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5 Brisker Cold Weather Glove


Brand: 100% Distributor: Silverfish UK


Mother Nature has met its match with this low profile glove engineered to keep you going fast in cooler weather. Get the perfect amount of insulation to block out damp, cool weather while maintaining exceptional dexterity and control of your bike. Available in many colours for Youth, Women and Men. RRP: £31.99


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7 ControlZone Winter Gloves Brand: BBB


Distributor: Windwave


A lightweight softshell glove for milder winter conditions. Made with a breathable, windproof fabric and foam padded palm for optimal


contact and grip. The thin neoprene cuff allows for a close fit that can be worn underneath a winter jacket or jersey and there are reflective details on the sides of the glove for extra visibility in low light. RRP: £25.99


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6 Winter Riding Gloves Brand: Muc-Off


Distributor: Muc-Off


Up your cold-weather glove game with our Winter Riders Gloves. These gloves are comfortable, and come with an extended neoprene cuff and a DWR water-resistant outer layer to help keep your hands dry. On top of that, the ultra-durable


construction means they can withstand a beating winter after winter, even the toughest of conditions. RRP: £50


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8 One10 Brand: SQlab


Distributor: Boards & More Group


The SQ-Gloves One10 offer reliable protection against the cold, thanks to their waterproof, thin and flexible palm which is combined with an optional rain cover to be pulled over the fingers or hidden at the top of the wrist. The special sizing concept not only includes sizes XS to XL, but also a Slim and Wide version for each size, to provide an optimal fit for every hand. RRP: £64.99


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