Etxeondo Esku Windstopper

Versátil

Polyvalent

Marc - 15/03/2020

Traducción generada automáticamente Ver en el idioma original

La calidad de Etxeando está ahí. Guante ideal para la temporada baja.

La qualité Etxeando est au rendez-vous. Gant idéal pour l'inter-saison.

Respuesta de nuestro experto

Guantes

Handschoenen

Pieter - 13/02/2020

Traducción generada automáticamente Ver en el idioma original

Bien conectado y a prueba de viento, agradable y cálido.

Goed aangesloten en winddicht, lekker warm

Respuesta de nuestro experto

Guante para clima frío más versátil

Most versatile cool weather glove

Jay from washington state usa - 09/02/2020

Traducción generada automáticamente Ver en el idioma original

Si bien, en mi opinión, tienen "fallas" de sus productos (como jerseys súper elásticos) en general, he sido fanático de Etxeondo durante muchos años. Son una marca de nicho en los Estados Unidos, y sus productos no siempre están ampliamente disponibles, por lo que agradezco que BikeInn lleve este guante (¡el único lugar en el que podría encontrarlo!). Compré este guante por primera vez hace unos tres años y con el uso repetido en otoño e invierno en el frío, pero no demasiado frío, en el noroeste del Pacífico, he descubierto que es mi principal guante "ir a". Ningún guante funcionará para nadie si no se ajusta correctamente. Con la palma hacia arriba, mi mano mide 20 cm desde la línea de la muñeca hasta la punta del dedo medio. Al rodearme los nudillos con la mano plana, mido unos 20,5 cm. Una talla "L" para mí me queda casi como si estuviera hecha para mí. He probado guantes con dedos completos en Ralpha, Pearl y Girodana y, aunque han sido perfectamente aceptables, el ajuste no es tan bueno (dedos un poco más largos en Ralpa, por ejemplo). Por supuesto, si su mano es diferente a la mía, esas marcas podrían ser mejores para usted. En general, me gusta el guante porque respira bien, es liviano y bloquea bien el viento en las numerosas bajadas que encuentro. Si bien todos tienen un rango de temperatura diferente con el que se sienten cómodos, este guante me gusta más o menos en un rango de 4.5-9 C. Más frío que el que usaría un guante más grueso (que no será tan sensible en la sensación de frenado desafortunadamente) y más cálido uso un fino guante Pearl Izumi que tengo (no recomiendo el forro del guante Exteondo como guante porque no agarra el manillar). Si bien el par que he estado usando durante tres años me ha ayudado muy bien (los productos de Exteondo suelen ser de muy buena a excelente calidad), obtuve un segundo par en caso de que pierda el mío o el producto se descontinúe (I no me gusta acumular, pero a veces lamento no haberme abastecido de productos que me gustan mucho solo para que se descontinúen [como el i-Pod Nano 7]). Entonces, si estos guantes te quedan bien, ¡creo que te encantará!

While they do have their product "misses" in my view (such as super stretchy jerseys) overall I've been a fan of Etxeondo for many years. They are a bit of a niche brand in the states, and their products aren't always widely available, so I appreciate BikeInn carrying this glove (the only place I could find it!). I first bought this glove about three years ago and with repeated usage in the fall and winter in the chilly, but not overly cold, pacific northwest, I've have found it to be my main "go to" glove. No glove will work for any one if it doesn't fit correctly. Palm up, my hand measures 20cm from wrist line to tip of my middle finger. Going around my knuckles with my hand remaining flat I measure about 20.5cm. A size "L" for me fits almost as if it's made for me. I've tried full finger gloves in Ralpha, Pearl, & Girodana and while they have been perfectly acceptable, the fit isn't quite as good (fingers a little longer in the Ralpa for instance). Of course, if your hand is different than mine those brands might be better for you. Overall I like the glove because it breathes well, is lightweight, and does a good job of blocking wind on the numerous downhills I encounter. While everyone has a different temp range they're comfortable with, I like this glove best at about a range of 4.5-9 C. Colder than that I'd use a thicker glove (which won't be as sensitive in feel for braking unfortunately) and warmer I use a thin Pearl Izumi glove I have (I don't recommend the Exteondo glove liner as a glove because it doesn't grip the handlebars). While the pair I've been using for three years has help up very well--(Exteondo products are typically very good to excellent quality)--I did get a second pair in case I lose mine, or the product is discontinued (I don't like to hoard, but sometimes I regret not stocking up on products I like a lot only to have them be discontinued [like the i-Pod Nano 7]). So if this gloves fits, I think you'll love it!

