ROSE Bikes RIDE II WATERPROOF Winter Cycling Gloves| Full Finger Gloves|Winter Gloves

These gloves make cycling fun in all weathers. The RIDE II WATERPROOF winter cycling gloves from GripGrab come with a highly functional three-layer construction: The outer material is wind- and water-repellent softshell, underneath is a wind- and waterproof membrane. On the inside, THINSULATE insulation ensures cosy warmth. Non-slip silicone inserts in the palm also provide ideal grip on the handlebar. Don’t let wind and weather stop you!

Details:
Unisex softshell winter gloves for rides on cold days
Windproof softshell upper material
Windproof and waterproof membrane
Water-repellent and PFC-free EcoDry DWR coating
Warm THINSULATE fleece insulation
Largely made from recycled material
Strategically positioned palm padding
Non-slip silicone prints on palm and fingers
Terry cloth thumb panel
Reflective design elements

Material: 80% polyester (recycled), 15% polyurethane, 5% elastane

In the box:
1 pair of GripGrab RIDE II WATERPROOF winter cycling gloves

Highlights & Technologies:

PFC FREE:
PFC is a group of chemicals acting as intermediates, auxiliary materials or breakdown products of certain fluorocarbon compounds. They are used in garment production to impregnate clothing due to their durable water- and grease-repellent properties. However, PFC residues are non-biodegradable and may be harmful. The water-repellent coating (DWR) in this product is PFC-free.

DURABLE WATER REPELLENT (DWR):
This coating serves as a textile impregnation. The water simply rolls off the surface. This prevents the fabric from absorbing moisture and thus keeps the textiles light and dry.

THINSULATE:
The especially fine fibres of the fabric allow for high insulation thanks to large hollow spaces. Therefore, the material offers great thermoregulation and breathability, which results in a comfortable feeling.

Note:
The reflective design elements attached to the clothing as decoration do not represent a personal protective equipment as mentioned in EU regulation 2016/425. Thus, they are also not covered by the provisions of the regulation.