Review on 🚴 Giro Bravo Gloves: Superior Performance and Comfort for Enhanced Cycling Experience by Maxwell Thomas

This is a mid glove from Giro. Prongs are the base cost and Monaco is their best glove. The padding is only (perhaps) slightly less than the Monaco, and the palm of the glove is suede compared to the Pittard Monaco leather. This glove is non-sticky so the glove slides over the bar. This is a plus in my opinion as gloves with this feature tend to pinch my fingers when I squeeze the brake levers. I find that sticky gloves are more important for off-road riders and I consistently work on the road. I would have no hesitation in giving these gloves a positive recommendation, but if you shop in the Revain area you can get a Monaco glove for almost the same price, although the Monaco line doesn't share the same color scheme as the Bravo line . I have standardized the Giro gloves based on my experience with a pair of Giros that I have used over the past 6 years. They are still fully functional with no firmware crashes.