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- Ultra-soft Fleece thumb and index finger
- HIPORA® Windproof/Waterproof Breathable Liner
- Fingertip silicon prints for increased grip
- 4 way stretch woven spandex for a durable snug fit
- Reflective piping for night visibility
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Winter Full-finger Cycling Gloves. Ultra-soft Fleece thumb and index finger. HIPORA� Windproof/Waterproof Breathable Liner. Reflective piping for night visibility. Fingertip silicon prints for increased grip. 4 way stretch woven spandex for a durable snug fit. Weather resistant supple Amara palm. Neoprene cuff/pull tab with Velcro closure
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Reviews:
Nice gloves!
I ordered these gloves to allow me to reach my brakes when I cycle in cold weather. However, I also found them so comfy to wear that I also where them for evening winter walks and dog-walking duties. They are warmer than my bulkier ski gloves and allow me greater dexterity than my mittens. Of course, they are great on the bike allowing me to operate the brake levers easily without bulk or overheating. I'm very happy with this purchase!
Does not deliver
These are adequate for the fall but I bought these with the intention of using them in the winter <35 degrees but they do not work. The tips of the fingers are freezing numb by the time i get to work, and my commute takes about 30 minutes. The gloves are also poorly designed the inner layer is extremely difficult to place back after you pull them out of the shell. I think the best thing to do is to get a pair wind proof goretex gloves shell and a layer like polartec.
Pretty much as other reviewers said.
These gloves are warm, but don't breathe very well. The cuff going up the wrist is nice. Reflective striping nice too, as is the fact that the index and pinkie finger are bundled together for warmth. I rode to school is 30-degree weather and was plenty warm, but my hands did start to sweat after about 20 minutes. Wearing them for another 20 would have soaked the glove.
My only real problem though is that I am a woman and the size small is clearly too big for me. There is about 1/2" of space at the fingertips and I don't have particularly small hands. I would probably buy this glove again, but only if they came in a smaller size/fit for women. I will definitely still use them though.
Hot Gloves
I ordered these had them in about a week. I've worn them in 20 degree weather & when I took them off my hands were sweating. I'd recommend these gloves.
Sort of OK
I would give it 2.5 if I could.
They keep your hands warmer than if they were bare. That's it.
The lining has already torn on the left pinkie finger as well as the right index finger. Annoying. My sewing kit can fix this.
Mine turned when they went in the wash (also giving a better fit).
HOW TO TURN THEM INSIDE OUT: Pull them all the way out until they're dry or whatever you wanted. Actually It's important that they dry out entirely to reduce friction. Push the fingers back in until they are inside the main "body" of the hand. Put your fingers in. Then, grab the collar of the glove with your free hand whilst simultaneously slowly and gently pushing in all the fingers into their correct place.
