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Endura SingleTrack (Limited Edition) gloves


The SingleTrack gloves have quickly become some of our favourites. This is down to the well-shaped, thin palm, which ensures you get plenty of feel and feedback from the grips. It doesn’t bunch when you’re gripping on for dear life either, and gets some useful reinforcement on the thumb.

There’s silicone print on the palm (though not much of it) and some on the index and middle finger too, which can give a bit of extra purchase in the dry, but gets a little slippery if your brake levers are wet. The back of the glove is a robust affair, with some added TPU strips to protect your most exposed knuckles. These are flexible, so go unnoticed while riding.

The thick neoprene cuff has a small Velcro tab to keep things feeling secure, though it can get warm on hot days. Considering the level of quality on offer, the price is good. Some riders may miss having a snot wipe, though.

Price $40



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