Garneau · Cycling

Arm Warmers - Women's

Name: Arm Warmers - Women's
Brand: Garneau
Price: 18.44 CAD
Availability: InStock

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CA$18.44

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About this product

The Garneau Women's Arm Warmers in black are a practical cycling accessory designed for riders who need adaptable coverage on variable-temperature rides. A gripper at the biceps keeps the warmers securely in place without slipping during pedaling, while anti-chafing seams reduce irritation on longer efforts. Reflective logos add a measure of low-light visibility, a thoughtful detail for early morning or evening rides. The black colorway pairs easily with a wide range of kit. Sized and cut for a women's fit, these arm warmers offer a straightforward way to extend the versatility of a short-sleeve jersey without the bulk of a full jacket.

Category: Cycling
Brand: Garneau
Color: Black

What people are saying

Reviewers generally appreciate the Garneau Women's Arm Warmers as solid, no-frills shoulder-season accessories at a fair price. The HeatMaxx fleece-backed fabric earns consistent praise for being soft, warm, and comfortable, and most users find them easy to pull on and stash in a pocket when temperatures rise. The most common and recurring complaint, however, is fit and retention: multiple reviewers report that the warmers run large and that the bicep silicone grippers are too weak to keep them in place, causing them to slide down and bunch at the elbows. Sizing down is frequently recommended, and those with average or slimmer arms tend to have the most trouble.