100% Brisker cycling glove in the test: How much effort do you give? Brilliant marketing or motivational buster? We took a closer look at the Brisker from 100% and show you our test impression here.
Brisker's recipe for success is as simple as it is ingenious. Take a synthetic suede leather for the palm. The backhand is made from a slightly insulated softshell material and lines the inside with moisture-absorbing microfiber. There is also the striking slogan as a silicone print on the palm, which is not only intended to create grip on the handlebars. The answer can then be found on the top. For safety, it is generously sized and reflective. The whole thing is available at a reasonable price in many colorful color variations.
100% Brisker: The truth is on the trail – the practical test
No question, the Brisker is a stylish glove that appeals to fashion-conscious bikers. But once you've put it on, you'll quickly realize that it's a bomb! The insulation layer doesn't stand in the way of freedom of movement either. Just putting it on and taking it off requires a bit of effort, despite the short shaft and Velcro fastener. The thumbs can be used as wiping fingers.
On the trail, the 100% Brisker impresses with its good insulation and breathability. Icy wind doesn't manage to cool your fingers. With him you can dare to go on tour until freezing point. The grip on the brakes, gear levers and handlebars is direct and operation is not restricted by the glove. The water-repellent softshell material can withstand a short shower or light drizzle. But the glove is not intended for longer rides in the rain.
The Brisker is not only a fashionable glove, it also impresses with its performance and should motivate you to get on your bike on cold days.
| Insulation: | Light insulation on the backhand. No insulation layer on the palm |
| Windproof | Ja |
| Waterproof | Water-repellent only |
| reflectors | Large logo |
| Touchscreen compatible | Yes. Function is good |
| Machine washable | Yes, but only with cold water |
| Sustainability | No |
| product year | 2023 |
| sizes | S to XXL In addition to the unisex version, the Brisker is also available as a women's and youth glove |
| Colors | Black, Grey, Blue, Yellow, Red, Pink, Camouflage |
| Price RRP | 34,50 Euros |
For whom and what purpose is the glove suitable
The 100% Brisker is primarily intended for motocross and mountain bike riders. But in principle it works well for all situations above freezing and at a low price. If you are looking for a waterproof glove, you should choose the Hydromatic version of the Brisker. It's best for you to find out for yourself whether the slogan on the palm of your hand motivates you.
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