Don't let painful or numb fingers ruin a ride, the Assos Winter Gloves are engineered for protection in a range of conditions. windBlock on the back of the hand not only keeps the chill off but it's also a hydrophilic softshell material that keeps the heat in too. The gloves have a low-profile design that won't feel overly bulky or restrict braking or shifting functionality, and the padded microfibre palm absorbs shock in addition to improving grip against the handlebar. When you need to use your phone or GPS unit there's no need to remove your gloves and let in the cold air thanks to touchscreen-compatible fingertips.
Features
windBlock: Hydrophilic softshell material, designed to retain warmth and provide great breathability
Microfibre palm: A lightweight, soft material that promotes grip, while also supporting and protecting the hand
Palm padding: Strategically positioned pads flex with hand to eliminate hot spots and bunching
Anatomic cut: "No wrinkle" construction creates a 3D curved structure, made possible using two separate textiles and four panels
Touchscreen compatible fingertips
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