The Fox River Fingerless Glove is great for any active outdoorsperson including cyclists. Although they are not cycling gloves they provide the warmth of a mitten with the convenience of fingerless gloves.
Fox River Fingerless Glove is made from premium Ragg wool for warmth and is fingerless to assure dexterity.
Fox River Fingerless Glove Features
- Medium weight, Fingerless glove
- Adult Handwear
- Premium Ragg wool gloves add the warmth without the weight
- Elastic cuff keeps wrists covered & warm.
- Temperature: Cold Weather (30s & above)
- Weight: Medium weight
- 85% wool, 15% nylon except 2% spandex added to cuff
Fox River Fingerless Glove Reviews
Rating: 
More reviewers rated these gloves very positively and used them for a variety of outdoor activities. Most people thought the gloves were great and not itchy. They keep the hands quite warm.
The only issue reported by many users was many found them a little tight while those people who ordered a larger size found them very comfortable. See one of the original reviews here.
One reviewer mentioned Fox River makes great socks and I was compelled to try these fingerless gloves. My high expectations were met 100%. I loved them so much that I bought another pair after losing one glove and these are such a great value.
Another reviewer stated these are just what I was looking for. They do run very small, so I suggest buying one size larger. The wool is not that itchy, and they make great glove inserts when the weather is just too cold to go fingerless.
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Although not designed as cycling gloves, Fox River Fingerless gloves can be considered for light training rides in cooler weather.
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