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Endura Pro Sl Primaloft Waterproof Gloves

Endura's warmest waterproof glove. These premium hand warmers keep roadies comfortable all winter long. Fabrics Premium fabrics and Primaloft insulation are combined in a waterproof construction to provide an unrivaled fit and amazing levels of insulation in even the coldest conditions. PrimaLoft PrimaLoft® insulation boasts an exceptional warmth to weight ratio tiny pack size extremely breathable construction and is highly water resistant making it a tremendously versatile performance insulator. 90 DAY SATISFACTION GUARANTEE So confident are we in this product that if you are not entirely satisfied with it then we offer a no-quibble refund or replacement policy within 90 days of purchase.  Stretch softshell backhand and fingers  Seam-sealed waterproof breathable in...

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Price: £49.99 from Cyclestore

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