Luvas de ciclismo FOX Defend Thermo - Preto, tamanho L

The FOX Defend Thermo Gloves are designed for cold-weather mountain biking and trail riding, offering a perfect blend of warmth, dexterity, and durability. These unisex gloves feature a fleece lining and DWR coating to keep your hands comfortable in wet and windy conditions. The single-layer Clarino® synthetic leather palm provides excellent grip and bar feel, while the conductive thread on the thumb and index finger allows touchscreen use without removing the gloves. Reflective details enhance visibility in low light, and the micro-suede thumb wipe is handy for clearing sweat or goggles.

Advantages

These gloves excel in cold, damp conditions, providing insulation without bulk. The pre-curved fit reduces hand fatigue, and the compression molded cuff ensures a secure seal against the elements. Silicone print on fingertips improves grip on brake levers and shifters.

Suitable for

• Cold weather mountain biking
• Trail riding in autumn and winter
• Enduro and downhill riding
• Commuters needing wind and water resistance

Key specifications

• Product Type: Cycling Gloves
• Intended Use: Cold Weather Cycling, Mountain Biking, Trail Riding
• Season: Autumn, Winter
• Gender: Unisex
• Size: Large (L)
• Color: Black
• Backhand Material: Polyester, Nylon, Spandex Blend
• Palm Material: Single-layer Clarino® (Synthetic Leather)
• Insulation: Fleece Lining
• Water Resistance: DWR (Durable Water Repellent) Coating
• Wind Resistance: Yes
• Touchscreen Compatibility: Yes (Conductive Thread on Thumb and Index Finger)
• Closure Type: Slip-on Cuff
• Grip Enhancement: Silicone Print on Fingertips
• Padding: No
• Fit: Pre-curved Design
• Cuff Type: Compression Molded Cuff
• Sweat Wipe: Micro-suede Thumb Wipe
• Reflective Details: Yes (Logo)

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair these gloves with a breathable base layer and a windproof jacket. They are ideal for riders who demand warmth and dexterity in cold, wet conditions. The touchscreen compatibility allows easy use of GPS devices or smartphones on the trail.