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Orange seems to be the new black, and these gloves have been a staple in my kit through winter till now. After using them for pretty much every MTB (and gravel bike ride) that did not call for a cold weather glove, I think these are possibly the best gloves I have used in quite some time. Here is why.
From the Endura MTR website:
They have some palm padding, but not too much. They look and feel feel rugged enough to survive dirt sampling (and they have) but wear/fit like they are a lightweight glove. They have a long Terrycloth wipe section for snorky noses or sweaty brows.
They are also a bit of an in-between glove for temperature ranges. I used them often on colder days as a warm-up/climbing glove and swapped into colder weather gloves when the DG began. But on their own, they do well in cooler situations and warm days too. However, they might be a bit hot for sticky summer days. I have had gloves that felt more ethereal in hot weather (but did not last either).
Honestly, taken as a whole, they are simply well done and show no wear after multiple rides and several hand and machine washings. The MTR full fingered glove from Endura is a fine example of getting simple things right.
RRP is $54.99
I use endure singletrack II gloves. Much bigger palm heel pad which I like cause it prevents blood flow issues unpadded glove bring me. Same elastic wrist fit. They fit really well and seem to be wearing really well too.