Why We Like The Endura Strike Glove
Now with an improved construction, the Endura Strike Glove feels like a second skin as it shields our hands from wintry conditions. The plush lining helps trap warm air, while the waterproof layer stops splashes and flurries from soaking through. As we ride, the gel-padded grip mutes the vibrations of the road, and the redesigned panels increase the comfort and grip of our hold on the bars.
Details
- Warm, streamlined glove for cold-weather road rides
- Waterproof insert shields your hands from the elements
- Soft-brushed lining is insulating and moisture managing
- Synthetic leather palm with silicone and gel for grip and padding
- Soft index finger panel for chafe-free sweat and nose wipes
- Extended hook-and-loop cuff for reliable coverage and snug fit
- Reflective details increase your visibility in low light
- Item #EDAZ03C
- Material
- [face fabric] 35% nylon, 35% polyester, 20% polyurethane, 10% elastane, PFC-free DWR treatment, [palm] synthetic leather, silicone grip
- Padding
- gel palm
- Closure
- hook-and-loop cuff
- Activity
- road cycling
Reviews
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 2 ratings
Review Summary
Fits Small
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageOctober 21, 2022
Very tight fit
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- I've used it several times
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These are great gloves, warm and durable, but the sizing is extremely snug. After a few wears they have loosed up just enough to where I don't have to struggle to pull them on. If you sweat at all be careful to hold the finger tips in place when removing the glove as the liner will pull out. Despite being snug these are great gloves and if they were true to size they would easily receive 5 stars.
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com
February 19, 2021
Fantastic gloves, the luck of the fit
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- I've used it several times
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My hands are always cold, they?re cold as I write this in my house . I wear gloves for running until it?s 50-55. I?ve worn these several times on runs down to 17F, my hands were always toasty. They probably don?t breath quite enough. They keep heat and moisture in and I definitely start sweating, leaving the gloves damp, and wanting to pull the liner layer inside out when taking them off. That said, i forgot to leave them out to dry and used them damp the next day, in the 20?s and my hands were still warm. I can imagine that they would be good down to 32F while on long road rides. Maybe lower if you?re hands are warm. Weather has been so bad I can?t make myself get on the bike for long rides. For non-bulky gloves I can wear while running and a little padding while riding, these are fantastic. The size large fit my skinny, long hands very well. Would be tight on fatter fingers, the cuff does not stretch much. They?re tight to get on, Velcro closure isn?t necessary. For those reasons I say they run small. I bought 8 different pairs of gloves and these were the best fit and feel. Pretty well priced too.
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com
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