Endura Xtract Lite Cycling Mitt - Sunset Pink

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The Endura Xtract Lite Cycling Mitt is designed for male cyclists who prioritize comfort and ventilation during rides in hot climates. Featuring lightweight mesh and perforated padding, these mitts offer excellent airflow to keep hands cool and dry, though the specialized silk-blend material requires careful maintenance to preserve its texture and durability.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Pink |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Silk |
| Model Part Number | E1259PS/5 |
| Brand | Endura |
No, these are specifically engineered as hot-climate mitts and provide very little insulation.
While hand washing is recommended to protect the silk material, if you must use a machine, place them in a laundry mesh bag on a cold, delicate cycle.
The design focuses on breathability and airflow; please refer to the product care instructions regarding the specific material application.
It mimics the natural lines and anatomy of your hand to improve grip and reduce pressure on sensitive nerves.
With proper care, the silk blend is durable, but you should avoid contact with abrasive surfaces like hook-and-loop fasteners on other apparel.
Ensure the glove is correctly sized for your hand and that the Palmistry lines align with your natural palm creases; check that the wrist cuff is properly positioned.
Wash the palms gently with mild soap and water to remove oils, dirt, or sweat buildup that can coat the silicone surface.
To ensure the longevity of your Endura Xtract Lite Cycling Mitts, follow these guidelines: because the gloves contain delicate silk-blend materials, it is highly recommended to hand wash them in cool water with a mild detergent. Avoid using harsh chemicals or bleach, as these can degrade the elasticity of the mesh and the integrity of the silk fibers. Air dry the gloves away from direct sunlight or high heat sources, which can cause the gel padding to harden or the fabric to shrink. When putting them on, pull the glove from the cuff area to avoid putting excessive stress on the mesh backhand.