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Endura Fs260-pro Nemo 2 Waterproof Gloves Small - Black

The idea of using neoprene as a barrier against the cold has been around since 1950s in wetsuits but was only recently adopted for cycling. The theory was; if it can keep you warm in near zero water submersion it can keep your hands warm on the bike. The FS260-Pro Nemo Glove II proves this theory correct helping keep your hands warm on even some of the coolest dampest days. Superstretch InsulationThe high quality susperstretch neoprene creates a comfortable snug fitting glove and the addition of a wicking terry inner moves moisture away from your skin and adds a little extra warmth.  Superstretch neoprene outer    Wicking terry inner for insulating warmth    Waterproof fabric with welded construction    Deep cuff overlaps with sleeve &nbs...

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Price: £33.30 from Cyclestore

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