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My current pair of full finger Muddy Fox MTB gloves i have worn for years have finally worn through on the area surrounding the reinforced palms so i need a new set,

They dont sell the same Muddy Fox ones anymore so anybody got some ones to look at. Mixture of on road and off road in the colder months of the year but not full on insulated as i wear fingerless gloves in summer so a bit of palm reinforcement would be good ?
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OGlove are decent for that job.
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I have a pair of Endura singletrack, they have worn quite a bit hence the odd missing finger, the palms are a soft leather that’s held up well.

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Bigyin wrote: Mon Dec 28, 2020 12:14 am My current pair of full finger Muddy Fox MTB gloves i have worn for years have finally worn through on the area surrounding the reinforced palms so i need a new set,

They dont sell the same Muddy Fox ones anymore so anybody got some ones to look at. Mixture of on road and off road in the colder months of the year but not full on insulated as i wear fingerless gloves in summer so a bit of palm reinforcement would be good ?
I'm a tightwad with gloves - I buy fleece ones from decathlon - they have worked well up until now.
I also have some lobster claw ones for the purveyors of quality - On-One - once again, they work well - and appear waterproof ..
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I use a pair of 100% gloves that are thinly insulated and perfect for mtb in colder weather. £20

[https://winstanleysbmx.com/100-briske ... ack-small]
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Taff wrote: Mon Dec 28, 2020 11:12 am I use a pair of 100% gloves that are thinly insulated and perfect for mtb in colder weather. £20

[https://winstanleysbmx.com/100-briske ... ack-small]

My lad has them too
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Thanks , I’ll have a look ;)
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Stumbled across these as a cheap short term option to see me out of winter till i can actually get hands on a pair in a couple of months

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https://fdxsports.co.uk/products/j4-gel ... t3EALw_wcB
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Endura waterproof in the winter. Better than sealskinz in my experience. Silk liner when cold. I have some poc summer gloves which i really like which have d30 padding
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I’ve got a pair of these now, and also a few pairs of 100% gloves

https://www.specialized.com/gb/en/body- ... 67119-1602
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