Harley Davidson Waterproof Cyrus Gloves – Men’s Insulated

Our Harley Davidson Waterproof Cyrus Gloves brings reflective detailing for low-light visibility and weather-resistant protection together for grip and control on all-day rides, without the bulk you might expect. It is made from cowhide and wool, which gives it a solid feel and holds its shape over time. It adds an action back for reach on the bars for good measure.

Harley Davidson Waterproof Cyrus Gloves: Details & Construction

• Style number: 98220-18VM
• Brand: Harley-Davidson, supplied by an authorised reseller
• Main materials: cowhide and wool
• Features: reflective detailing for low-light visibility, weather-resistant protection, an action back for reach on the bars, practical storage pockets, signature Harley-Davidson graphics
• Sizes: S to 3XL (6 options); see the size guide on this page

Cold hands end rides faster than almost anything else. The Waterproof Gloves from Harley-Davidson’s Men’s Cyrus Insulated collection (98220-18VM) are built to fight off both problems at once, wet and cold, so a change in weather doesn’t have to mean cutting a ride short. Few pieces cover as much ground as this Harley Davidson Waterproof Cyrus Gloves.

The Insulation Science

Thinsulate isn’t just a name printed on a hangtag, it’s a specific, engineered technology. Explainers on how Thinsulate works describe its foundation as microfiber technology, using extremely thin fibers to trap air molecules, and it’s that trapped air, not the fibers themselves, that actually creates the insulating barrier against cold.

That microfiber structure is deliberately engineered for warmth-to-thickness efficiency. Technical breakdowns of how Thinsulate insulation performs explain that its ultra-fine fibers create more insulating air pockets in less space than traditional insulation, which is exactly why gloves like the Waterproof Gloves can stay warm without turning into bulky mittens that kill grip and control. You will notice the difference the first time you wear the Harley Davidson Waterproof Cyrus Gloves on a long ride.

Cold-weather gear guides covering Thinsulate in footwear and accessories point out another advantage that matters specifically for riding gloves: the material keeps working even when it gets damp, unlike natural insulation like down, which loses much of its warmth once wet. Since the Cyrus Waterproof Gloves are built to handle rain and slush directly, that moisture resilience isn’t a nice-to-have, it’s the whole point.

Why Thin Insulation Beats Bulky Insulation

Waterproof Gloves and outdoor gear experts breaking down Thinsulate’s core advantages note that its tightly bound fiber structure reduces heat flow between individual fibers, allowing denser, more efficient insulation without adding thickness. For riders, that translates directly into better feel on the controls, since thick, stiff gloves make it harder to work the clutch, brake, and throttle precisely.

Technical apparel makers describing Thinsulate’s real-world warmth note it can deliver roughly one and a half times the warmth of a down jacket at equal thickness, which is a meaningful advantage when every extra millimeter of bulk in a glove works against grip and dexterity.

Reference entries on Thinsulate’s development history trace the material back to 1979, noting that it was adopted by more than 30 clothing manufacturers shortly after launch specifically because it offered effective warmth in a thinner profile than traditional fillings like down or wool. Nearly five decades later, it’s still the standard cold-weather brands reach for, the Harley Davidson Waterproof Cyrus Gloves included.

Built to Handle Real Weather, Not Just Cold

Industrial and workwear suppliers explaining why they choose Thinsulate point to one more benefit worth calling out: the insulation’s structure allows perspiration and vapor to escape even while blocking cold air from getting in, keeping hands warm without turning damp and clammy on longer rides.

That combination, warmth, moisture resistance, and breathability, is exactly what the Harley Davidson Waterproof Cyrus Gloves are built around. Retailer listings for the Waterproof Cyrus Gloves confirm the full construction: waterproof cowhide leather on the outside, brushed tricot lining with 3M Thinsulate insulation inside, an ergonomic thumb, 45-degree pre-curved fingers, and power-stretch knuckles for natural hand movement.

Key Features

• Waterproof cowhide leather exterior built to shed rain, slush, and mist
• 3M Thinsulate Insulation with a brushed tricot lining for warmth without bulk
• Ergonomic thumb and 45-degree pre-curved fingers for a natural riding grip
• Power-stretch knuckles for flexible, unrestricted movement
• Comfort seams and accordion stitching to reduce bulk at the joints
• Reinforced, padded palm for durability and anti-slip grip
• Terry neoprene cuff with an adjustable, secure closure
• Embroidered and embossed Harley-Davidson graphics for signature styling

Pair it with the H-D men’s Tailgater gloves, or see how it compares with the Dyna Knit gloves before you choose.

Caring for Your Pair

Choose from 6 sizes, S to 3XL. Measure your chest and compare it with the size guide on this page before ordering. Wipe the palms clean and store gloves flat away from heat. For background, the Wikipedia article on Gauntlet (glove) is a useful read. It is a big reason riders choose this Harley Davidson Waterproof Cyrus Gloves.

If you are still deciding on the Harley Davidson Waterproof Cyrus Gloves, the Harley Davidson Working Man Gloves – Men’s Utility, Harley Black is worth a look, and our men’s riding gloves and men’s riding gear pages show the full range.

Ready to ride? Add the Harley Davidson Waterproof Cyrus Gloves to your cart today. Every order ships free worldwide and is processed within 3–4 business days. Questions about the Harley Davidson Waterproof Cyrus Gloves? Our team is happy to help with sizing before you order.