The mountain biking racing club at Payne Junior High School in Queen Creek recently received an anonymous donation of mountain biking gloves worth $1,000.
The easiest way to cool off your hands when it’s hot is to remove the gloves. However, when the grips get slippery and there are tree trunks to punch, a light layer of protection can make a heavy difference. Our testers took a spin with nine different pairs of mountain biking gloves to see what’s so great about each of them, and what’s not.
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The mountain biking racing club at Payne Junior High School in Queen Creek recently received an anonymous donation of mountain biking gloves worth $1,000.
The easiest way to cool off your hands when it’s hot is to remove the gloves. However, when the grips get slippery and there are tree trunks to punch, a light layer of protection can make a heavy difference. Our testers took a spin with nine different pairs of mountain biking gloves to see what’s so great about each of them, and what’s not.
