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Oxford Polar gloveA waterproof and insulated winter riding glove. Designed to be a high performing winter glove, the Polar glove has used a unique method of limiting the effects of windchill and self insulation by coupling fingers together, which allows for a better heat transfer and retains body warmth. Primaloft has a very efficient insulation rating, and is far better than most common material, which has been chosen to use in the glove to give high levels of dexterity and warmth. Nylon construction to the rear of the hand with accordion stretch panels to allow for comfort and flexibility, but a full leather palm for a mix abrasion resistance and better control. Key FeaturesDry2Dry waterproof and breathable membraneLeather and textile constructionPrimaloft thermal insulationFoam wrist and knuckle paddingWrist and cuff securing strapsPalm and sidewall overlaysSizing Guide-palm (cm)S - 19M - 20.5L - 22XL - 232XL - 24.53XL - 26Insulated motorcycle gloves may be smaller than summer variants, please use the size guide to help in finding which size glove you need, note this is only a guide and cannot determine an exact size.Quick code-GM216201
Price: £59.99 from Webbs Motorcycles
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