BBB Highshield winter gloves review
Unless you're deep into an interval-packed winter training programme, these should see you through the majority of riding without overly hot or cold hands. Contact www.windwave.co.uk
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Tick all the boxes
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Well priced
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Not quite as breathable as more expensive rivals
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With a silicon-print palm, windproof membrane, thermal filling, and a pretty water repellent outer surface, these BBB Highshield gloves tick all our British winter boxes.
Internally the bulk packs down so what initially feels quite restrictive soon becomes far airier.
A long cuff with a pull is snug enough to prevent draughts for most folk, but not so bulky that it doesn't fit under a jacket sleeve. The breathability isn't as high as some higher spec gloves but then neither is the price.
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