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Raptor Mountain Biking Gloves - Unemployment Line Overlook
Raptor Mountain Biking Gloves - Unemployment Line Overlook
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Unleash your full potential with the Gnartisan Goods Raptor Mountain Biking Gloves – the mountain biking glove engineered for Galbraith's most legendary trails.
From the technical ascents of Up 2 Something to the high-speed berms of Blue Ribbon and the playful lines of Unemployment Line, the Gnartisan Goods Raptor Mountain Biking Glove provides an unparalleled blend of dexterity and durability. We've meticulously designed, tested, and optimized our glove to provide you with the best riding experience while navigating Galbraith's famed loam, techy roots, and flowy jump lines .
Built to withstand the unpredictable PNW climate, these gloves feature:
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Four-way stretch fabric conforming to your hand for a natural fit that moves freely with you |
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Microfiber leather palms provide exceptional durability and a secure grip on your handlebars, whether you're navigating technical descents or climbing tough ascents |
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Touch screen compatibility in thumb and index finger |
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Absorbent terry cloth thumb patch lets you wipe away sweat or mud without missing a beat |
Whether you're sending it on SST, finding your flow on Double Vision, or mastering the technical challenges of Space Wolf, the Gnartisan Goods Raptor Mountain Biking Glove ensures your grip stays locked, your hands stay protected, and your focus remains squarely on the trail ahead.
Embrace the Loam, Conquer the Mountain.
Size Chart
Getting the right glove fit is crucial for comfort, performance, and durability. Follow these simple steps to ensure your Gnartisan Goods gloves fit you perfectly.
Step 1: Measure Your Hand
You will need a flexible measuring tape (a fabric one is ideal).
- Hand Circumference: Wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of your palm, just below your knuckles, excluding your thumb. Make sure the tape is snug but not tight. This is your hand circumference measurement.
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Hand Length: Measure from the base of your palm (where your wrist meets your hand) to the tip of your middle finger.
Step 2: Refer to Our Sizing Chart
Once you have your measurements, find your size on the chart below. If your measurements fall between sizes, we generally recommend sizing up for a more comfortable fit, or down for a tighter, more performance-oriented fit, depending on your preference and the glove's intended use.
Step 3: Check Your Fit
Once you receive your gloves, try them on and ensure they meet these criteria:
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Snug, but not restrictive: The gloves should fit snugly around your fingers and palm without feeling overly tight or cutting off circulation.
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No excess material at fingertips: Your fingertips should reach the ends of the glove fingers without much extra material. Too much excess can reduce dexterity.
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Comfortable thumb placement: The thumb should fit comfortably without pulling or bunching.
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Full range of motion: You should be able to make a fist and move your fingers freely without significant resistance from the glove material.
Pro Tip for Glove Care:
Proper fit also extends the life of your gloves! Gloves that are too small can stretch and wear out faster, while gloves that are too large can bunch up and cause discomfort or blisters.