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Candela II Glove - Women's

DWR, or Durable Water Repellent treatment, is a special coating applied to fabrics that makes them water-resistant. This means that when it rains, water will bead up and roll off the surface instead of soaking in. For outdoor gear, this is crucial as it helps keep you dry and comfortable in wet conditions, enhancing your overall experience during outdoor activities.

Ax suede is a synthetic material designed to replicate the look and feel of traditional suede leather. It is softer, more durable, and provides a better grip than real suede. Additionally, Ax suede is easier to clean and maintain, making it a practical choice for gloves and apparel, especially for those who want the luxury of suede without the high maintenance.

Microfiber is a lightweight and highly absorbent synthetic fiber that provides a soft and comfortable fit in gloves. Its moisture-wicking properties help manage sweat, keeping your hands dry during activities. This makes microfiber gloves ideal for sports or outdoor activities where comfort and performance are essential.

Optimized gel padding is a cushioning technology used in gloves to enhance comfort and reduce pressure on your hands. This gel absorbs shock and provides support, allowing you to grip handlebars or tools for extended periods without discomfort. It’s particularly beneficial for cyclists or anyone engaged in repetitive hand movements.

The hook-and-loop strap, commonly known as Velcro, consists of two strips that create a secure closure when pressed together. This fastening system allows for easy adjustment, ensuring a snug fit around the wrist. A well-fitted glove can improve performance and comfort, making it easier to focus on your activity without worrying about your gear slipping or moving.

While gloves with DWR treatment are excellent for repelling light rain and moisture, they are not completely waterproof. They are best suited for damp or light wet conditions. For heavy rain or extreme weather, consider gloves specifically designed for waterproofing, but DWR-treated gloves will still provide added protection and comfort in variable weather.