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MASK · Short-Finger Gloves

Mask Short Finger Cycling Gloves, Black, Medium

Simple black mitts for everyday riding.

$35

Only 2 left · Ready to pick up from Ashburton Cycles

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Short finger
Style
Black
Colour
Medium
Size

Overview

Riders who want a simple, understated glove for warm-weather rides.

The Mask Short Finger Cycling Glove is a classic black fingerless mitt for road, commuting and casual riding in warmer weather.

A short-finger glove protects your palms if you come off, soaks up a little road buzz and keeps sweaty hands from slipping on the bars. This one is in size Medium.

Short finger

Cool and airy for warm days.

Palm protection

Covers your palms on the bars and if you fall.

Black

Goes with any kit.

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Specifications

Glove

Style
Short finger (fingerless)
Colour
Black
Size
M

Who it's for

Great for

  • Warm-weather road and commuter rides
  • Everyday riding

Maybe not for

  • Cold mornings
  • Mountain biking where you want full-finger protection

Size Medium. Gloves should be snug without pinching across the knuckles. Pop in and try a size if you're unsure.

Worth knowing

Getting them off

Short-finger gloves can be fiddly to remove when your hands are sweaty. Pull them off by the finger tabs or turn them inside out from the wrist, rather than tugging the cuff, and they will last longer.

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