Giro Vulc Lightweight Dirt Gloves - Black - Size S

Introducing the Vulc Lightweight Glove, part of Giro's renowned Vulc glove family. Say farewell to cold fingers and stay focused on your winter ride with optimal comfort. The three-layer softshell backhand, windproof membrane, and hydrophobic AX® Suede palm with microfleece lining ensure warmth. The long gauntlet cuff eliminates gaps, fitting seamlessly over your jersey and under your jacket. Suitable for temperatures from 50 degrees F / 10 degrees C to well below 32 degrees F / 0 degrees C. All Vulc gloves feature Touchscreen Technology™ for convenient smartphone use, making them the ideal choice for winter riders. The optional Inuheat™ One power pack for specially designed gloves offers active heating. Providing up to 7 hours of runtime and rechargeable via USB-C, this unit provides customizable warmth. Easily control the ten heat levels with the large button on the power pack or remotely through a smartphone app. Elevate your comfort in extreme cold conditions with this cutting-edge heating technology, available as a separate accessory.

• The Inuheat One Power Pack is essential for activating heating element yarns in a wearable heating system. Its slim, waterproof design discreetly fits under layers, resisting winter's wet conditions. With a fast charge time, it ensures uninterrupted use throughout the day.
• Super Fit Engineering is a proprietary process that guides the fit, design, and patterning of every Giro glove for maximum comfort and performance. By carefully tailoring the palm, fingers, and padding zones to match the shape and size of the hand, Super Fit Engineering reduces bunching and discomfort while enhancing grip, bar feel, and the effectiveness of the padding. And with as many as six sizes available per model, almost any rider can find a great pair of gloves to match their needs.
• AX Suede® is a premium microfiber that remains supple and grippy while offering proven durability.
• Durable Water Repellent (DWR) is a finish or coating added to Giro fabrics to make them water-resistant so they can shrug off rain, snow, and damp conditions.