Assos RS Aero SF cycling gloves

Rs Aero SF cycling gloves

The shape of the RS Aero SF gloves by ASSOS has been cut to resemble the complex anatomy of a human hand gripping the handlebar grips. At the back of the hand, Breezer Tex material has been processed - an ultra-light, woven material with a mesh-like structure. This stimulates air exchange and offers your hands a soft feeling against the skin. Protection you'll hardly feel: the RS Aero SF gloves by ASSOS

Strategically positioned triangular pads on the palm, enclosed in perforated synthetic leather, offer light support and protection without restricting the necessary contact with the handlebar grip. The result of this creation are these gloves that feel incredibly light, free from bulky fasteners and materials, allowing them to fit the hand easily and with minimal bulk.

Details

• Breezer Tex: An ultra-lightweight textile made of mesh-like structure from thin yarn that stimulates air circulation and keeps the back of the hand cool and dry
• Perforated synthetic leather: A durable, lightweight material that promotes an enhanced grip while providing support and protection to the hand
• Palm padding: Thoughtful placement of triangular padding that moves with the hand to prevent heat build-up and prevents slippage
• Anatomical cut: Wrinkle-free design that forms a rounded 3D structure made possible by the processing of five separate materials and ten inserts
• Terrycloth thumb insert: Highly absorbent material that helps to wick moisture away from the surface of the skin

AEPD (Advanced Ergonomic Pattern Design)
The know-how, experience and philosophy used to elaborate and design the fit of the products so that they harmonise perfectly with the riding position on the bike is called AEPD by ASSOS. ASSOS clothing is designed to fit and merge perfectly with the body on the bike. High-tech materials are basically useless unless they are perfectly cut and finished.

ALS (ASSOS Layering System)
Less is more. The entire ASSOS collection is designed according to this philosophy. The aim in the development of ASSOS textiles is to use the body's natural thermal regulation properties with a minimum of weight and volume through different layers of clothing. Both the fabrics and the garments are always geared to their specific function and designed to complement each other perfectly. Everything interlocks like a puzzle, both technically and aesthetically.