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  • Hestra Hestra Ventair Long 5 Finger Glove
  • Hestra Hestra Ventair Long 5 Finger Glove

Hestra Ventair Long 5 Finger Glove

$45.00
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The Hestra Ventair Long is a light, flexible full finger cycling glove for summer riding on road or trail, with a perforated palm for airflow. It comes in Black in size 10 and Pink in sizes 6 and 8.

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The Hestra Ventair Long is a light, flexible full finger cycling glove for summer riding on road or trail, with a perforated palm for airflow. It comes in Black in size 10 and Pink in sizes 6 and 8.

What it's for

Hot weather riding when you want grip and some protection without heat buildup. Hestra rates it 2 out of 8 for warmth and 7 out of 8 for mobility, close to a bare hand feel.

How it works

Perforated palm: Holes punched through the palm material let air in and sweat out while the palm still grips the bar.

Stretch back: A light, stretchy polyamide fabric keeps the fit close without bunching.

Features

  • Closure: Hook and loop at the wrist
  • Fit: Close fitting
  • Padding: Minimal

Sizing and fit

  • How to measure: Wrap a measuring tape around your hand just below the knuckles, leaving out the thumb. With no tape, use a string and measure the string against a ruler. Hestra posts a size guide on each product page.
  • Sizes offered here: Black in 10; Pink in 6 and 8

Care and service

  • Washing: Machine washable. Follow the care label inside the glove.

Specs

  • Back of hand: 90% polyamide, 10% polyurethane
  • Palm: Stretch polyester with ventilation holes, 70% recycled polyester and 30% PU
  • Warmth: 2 of 8 on Hestra's scale
  • Durability: 4 of 8
  • Mobility: 7 of 8
  • Waterproof: No
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