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Freewheel Bike Gloves
Outdoor Research
Freewheel Bike Gloves
$39.00
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  The Outdoor Research Freewheel Mountain Bike Gloves are designed for a "no-glove" feel, delivering breathability and grip while trail riding and excelling on the uphill and the descent. Designed with a lightweight poly mesh back of hand and a synthetic suede palm with perforation venting, these gloves keep hands cool and comfortable in most conditions.

  They are touchscreen-compatible for checking trail maps or linking with friends on the fly and feature a back-of-thumb sweat wipe for warmer days. The bonded stretch cuff provides a comfortable and secure fit without the need for a velcro or snap closure. In addition, strategically placed seams on the index finger deliver better dexterity and comfort on brake levers. With an emphasis on breathability and grip, the Freewheel Bike Gloves are designed to give the rider total control over the bike while on the trail.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
300818
Gender:
Unisex
Weight:
3.5 oz / 99 g
Origin:
Vietnam
Materials:
  • 87% Nylon 13% Spandex Power Mesh Back of Hand
  • 78% Nylon 22% Spandex Stretch Knit Fourchettes
  • 100% Polyurethane Synthetic Suede Palm
  • 100% Polyester Terry Sweat Wipe
Features:
  • Stretch
  • Lightweight
  • Breathable
  • Lightweight Poly Mesh Back of Hand
  • Synthetic Suede Palm with Perforation Venting and Silicone Grip Print
  • Touchscreen Compatible
  • Index Finger Patterned to Eliminate Common Failure Point
  • Back of Thumb Sweat Wipe
  • Secure Bonded Stretch Cuff
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