Highland Claw Gloves
Wasserdicht | Unisex
65,00 €
Lobsterhandschuhe mit texturierter Innenhand für guten Grip, ideal für Radfahren in den kältesten und feuchtesten Bedingungen. Weiterlesen
Hauptvorteile Alle Vorteile
- 100% wasserdicht, winddicht und atmungsaktiv
- Lobsterhandschuhe mit strukturierter Innenhand für guten Grip beim Bremsen und Kuppeln
- Hohe Sichtbarkeit – Reflektierender Aufdruck für schlechte Lichtverhältnisse
- 100% wasserdicht, winddicht und atmungsaktiv
- Lobsterhandschuhe mit strukturierter Innenhand für guten Grip beim Bremsen und Kuppeln
- Hohe Sichtbarkeit – Reflektierender Aufdruck für schlechte Lichtverhältnisse
- Außergewöhnliche Wärme – Zusätzliche Isolation für die kältesten Bedingungen
Lobsterhandschuhe mit texturierter Innenhand für guten Grip, ideal für Radfahren in den kältesten und feuchtesten Bedingungen.
- Äußere: 48% Polyester, 27%Polyurethane, 18% Nylon, 4% Elastane, 3%Rubber
- Membran: Micro-pourous Membrane | Polyurethane
- Innere: 100% Polyester
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Climashield Description
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The perfect barrier between you and the most challenging wet weather. Our products are developed in such a way as to give 100% waterproof protection whilst being incredibly breathable and dexterous. Add in varying layers of insulation means we can offer waterproof products for all climates.
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Anti-slip lining improves dexterity and feel through reduced friction and virtually eliminates liner pull-out, giving you a glove which performs in a significantly better way to standard multi-layer gloves. This lining enables you to endure the elements and defy the outdoors whatever the weather
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Thermal Rating
Dieses Produkt ist mit 5 bewertet und bietet strapazierfähigen Schutz für die kältesten Bedinungen. -
Two Year Guarantee
This product qualifies for our Two Year Guarantee
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Product Care
Wash At 30C/85F, Drip Dry (Not On A Radiator), Do Not Dry Clean, Do Not Iron, Do Not Bleach
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Britisches Design & Technologie
Unsere Produkte werden mit führenden technischen Experten, Athleten und Designern entwickelt, damit sie auf dem höchsten Niveau performen können
Highland Claw Cycling Gloves is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Mat2020 from
Here's hoping!
This is slightly hopeful... I've bought these gloves in spring (because of a price reduction), but I'm not really going to know if they keep my fingers warm on the sub zero days until next winter. The concept seems like a very good idea to me (fingers together for warmth, but the ability to brake/ change gear).
I was impressed with the lack of hassle dealing with Sealskinz. I ordered a "medium", although it turns out that I needed a large. REturn postage and exchange all no problem (and their expense, not mine). Impressed. The large are fairly tight, and I'd be surprised if medium fit a man unless he has Trump-sized small hands.
Date published: 2019-04-03
Rated 5 out of
5
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bigbigdan1000 from
Awesome gloves for bad weather riding
I purchased these gloves after a ride in wet and windy conditions where my hands got soaked and frozen. Wearing these, my hands stayed toasty warm (almost a bit sweaty!) and dry.
Date published: 2019-04-03
Rated 5 out of
5
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bobb from
Highland claw gloves
Bought from Sealskinz when they have a deal on & got them for a good price.
The gloves keep me mountain biking throughout the winter & are my number 1 go to.
Date published: 2019-04-03
Rated 5 out of
5
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Schornsteinfeger from
Warm, waterproof, light
These are by far the best cycling gloves I have found: warm, waterproof, light, fairly sensitive. I am currently wearing my second pair, having lost the first ones after a couple of years. I wear them everyday for commuting, at temperatures between -15 and +7 degrees centigrade, sometimes with inner gloves when the mercury plunges. I expect to get about 250 hours of wear from them.
Here are two important things to consider:
1) buy a larger size than you would expect, because they are close fitting;
2) when you take them off, hang them up so that the lining can dry, because it gets damp from the transpiration of your hands.
Date published: 2019-04-02
Rated 5 out of
5
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dougg from
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Bought a month ago. Live in Northern PA. Temps between 15-40. They are great.. ..even with one of the seems never having been stitched by the manufacturer. I didn't notice until yesterday. I guess i'll update my review after i get through the return procedure.
Date published: 2019-03-10
Rated 5 out of
5
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MacBikePro from
Who Needs Bar Mitts?
Took one ride to get used to the split-fingered grip. Grabbing the brakes was a little different than my old gloves as there's a bit of extra fabric on the fingertips, but I'm going a lot slower in the winter, so it's not a problem.
They are so warm that wearing them above 20° F (I'm in the US) is probably not recommended. I rode on a cloudly, 27° day and had to switch back to my non-insulated gloves! At 18°, and any amount of wind, these gloves were perfection! I rode in temps as cold as 13° with a stiff wind and was so comfortable!
I usually use my gloves as an indicator for when I need to stop, but not anymore! My old gloves would go about 45 minutes, then begin to get wet and cold, so I would switch to another pair. Now, I no longer need to switch as the Highland Claws stay dry, shrug off snow which doesn't melt on the glove, and even if my hands sweat, which seems less common that my previous wind-resistant, but not insulated gloves, my hands don't become chilled! All my cold-WX-riding friends use bar mitts and I just think they're restrictive. Unless you double-glove, you're resigned to pulling out less-protected hands to manipulate items. With the Highland Claws, one doesn't need mitts, and maybe the 2-fingered system won't allow you to play saxophone while wearing them, they're not bad, and way more flexible than mitts. I'll take that trade-off, and I don't have to switch mitts to ride a second bike!
Sizing is good. I prefer tight riding gear that doesn't move around unecessarily. I'm a medium, and getting the Highland Claws on and off is a little bit of work. I'd like to have a larger/wider cuff, and there is a cinch strap, but it doesn't affect the opening at the wrist. Fortunately, once inside sizing feels right and the insulation doesn't seem to give or move while riding. As stated by the company, even though the insulation seems to pull a little, it never comes out when removing them. I even used them while shoveling snow, and running a snow blower. The Claws were warmer than my normal wool gloves. Highly recommended!
Date published: 2018-02-20
Rated 5 out of
5
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JoeinAk from
Sealskinz
These have kept my hands warm down to zero. It hasn’t gotten any colder than that but they should be good to go at lower temperatures than zero. They seem to run small formu hand size.
Date published: 2018-02-17
Rated 5 out of
5
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PoorPop from
Warm gloves, just right for a February ride!
Nice cold weather gear. Just finished a blustery ride in the upper 20s with some brisk winds. These gloves did a great job keeping the wind at bay so my hands stayed warm.
Date published: 2018-02-05