The Sprint is a lighter, more trail-focused glove than the Troy Lee Air we’ve tested before. With a thinner back and thumb-length nose wipe, along with even thinner material along the sides of the fingers, it’s more suited to long days in the saddle than its DH-oriented cousin.

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The palm isn’t the last word in thinness, but doesn’t want for feel, doesn’t bunch up and has proved totally durable so far. There are rubberised fingertips on the main braking fingers for extra purchase, and they’re also touchscreen compatible — thankfully it hasn’t worn through after one ride, like on the previous Sprint glove.

The Velcro fastening around the cuff allows for easy access and the pattern on the back is reflective.

A great looking glove with excellent fit and feel.