Lee Parks Design DeerTours PCI Gloves

Improving on the best-selling standard DeerTours, these PCI-equipped gloves come with an Outlast phase-change material liner, which gives them an ultra-wide temperature range—from 35 to 75 degrees.  When your hands are cold, the liner acts like insulation and keeps heat in. When your hands get hot, it acts as a heat sink and pulls heat away. And when used with heated grips the material pulls the heat from the grips and distributes it around the hand—which addresses a major fault with many insulated gloves on the market, which actually insulate the rider from the heat of the grips. Most of the Grade-A American deerskin used to make these gloves winds up in Italy as the material of choice for high-end women's handbags. Don't let that distinction fool you though, this 2.75-plus-ounce deerskin may be supple and offer surgical-glove-like dexterity, but it's still more abrasion-resistant than cowhide. And that's just part of what make these superior riding gloves. Unlike cowhide that can shr