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Frozen fingers are bad news.

Riding your bike with bulky gloves on is about as awesome as riding your bike with swollen, bee-stung hands. The Pearl Izumi P.R.O. Softshell Gloves keep your phalanges warm without surrounding them in superfluous puffery.

  • Palm features a blend of grippy, durable leather, quick-drying polyester, and stretchy spandex
  • Primaloft insulation traps warmth without adding bulk
  • Waterproof PU insert keeps your hands dry in wet weather
  • Fleece lining adds warmth and wicks moisture
  • Anatomic fit maintains finger dexterity for shifting and braking
  • Reflective details make you easier to see in low-light conditions


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2 5

Matthew Poppoff

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Like David said, these are crazy warm, only reason for 4 stars is they do not wick at all, so i have to use a boot dryer to dry them out every day otherwise they are still wet from the day before from sweat.

Update: I really cant stand these gloves anymore, the liners pull out of them every time I take them off, I just switched to a set of Stoic Paragon gloves that work much better. and at $80 im not too stoked about this :/

5 5

David Platt

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These gloves are crazy warm! Like don't ride with them above 40 warm. I save these for the really cold days and they are amazing, hands stay warm and feel dry. Fit is trim enough to still brake and shift without any trouble. Reflective touches come in handy on the cold and dark days. If you get hot hands these may be too much though.