The Bering Hercule Ladies gloves are a great pair of gloves for winter riding, through those colder months. Fully CE-Approved, the gloves are made from a mix of fabric materials along with a Softshell and Nubuck outer.
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Men's Sizes - Bering Gloves
Bering Size
S / M / L
Hand Circumference (cm)
7
XS
19.0
8
S
21.5
9
M
24.0
10
L
27.0
11
XL
30.0
12
2XL
33.0
13
3XL
37.0
How to Measure
It's easy to find the glove size to fit you. Measure the circumference of your hand in a loop as shown, at the widest part of your palm bringing the tape measure all the way round until it joins back at the beginning. Sometimes it's useful to also measure your hand length. This is from the tip of your longest finger to the line where you hand joins your wrist - as shown.
Helpful Hints
Remember if you are planning to wear under-gloves as well, you may want to go up a size for comfort. If you fall in-between sizes, choose the larger one.
The goat leather palm provides added grip and traction on your bike’s controls. The Bering Hercule Ladies gloves are a great pair of gloves for winter riding, through those colder months. Fully CE-Approved, the gloves are made from a mix of fabric materials along with a Softshell and Nubuck outer – the goat leather palm provides added grip and traction on your bike’s controls.
The Hercule gloves are fitted with a fully waterproof Gore-Tex membrane that will keep your hands dry while you ride, but its added breathability will mean your hands will not become clammy and uncomfortable even when riding for extended periods. For that added warmth in the cold weather, the gloves have a 110g cotton thermal liner and soft polyester lining. For your protection, the Hercule gloves are fitted with a knuckle protector and the palm is reinforced.
Features: •CE-Approved
•Constructed from a mix of softshell, goat leather, Nubuck, Amara and Neoprene
•Gore-Tex waterproof and breathable membrane
•110g Cotton thermal liner
•Soft polyester lining
•Hard knuckle protector
•Reinforced palm
•Adjustable cuffs
•Long gauntlet cuff design
It's easy to find the glove size to fit you. Measure the circumference of your hand in a loop as shown, at the widest part of your palm bringing the tape measure all the way round until it joins back at the beginning. Sometimes it's useful to also measure your hand length. This is from the tip of your longest finger to the line where you hand joins your wrist - as shown.
Helpful Hints
Remember if you are planning to wear under-gloves as well, you may want to go up a size for comfort. If you fall in-between sizes, choose the larger one.
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