Dissent 133 glove layering system review

Four pairs of gloves give you 11 options to tackle different wet or cold conditions

Cycling Weekly Verdict

The Dissent 133 glove layering system provides a versatile solution to allow you to find the right mix of warmth, wind resistance and waterproofing for off-season riding. Glove care is much easier than with single piece winter gloves and it’s easy to shed a layer or add one if conditions change during a ride.

Reasons to buy
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    Versatility for different conditions

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    Easy on, off and adjustment

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    Silicone pads for wet weather grip

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    Touch screen fingers on all but the silk liner gloves

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Reasons to avoid
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    Full set is pricey

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    Using three layers together, dexterity is reduced

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How many pairs of gloves do you own? Chances are that you have various weights for different degrees of coldness and wetness, and that none of them are quite right. The Dissent 133 glove layering system aims to tackle this.

It’s from the people behind Hunt Bike Wheels, who are used to catering for the UK rider. The name comes from the 133 days a year that it rains in an average year in the south of the UK.

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