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Low Profile Gloves

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slurm
Posts: 10 - Karma: 22
Looking for a slim / low profile glove to wear during the warmer months on the year. I have looked at POW gloves so far, are there any other brands I should sus?
Jul 25 2019 8:17AM
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oldmanski
Posts: 3083 - Karma: 21,771
Moto cross gloves work really good for the warmer months and come in various colors and styles. They arent completely waterproof but you can spray them.
Jul 25 2019 12:53PM
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LEATHERS
Posts: 23 - Karma: 118
We have a great low profile glove called The Ultra. Our new line launches on the 15th of September!

*Shameless self Endorsement
Jul 25 2019 2:39PM
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LamSobinsky
Posts: 364 - Karma: 4,287
Yooo get some Colab Gloves. The hot laps would be perfect for you. It’s a slim fitting light weight mit that is perfect for some warm temperatures. The palm of of the glove is also rubber which makes locking grabs in much easier. These things are bomb proof as well. A pair will last me 4 months lapping Trollhaugen’s toe rope 5 days a week. Definetly check em out.
Jul 25 2019 2:43PM
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nosebutterpizza
Posts: 231 - Karma: 1,397
fylow has a few low profile gloves for warm weather. their tough guy gloves are all I used this spring. all made out of pigskin leather. they're durable but also affordable
Jul 26 2019 2:58PM
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freeskibum82
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burton pipe gloves have been my go to forever
Jul 26 2019 3:06PM
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patagonialuke
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nosebutterpizzafylow has a few low profile gloves for warm weather. their tough guy gloves are all I used this spring. all made out of pigskin leather. they're durable but also affordable


For a really low-profile glove for very warm skiing, I absolutely love the Flylow John Henry. It's a lot more durable than most leather-less thin gloves and, in my mind, is the perfect weight / warmth for spring days or skinning uphill.

Other than that, I usually just us MTB gloves in the spring and summer, since they're thin and typically have leather or faux-leather palms.
Jul 26 2019 3:41PM
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Chunderface
Posts: 2439 - Karma: 9,566
Marmot "Work Glove."
Jul 28 2019 12:44AM
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HypeBeast
Posts: 9774 - Karma: 72,206
Pretty much any running glove will do
Jul 28 2019 1:11AM
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