Half lobster cold weather cycling gloves
We created the Borealis cycling gloves to meet the specific needs of cold weather riding. The half lobster construction has a warm and comfortable fleece lining, covered by a wind and water-resistant outer shell that protects your hands from the wind, cold, and snow. The waterproof synthetic serino palm has reinforced zones for durability and a tacky grip with touch-screen compatible thumb and index finger tips. The full neoprene cuff and adjustable hook and loop closure seals out the cold. We’ve also added a soft fleece nose wipe on the thumb, reflective piping on the back of the hand and wintry good looks to create a super warm cycling glove that’s not bulky. We think you’ll appreciate these robust gloves as you pedal through frosty winter weather.
SKU 9004
- Style: Half lobster
- Color: Black
- Material: Palm - 50% Polyurethane, 50% Nylon; Back - 90% Nylon, 10% Elastane
- Padding: None
- Season: early spring, late fall and winter
- Closure: Neoprene cuff with hook and loop closure
- Gender: Unisex
- See our Sizing Chart for help in selecting an appropriate size
- Windproof backing and forchettes for superior warmth
- Touch-screen compatible thumb and index fingertips
- Synthetic serino palm is waterproof and reinforced for durability and a great grip
- Soft fleece nose wipe on thumb
- Reflective piping for greater night time visibility
- Micro fleece inner lining for comfort and warmth
- Machine washable
Care
For the long-term care of your gloves, it’s best to hand wash them with a mild detergent in lukewarm water and let them air dry. If machine washing is desired, make sure the cuff closures are secured so the "hooks" don't adhere to other items in wash. Add detergent to the wash after the water has started and avoid fabric softeners. To preserve the technical performance of your gloves, we recommend using a simple detergent that is free of additives. You can also rinse non dirty gloves in hot water to get rid of any surfactants that might appear. Never place your gloves in a commercial dryer or use any “hot” settings. They can be machine dried, just be careful to use lower or warm setting. If in doubt, treat them like your jeans and let them air dry for best future fit.
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