, and offers an even lighter & more dexterous option for when expecting only lighter rain and/or wind, and it highly compact when stowed in you jersey pocket.
The surface material is a extremely flexible knitted interlock fabric, which is bonded to a breathable barrier, a water-resistant membrane. This membrane has a very high waterproof rating of 10,000mm. The result is a lightweight and flexible, yet highly durable, fabric. The use of interlocked knitting on the outermost material of this layer offers immense durability for it's thickness, and yet offers 5,000g/m2/day breathability.
Even when used in conjunction with both inner layers, the ShowerLite glove offers incredible dexterity for shifting/braking/control. Further, they fold up incredibly small, and so can easily be stowed in a jersey pocket for when the shower stops and the roads start to dry up.
The Durable Water Resistant treatment sheds water quickly during showers and protects the surface fabric.
The Cordura TouchFit is the mid-season cycling glove of choice for many World Tour Pros. Featuring a knitted (rather than stitched) seamless construction, this well-established mid-level glove will pair perfectly with your other layers to ensure unparalleled dexterity and movement. The glove features Cordura® yarn plated to the outside of the glove, creating an abrasion-resistant exterior. It will block enough air to keep you warm, while still allowing hands to breathe during riding.
Another great feature of Cordura® gloves is that they are thin enough to allow for plenty of dexterity while reaching into jersey pockets, unwrapping and eating food, and operating electronic gadgets, such as your touch-screen smart phone, on the move.
This layer also features silicone printed grip pads and an e:touch screen tip on the index finger, and will provide moderate insulation when used alone, or extra warmth with the base layer on cooler days. Maximum insulation is achieved when used in the full 3/3 combination.
The Dissent 133 Silk Liner glove acts as the base thermal and wicking layer in the Dissent 133 Layered Glove System. Combined with the other layers for maximum warmth/protection it remains dry under the flexible outer shell glove meaning heat retention is excellent. This allows us to use lightweight layers thus the Dissent 133 Layered Glove System delivers class leading dexterity and warmth even down to 0°C.
The silk base layer will provide either moderate insulation when combined with just the outer shell, or maximum insulation when used in the full 3/3 combination.
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9/10 REVIEW"The Dissent 133 glove layering system provides a versatile solution to allow you to find the right mix of warmth, wind resistance and waterproofing for off-season riding. Glove care is much easier than with single piece winter gloves and it’s easy to shed a layer or add one if conditions change during a ride." |
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REVIEW"All in all, the layering concept has made the Dissent 133 my go-to glove since around mid autumn when temps first dipped near freezing – they are the best cold weather cycling glove solution I’ve found to date." |
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4.5/5 STAR REVIEW"Serious gloves that do what they promise well." |
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4.5/5 STAR REVIEW"Each layer is great and the system ends up being excellent value." |
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REVIEW"For anyone who rides through the winter and encounters a range of temperatures and a bit of rain, it makes a lot of sense, and Dissent 133 has done a good job of getting each layer pretty well spot on." |
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Size |
Hand Length (Base of hand to tip of middle finger) |
Hand Width (Circumference around palm) |
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| XS | 15.5 - 17 cm | 16 - 19.5 cm | |
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S |
17.5 - 19 cm |
17.5 - 20.5 cm |
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M |
19.5 - 21 cm |
18.5 - 21.5 cm |
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L |
21.5 - 23 cm |
19.5 - 22.5 cm |
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XL |
23.5 - 25.5 cm |
21 - 24 cm |
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| XXL | 25 - 27.5 cm | 22 - 25.5 cm |