Pearl Izumi PRO AmFIB Lobster Gloves (Black) (XS)
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Pearl Izumi's PRO AmFIB Lobster Glove is there for you when the weather gets cold. Constructed from 130g Primaloft Gold insulation, a waterproof insert and DWR coated softshell outer. The classic lobster claw design keeps hands and fingers warmer than a traditional full finger glove without compromising dexterity. Fleece lining is soft on the skin, and reflective elements increase visibility during lowlight rides.
Features:
- PRO Softshell with DWR finish shell provides wind and water protection
- 130g Primaloft Gold insulation provides warmth without bulk
- Clarino synthetic leather palm provides superior softness and durability
- Fleece lined interior
- Hook and loop closure
- 1:1 Palm design
- Anatomic fit maximizes finger dexterity for shifting and braking
- Soft fleece wiping surface on thumb
- Reflective elements for low–light visibility
Specifications:
Back of Hand Material: 46% Polyester / 36% Nylon / 10% Elastane / 8% Polyurethane
Palm Material: 60% Nylon / 40% Polyurethane
Liner Material: 100% Polyester
Insulation Material: 100% Polyester
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Tuesday, Apr 21 2020 (9 months ago)
Pearl Izumi PRO AmFIB Lobster Gloves (Black) (XS) (S)
I have been using an awesome pair of Pearl Izumi lobster gloves (Primaloft?) for many, many years and while the PRO AmFIB lobster gloves look sharp, they are functionally a downgrade in many ways. In particular, (1) replacing the fleece wiping surface on the back of the index/middle finger with non-fleece, rubbery strip surface means I can't really use it to wipe away nasal residue and comfortably clean debris from my tires during rides, (2) replacing the wrist hugging fabric with a generic wrist cover means that my wrists are exposed many times as I extend my arms during rides and (3) last but not least the addition of a Velcro glove tightening wrist solution. I mean seriously, once I put on my lobster gloves, the last thing I want to do is try to fasten a Velcro strap on my other hand. Other than that, the gloves are good.
