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Home > RavX Wind X Full Finger Winter Glove
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RavX Wind X Full Finger Winter Glove
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- WINDEX Fabric and Water Resistant Lycra Gussets
- Silicon Gel Dot Palm and SENSORY Gel Padding
- High warmth to weight ration/ Micro fleece thumb and Fine Fleece Inner Lining
- Reflective Tubing
- Velcro Wrist Fastener/ Clips to Keep Gloves Together/ Machine Washable
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Product Description:
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The WIND X provides warmth and insulation while avoiding bulk and maintaining lightweight flexibility. The WINDEX fabric draws moisture away from the skin protecting your hands from cold, damp weather.
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Black
X-Large
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$34.99
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Black
XX-Large
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$34.99
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Blue
Large
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$34.99
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Blue
Small
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$34.99
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Blue
XX-Large
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$34.99
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Red
Small
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$34.99
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Red
X-Large
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$34.99
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Red
XX-Large
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$34.99
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Customers' Reviews:
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 Awesome winter cycling glove!, January 11, 2012
By idahoguy
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I purchased these gloves to take advantage of a very mild winter here in north Idaho. I am a big guy (6'2" 240 lbs). I ordered the XXL which fit my big thin hands perfectly. Mild winters up here means 40+degree weather and these gloves were almost too warm. I wont ride if its below 35 but I think the gloves would be plenty warm enough. The grippy palms are nice and my hands never felt clammy. You wont be dissapointed!
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Just What I Needed, December 7, 2011
By Andy B (Fort Worth, TX)
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With my first winter as a cyclist approaching, I needed gloves to wear while I ride. Amazon offers a few cold-weather cycling gloves, and these offered the features I wanted at the lowest price.
After a long ride in 55-degree weather and a 5K run in 39-degree weather, I am very pleased with these gloves. They are lined with a soft fleece-like material and keep my hands nice and warm. You might need gloveliners for sub-freezing rides, but I don't plan to test that theory. The palms and fingers have a knobby material (rubber or plastic, can't tell for sure) that provides a decent grip. Each thumb has a microfleece area for nose-wiping. The manufacturer says they are washable, although I haven't tried it yet.
On both my ride and my run, the gloves did make my hands a bit sweaty, but it wasn't uncomfortable. I mainly noticed it when I took the gloves off to mess with my iPhone, which you cannot do with the gloves on.
Regarding the sizing, I struggled for a while to decide which size to get since I'd never bought gloves online before. I took a rough estimate of the circumference of my palm and found a sizing chart on Google. Keep in mind that these gloves are unisex and use the appropriate chart. Sizing charts for gloves specific to men or women might vary a bit. When in doubt, I'd go with the larger size. I have fairly big hands, and the XL size fits snugly.
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