The revamped Strike Glove from Endura takes one of their top - selling gloves and gives it a fresh makeover, making it more outstanding than ever. All the features that made this glove a best - seller remain, while new materials and an enhanced panel design turn it into a must - have for cyclists during winter. A breathable and waterproof membrane is cleverly placed between the inner and outer layers of the glove. This membrane shields your hands from the elements, keeping them warm and dry no matter how you ride. The lining is made of a soft brushed fabric that gives you instant warmth when you put on the gloves. The stretch outer fabrics, with an eco - friendly PFC - free DWR finish, offer excellent flexibility. The internal membrane is fully waterproof and breathable. The low - bulk, fast - dry, insulating liner adds to the comfort. The durable, synthetic leather palm comes with vibration - damping gel padding and silicone prints for a great grip. The extended cuff with a Velcro adjuster ensures a better fit and more warmth. There's also a full - finger Terry sweat wipe, and reflective prints for better visibility at night. The gloves are made of 35% Nylon, 35% Polyester, 20% PU, and 10% Elastane.
Using these Endura Strike Cycling Gloves is a breeze. Just pull them on like you would with any regular gloves. The Velcro adjuster on the extended cuff allows you to adjust the fit according to your preference. For best results, make sure your hands are dry before putting them on. When riding, the breathable and waterproof membrane will keep your hands warm and dry. The silicone prints on the palm give you a great grip on the handlebars. If you get sweaty, use the full - finger Terry sweat wipe to dry your face. As for maintenance, it's recommended to hand - wash the gloves in lukewarm water with mild detergent. Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals. After washing, gently squeeze out the water and let them air - dry. Don't wring them or put them in the dryer, as this may damage the materials. Also, store them in a cool, dry place when not in use.
