Last winter I began a search for a good winter workout glove, for running and cross country skiing, that was also touchscreen compatible. Why? Because I’m on Instagram. Duh! And in order to share photos of white fields and barren trees, I need to be able to
Continue reading →There was a time when I never felt the need for touchscreen-compatible gloves. I always thought they were a gimmick for people more interested in their phones than in nature. But now you have phones and cameras, and even new Garmin GPS units, that require these type
Continue reading →I go through quite a few pairs of gloves, so whenever I find any cool looking AXO gloves on sale, I usually grab them. One pair I bought recently were the AXO 445 gloves. They looked cool, cost a mere $12, and they’re black, so I got em…
Continue reading →In need of new gloves for the 2009 race season, I began to scour PricePoint.com for some cheap AXO gloves. I love AXO gloves and PricePoint has them cheap – I got the AXO Kicker glove this time…
Continue reading →Cycling gloves are a nice little luxury to keep your hands comfortable while riding, and it’s fun to get new ones because that new padding makes the ride feel so much better. But sometimes gloves are a big disappointment, so you have to be careful. Luckily for me, these cool looking blue Adidas Adistar half-finger gloves look and feel great.
Continue reading →Want to keep your hands warm and toasty but can’t find or afford proper pogies? Then break out some plastic jugs and duct tape and a little elbow grease! I found this great idea the other day over at the Bicycles and Icicles blog, which is full
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