Giro Blaze 2.0 Glove
Product Description
When the seasons change and the temperatures drop, reach no further than the Giro Blaze 2.0 Glove. Thanks to Polartec Windbloc material on the outside and a microfleece lining, the glove stays incredibly warm in cold temperatures. Although these gloves are designed for cool temperatures, the slim design helps maintain dexterity while shifting and braking.
For added protection while riding in low light conditions, the Giro Blaze 2.0 Glove features reflective screen print patterns across the backhand to enhance viability and improve safety. The glove is not only warm, it is very comfortable. Optimized gel padding is combined with a 3-panel design to help keep your hands happy for miles. Ideal for fall, winter and spring, this glove has a temperature rating from 40° to 50° F. Lastly, this glove features smart touchscreen technology that allows you to keep your glove on while using your phone.
The Giro Blaze 2.0 Glove is offered in multiple sizes and two great color options. Please refer to the attached sizing guide to help determine the best fit for you.
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