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\u2705 You want some good quality gloves at an affordable price:<\/strong> For the money, these gloves have a lot going for them and provide strong performance. <\/p>\n\u2705 You don’t need or want a bulkier, heavyweight glove<\/strong>: These gloves are lightweight and not too big and bulky in use.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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\u274c You prioritise warmth: <\/strong>Whilst warm and cosy, these gloves may start to struggle at temperatures close to freezing<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nThe Endura Strike Waterproof gloves take our best budget spot. For the price, these gloves really pack a punch and have a lot going for them. They go toe to toe with far more expensive gloves for just over $50.<\/p>\n
These are soft and comfortable gloves to wear; the fleecy lining feels very comfortable, and they tick a lot of feature boxes. They are touchscreen-compatible, have a nose-wipe panel, reflective details, and a velcro-closure strap. There’s also some light gel padding in the palm and a grippy silicone print for grip.<\/p>\n
Endura has given the gloves a waterproof and breathable internal membrane, and they arrive with a good water repellent DWR coating, though this may degrade over time.<\/p>\n
For all sorts of riding and conditions, these gloves will do a good job. The cut and finger length are also excellent.<\/p>\n
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