Endura Strike Glove

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Good gloves. Endura sizing is a bit surprising. I took a size or two larger than normal.

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Warm at first, but the lining grinds, gets wet, and the fingers get cold. It's really hard to get sweaty fingers out of the glove when the lining comes with it. Maybe I should have bought bigger ones and used them with underwear.

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The gloves seem like basic gloves and were not very expensive. The bad thing for me is that the inner lining doesn't stay in place at all and always comes off when I take the gloves off.

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I bought it 3 weeks ago and the mileage is approx. 300. The first impression was good and it was snappy even when driving. Everything changes when the run is longer than 30 min and the hands sweat (the material is exceptionally abrasive). The lining gets soaked through, as a result of which the warm glove is already cold at temperatures of +5 degrees. However, the worst thing is if you have to take the gloves off your hand during the trip. In this case, putting them back in the hand is practically impossible, because the wet lining is inside the outer shell as a shapeless, wet lump. I do not recommend it to anyone and I hope that the store removes the product from the selection.

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Your hands sweat easily, the inner glove sticks when you take it off, your fingers get cold easily because of the humidity, the grip feels flimsy.

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Very visible, fairly warm gloves.

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does not breathe, hands sweat to dryness after which they are cold. the lining goes off when you take off your gloves.