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The best mountain bike gloves offer excellent grip, abrasion protection, insulation, and padding. Minimizing blisters is all about getting the right glove fit.

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If you’re like me, you prefer not to wear gloves if at all possible. However, here in the sauna that is summer in the South, gloves are a necessity just to keep your hands from slipping off the grips. The five glove options below all share some common features which I look for when mountain biking in …

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The DBX 4.0 Windblocker gloves offer serious protection for your hands. Not only do they keep hands comfortable and firmly attached to the handlebars, they also offer a level of protection most mountain bike gloves do not, thanks to Armourgel armoring. But more on that later. First, the basic stuff: the DBX 4.0 Windblocker gloves are designed …

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Pogies are a popular solution to the problem of cold hands when fat biking. However, having big sacks of windproof fabric covering your handlebars isn’t exactly a lightweight, elegant solution, and frankly, some pogies can be expensive and not user-friendly. If you want to simply stick with a tried-and-true pair of gloves, the Sugoi Zap Split …

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The brand-new Rivet from Giro is an all-purpose riding glove for mountain bikers who want full finger protection without the associated bulk. Designed to provide just a thin layer of protection while improving grip, the Rivet is based on Giro’s LTZ™ road glove, which also features a close fitting feel with limited material around your …

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