Respuesta de nuestro experto

Gore Tex

Most versatile cool weather glove

Oscar Jesus - 09/01/2020

Traducción generada automáticamente Ver en el idioma original

Los compre al ser windstopper y por la marca que te aseguras calidad pero cuál es mi sorpresa que además son gore tex según marca su etiqueta así que súper contento calidad etxeondo

While they do have their product "misses" in my view (such as super stretchy jerseys) overall I've been a fan of Etxeondo for many years. They are a bit of a niche brand in the states, and their products aren't always widely available, so I appreciate BikeInn carrying this glove (the only place I could find it!). I first bought this glove about three years ago and with repeated usage in the fall and winter in the chilly, but not overly cold, pacific northwest, I've have found it to be my main "go to" glove. No glove will work for any one if it doesn't fit correctly. Palm up, my hand measures 20cm from wrist line to tip of my middle finger. Going around my knuckles with my hand remaining flat I measure about 20.5cm. A size "L" for me fits almost as if it's made for me. I've tried full finger gloves in Ralpha, Pearl, & Girodana and while they have been perfectly acceptable, the fit isn't quite as good (fingers a little longer in the Ralpa for instance). Of course, if your hand is different than mine those brands might be better for you. Overall I like the glove because it breathes well, is lightweight, and does a good job of blocking wind on the numerous downhills I encounter. While everyone has a different temp range they're comfortable with, I like this glove best at about a range of 4.5-9 C. Colder than that I'd use a thicker glove (which won't be as sensitive in feel for braking unfortunately) and warmer I use a thin Pearl Izumi glove I have (I don't recommend the Exteondo glove liner as a glove because it doesn't grip the handlebars). While the pair I've been using for three years has help up very well--(Exteondo products are typically very good to excellent quality)--I did get a second pair in case I lose mine, or the product is discontinued (I don't like to hoard, but sometimes I regret not stocking up on products I like a lot only to have them be discontinued [like the i-Pod Nano 7]). So if this gloves fits, I think you'll love it!

Respuesta de nuestro experto

Guantes de gran calidad

Most versatile cool weather glove

Ander Marto Velasco - 18/02/2019

Traducción generada automáticamente Ver en el idioma original

Guantes geniales, tal y como esperaba. Son suficientemente abrigados sin perder apenas tacto en los mandos de cambio y freno.

While they do have their product "misses" in my view (such as super stretchy jerseys) overall I've been a fan of Etxeondo for many years. They are a bit of a niche brand in the states, and their products aren't always widely available, so I appreciate BikeInn carrying this glove (the only place I could find it!). I first bought this glove about three years ago and with repeated usage in the fall and winter in the chilly, but not overly cold, pacific northwest, I've have found it to be my main "go to" glove. No glove will work for any one if it doesn't fit correctly. Palm up, my hand measures 20cm from wrist line to tip of my middle finger. Going around my knuckles with my hand remaining flat I measure about 20.5cm. A size "L" for me fits almost as if it's made for me. I've tried full finger gloves in Ralpha, Pearl, & Girodana and while they have been perfectly acceptable, the fit isn't quite as good (fingers a little longer in the Ralpa for instance). Of course, if your hand is different than mine those brands might be better for you. Overall I like the glove because it breathes well, is lightweight, and does a good job of blocking wind on the numerous downhills I encounter. While everyone has a different temp range they're comfortable with, I like this glove best at about a range of 4.5-9 C. Colder than that I'd use a thicker glove (which won't be as sensitive in feel for braking unfortunately) and warmer I use a thin Pearl Izumi glove I have (I don't recommend the Exteondo glove liner as a glove because it doesn't grip the handlebars). While the pair I've been using for three years has help up very well--(Exteondo products are typically very good to excellent quality)--I did get a second pair in case I lose mine, or the product is discontinued (I don't like to hoard, but sometimes I regret not stocking up on products I like a lot only to have them be discontinued [like the i-Pod Nano 7]). So if this gloves fits, I think you'll love it!

Respuesta de nuestro experto

Guantes etxeondo

Most versatile cool weather glove

Norberto - 02/02/2019

Traducción generada automáticamente Ver en el idioma original

Guantes de muy buena calidad y un acierto total y en cuanto al envío muy rápido en 2 días en casa

While they do have their product "misses" in my view (such as super stretchy jerseys) overall I've been a fan of Etxeondo for many years. They are a bit of a niche brand in the states, and their products aren't always widely available, so I appreciate BikeInn carrying this glove (the only place I could find it!). I first bought this glove about three years ago and with repeated usage in the fall and winter in the chilly, but not overly cold, pacific northwest, I've have found it to be my main "go to" glove. No glove will work for any one if it doesn't fit correctly. Palm up, my hand measures 20cm from wrist line to tip of my middle finger. Going around my knuckles with my hand remaining flat I measure about 20.5cm. A size "L" for me fits almost as if it's made for me. I've tried full finger gloves in Ralpha, Pearl, & Girodana and while they have been perfectly acceptable, the fit isn't quite as good (fingers a little longer in the Ralpa for instance). Of course, if your hand is different than mine those brands might be better for you. Overall I like the glove because it breathes well, is lightweight, and does a good job of blocking wind on the numerous downhills I encounter. While everyone has a different temp range they're comfortable with, I like this glove best at about a range of 4.5-9 C. Colder than that I'd use a thicker glove (which won't be as sensitive in feel for braking unfortunately) and warmer I use a thin Pearl Izumi glove I have (I don't recommend the Exteondo glove liner as a glove because it doesn't grip the handlebars). While the pair I've been using for three years has help up very well--(Exteondo products are typically very good to excellent quality)--I did get a second pair in case I lose mine, or the product is discontinued (I don't like to hoard, but sometimes I regret not stocking up on products I like a lot only to have them be discontinued [like the i-Pod Nano 7]). So if this gloves fits, I think you'll love it!

Respuesta de nuestro experto