100% Women's Brisker Gloves - Neon Pink/Black - Price History, Comparison & Alerts

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100% Women's Brisker Gloves - Neon Pink/Black

100% Women's Brisker Gloves - Neon Pink/Black

(19 reviews)

Warmth Without the Weight Mother Nature has met her match with this low profile glove engineered to keep you going fast in cooler weather. Get the perfect amount of insulation to block out damp, cool temperatures while maintaining exceptional dexterity and control of your bike. These work well for those cold trail exploring or maintenance days. Neoprene cuff gives a streamlined look while offers maximum durability and comfort. Adjustable TPR wrist closure with hook and loop backing ensures proper fit. Lightly insulated soft-shell top hand provides protection against colder temps. Moisture wicking microfiber interior provides the perfect level of insulation. Reflective graphics on top of hand offer a clean look with improved visibility. Single layer Clarion palm for premium comfort and performance. Silicone printed palm graphics increase grip in damp conditions. Integrated tech thread keeps you connected with your devices.

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100% Women's Brisker Gloves - Neon Pink/Black

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Last updated at 22/05/2025 18:24:00

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$47.99

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Reviews

0% Waterproof - Soaked through in minutes

15 July 2022

James

originally posted on revzilla.com

These gloves run incredibly small. I normally wear a large riding glove. I ordered a XL and had to work much to hard to get my hands in. These gloves claim to 100%
Hydromatic Waterproof....not even close. Got caught in the rain and within 10 minutes they were soaked through.If you want them be sure to order at least 2 sizes up and do
buy if you're looking to add to your rain gear. Better options are available. Seriously disappointed - $40 in the trash.... Show more

Don't waste your money on this glove, buy the regular brisker instead.

22 April 2022

Joseph

originally posted on rockymountainatvmc.com

These gloves offer a terrible fit a feel. I think its important to note that Im talking about the Brisker Hydromatic and not just the normal Brisker glove. I recently purchased the
normal Brisker and they are a great glove, great fit, very true to size. Not overly warm but work well on cool days. I ordered these Brisker Hydromatic gloves and I honestly
there is no way I could ever ride in these gloves. They are so tight I can barely make a fist. The glove offers a terrible feel as well. Its super disappointing that these gloves
have not been refined, its like who ever works at 100% has never even tried them on. I can't help but feel that the reviews that say they are great and fit perfect ... Show more... Show more

Excellent cold weather glove

22 December 2022

Andrew J.

originally posted on tredz.co.uk

Excellent product. Fit is good and matches the size chart fairly well and they feel comfortable on the bike with fairly thin palms for good feel. The insulation is fairly thick
without being cumbersome, although I've not worn them in really cold weather. I have to thank Tredz for fantastic service; delivered the next day and postage was free... can't
get better than that!... Show more

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Recommended Use

MTB Cycling

Price comparison

Updated 3 days ago

Decathlon Australia

$47.99

+$8.50 delivery

See 2 more history offers

BTO Sports

$42.63

Low Stock

Wiggle

$21.99

Low Stock

2.5% cashback

Price history

Reviews

0% Waterproof - Soaked through in minutes

15 July 2022

These gloves run incredibly small. I normally wear a large riding glove. I ordered a XL and had to work much to hard to get my hands in. These gloves claim to 100% Hydromatic Waterproof....not even close. Got caught in the rain and within 10 minutes they were soaked through.If you want them be sure to order at least 2 sizes up and do buy if you're looking to add to your rain gear. Better options are available. Seriously disappointed - $40 in the trash.... Show more

James

originally posted on revzilla.com

Don't waste your money on this glove, buy the regular brisker instead.

22 April 2022

These gloves offer a terrible fit a feel. I think its important to note that Im talking about the Brisker Hydromatic and not just the normal Brisker glove. I recently purchased the normal Brisker and they are a great glove, great fit, very true to size. Not overly warm but work well on cool days. I ordered these Brisker Hydromatic gloves and I honestly there is no way I could ever ride in these gloves. They are so tight I can barely make a fist. The glove offers a terrible feel as well. Its super disappointing that these gloves have not been refined, its like who ever works at 100% has never even tried them on. I can't help but feel that the reviews that say they are great and fit perfect are meaning to review the normal brisker and not the hydromatic... Show more

Joseph

originally posted on rockymountainatvmc.com

Excellent cold weather glove

22 December 2022

Excellent product. Fit is good and matches the size chart fairly well and they feel comfortable on the bike with fairly thin palms for good feel. The insulation is fairly thick without being cumbersome, although I've not worn them in really cold weather. I have to thank Tredz for fantastic service; delivered the next day and postage was free... can't get better than that!... Show more

Andrew J.

originally posted on tredz.co.uk

Excellent fit and performance

29 November 2021

Bought these a few days ago and even though I've only used them twice, I knew straight away I'd bought a decent pair of winter gloves for MTBing in the colder months. The construction is good, the fit is perfect for me, and the materials are of excellent quality. The outers are made of a material I've not come across before and I like it, it's almost like neoprene and really quite warm for the lack of thickness. I have large hands and the large size fits perfectly.All in all, I definitely recommend these gloves, but only time will tell how well they last.... Show more

Ian B.

originally posted on tredz.co.uk

Great cold weather off-road glove

21 March 2023

Bought these for the start of the ECEA Enduro Race Season here in the Northeast. It was 28 degrees at the start of the race on Sunday and these save my dainty paws from being completely frozen. Super stoked that the wind-blocking aspect didn't make them overly bulky. They were still super comfortable to wear during a race where my hands were working that clutch lever like a five year old discovering a light switch.They also work great as just a warm glove to wear while you're standing around a campfire or hanging out in a cold garage.I typically am a XXL in my off-road gloves, I got a XXL in these and they fit perfectly.... Show more

Spurgeon

originally posted on revzilla.com

If they last well then these are worth the money. Time will tell. But currently surprised and happy.

