100 Percent Brisker Cold Weather MTB Gloves - Blue

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The 100 Percent Brisker Cold Weather MTB Gloves are designed for mountain bikers who refuse to let dropping temperatures end their riding season. These gloves offer the ideal balance of warmth through a lightly insulated soft-shell top hand and the precise handlebar control required for technical trails. While they provide excellent protection against damp and cool conditions, they are not intended for deep-winter sub-zero temperatures where heavy-duty thermal gear would be required.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Model Part Number | HP-10003-00038 |
| Brand | 100 Percent |
They are weather-resistant and designed to handle damp conditions, but they are not fully waterproof or submersible.
Hand washing is recommended to preserve the integrity of the palm material and the longevity of the silicone grip graphics.
The Brisker line is designed for a balance of flexibility and warmth; it does not feature heavy-duty plastic or D3O knuckle armor.
Measure the circumference of your dominant hand just below the knuckles and refer to the 100 Percent size chart for the most accurate fit.
As with any cycling glove, the silicone printing is subject to normal wear and tear based on how often you ride and the abrasive nature of your handlebar grips.
Ensure the tech-thread pads on the fingers are clean and making direct contact with the screen. You may need to press slightly firmer than with a bare finger.
Ensure the wrist closure is tightly secured to trap body heat. If temperatures are significantly lower than 5-10 degrees Celsius, consider using a thin liner glove.
To ensure the best fit, pull the glove on and adjust the TPR hook and loop strap until the cuff is snug against your wrist, preventing cold air from entering the sleeve. These gloves are compatible with standard mountain bike grips and modern touch-screen devices. To maintain the life of the gloves, hand wash them in cool water with mild soap and let them air dry away from direct heat sources, which can damage the synthetic materials and the grip graphics.