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The LEATT MTB 3.0 Endurance gloves in stealth black/grey are designed for riders who rack up the miles without compromising on comfort or precision. Combining an ultra-thin technical palm, a highly breathable back of the hand, and a carefully designed wrist support, they are the perfect companion on any rough terrain.
Leatt 's ultra-thin MicronGrip palm provides a direct, natural feel on the handlebars without sacrificing grip. Its pre-curved, form-fitting design, completely free of internal seams, eliminates irritating pressure points on long rides. Strategic padding is integrated into key areas to absorb vibrations from technical terrain and reduce hand muscle fatigue. Grip remains optimal in both dry and wet conditions, and the material's durability ensures longevity that meets the demands of serious mountain biking. Touchscreen-compatible fingers provide full compatibility with touchscreens without having to remove the glove.
The stretch upper features a superior mesh construction that promotes 360° active ventilation, efficiently wicking away heat and perspiration even during extended workouts. The fingers are made of stretch mesh to further enhance breathability in high-wear areas. Multi-row stitching incorporates Coates® stretch yarn, reinforcing the entire construction while maintaining freedom of movement and preventing chafing. An integrated sweatband completes the package for the most intense sessions.
The wrist closure system features a low-profile, discreet design combined with a stretchy fit for a precise hold without restricting movement or creating pressure points under protectors or handlebar grips. FormFit seams at each finger create a pre-shaped fit that conforms to the natural shape of the hand from the first time you put them on, eliminating creases and ensuring a consistent feel throughout your day of riding.
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