31 January 2021

Much better than expected, especially for being so thin. Anything less than 5 degrees though and they don't quite cut it for me unless I'm riding xc with climbs to warm me up, as well as downs that chill me. They do hold the wet off pretty well too for a glove that's not waterproof. The palm has no padding and no seams in stupid places, which for me is perfect as I like wearing gloves that make me feel like I'm not wearing gloves. If you like thick gel inserts, look elsewhere...Camo colour sucks, but then, that was the only option left. Fit is a tiny bit baggy for me, but much better than being tight. Also, the screen compatible finger and thumb tips actually work...! With cell phone and Garmin.. bonus...Can't comment on durability because I got an email prompt to ... MoreMuch better than expected, especially for being so thin. Anything less than 5 degrees though and they don't quite cut it for me unless I'm riding xc with climbs to warm me up, as well as downs that chill me. They do hold the wet off pretty well too for a glove that's not waterproof. The palm has no padding and no seams in stupid places, which for me is perfect as I like wearing gloves that make me feel like I'm not wearing gloves. If you like thick gel inserts, look elsewhere...Camo colour sucks, but then, that was the only option left. Fit is a tiny bit baggy for me, but much better than being tight. Also, the screen compatible finger and thumb tips actually work...! With cell phone and Garmin.. bonus...Can't comment on durability because I got an email prompt to review the product after only 2 weeks.. 6 months at least is a better indicator, but that's treads issue not the gloves..... Show more

Barnaby W.

originally posted on tredz.co.uk

Seem like great gloves but defective thumb on one glove

10 June 2022

I've had the Brisker gloves and the Hydromatic gloves in the past and but this truly combines them into one! The Brisker gloves have had great warmth and breathability. The Hydromatic gloves have been great in the wet but not always the warmest (they are not meant to have airflow). These gloves fit closer to the Hydromatic gloves which seem a little on the tight side so it takes some extra care to slide them on. If you are on the fence on sizing you might consider going up a size. I'm a solid Medium glove person and I'd stick with Medium. Only issue is that right glove was sewn incorrectly and the thumb is too short. Rendering the right glove useless. Not sure I'll wear the left glove without the right.... Show more

Nicholas

originally posted on revzilla.com

Spring riding gloves

19 May 2022

I’ve used these lightweight gloves this spring from cruising on my HD to mountain biking on my old Salsa in cooler damp days here in Winnipeg. They are good for what they say theywill do and I keep finding I go back to them. They will soak up in down pours over time but they’ll keep shedding but surprisingly keep your hands warm. If you want total waterproof/warm 2 degree gloves you’ll need to pay a lot more forit. I love these gloves. The only real negative is that they are not very wide. If you have big paws look elsewhere.... Show more

RBidder

originally posted on fortnine.ca

Super Comfy, Moderately Warm.

2 April 2022

These gloves are REALLY comfy. I’ve been using them for 4 months in Victoria, BC for mtn biking and road cycling. Waterproof? That’s a little tough to know because my hands sweat a lot.In light rain from 5C to 10C, these are great. There are no frills. No Velcro, no snaps, no buckles, no knuckle/finger impact protection. Few things toThe palms and grip-sides of the fingers and thumbs is made of a thin, tough, high-friction material. Everything is synthetic so machine washing is fine. They dry reasonably fast in a warm place.I’d say the connection to my hand grips (Renthal Ultra Tacky on my mtn bike) is far above average.Out on a damp road-bike ride, the stronger airflow means cooler hands. These are pretty good down to near freezing. My hands will be chilly ... MoreThese gloves are REALLY comfy. I’ve been using them for 4 months in Victoria, BC for mtn biking and road cycling. Waterproof? That’s a little tough to know because my hands sweat a lot.In light rain from 5C to 10C, these are great. There are no frills. No Velcro, no snaps, no buckles, no knuckle/finger impact protection. Few things toThe palms and grip-sides of the fingers and thumbs is made of a thin, tough, high-friction material. Everything is synthetic so machine washing is fine. They dry reasonably fast in a warm place.I’d say the connection to my hand grips (Renthal Ultra Tacky on my mtn bike) is far above average.Out on a damp road-bike ride, the stronger airflow means cooler hands. These are pretty good down to near freezing. My hands will be chilly but not cold and stiff.Mine were made 01/2018 (purchased late 2021) and do not work with a touchscreen. Newer ones may be better that way.Overall, I am super-pleased. They seem well-made and I expect long life from them.Sometimes an XL glove fits me fine. 2XL in these is just right for me.... Show more

Larrabee

originally posted on fortnine.ca

Too expensive compared to other version

27 January 2022

I bought a pair of these "cold weather" gloves and a pair of cheaper "long finger" gloves, both 100% Brisker.There's nothing wrong with these gloves - fit well and reasonably warm given they are quite thin and lightweight but they were about £8 more expensive than the other pair which are identical apart from the colour!I even had to check my order to see which was supposed to be the "cold weather" gloves. There is no difference. According to Tredz, the lower priced versions are older designs, but unless a specific colour is vital, save your cash and get the cheaper ones!... Show more

Mr D.

originally posted on tredz.co.uk

Specification

Recommended Use

MTB Cycling