BIKINGMOREOK Cycling Absorbing Mountain MK121 Blue L Review

I decided to try these gloves after my hands hurt due to the unusual shape of the rubber grips on my bike. The glove arrived on time and well packaged. The fit was perfect and the integrated gel pads in the gloves were placed exactly where I needed them. Now I can ride my bike for hours without pain in my arms. Thank you and highly recommended.

I bought these for cycling because I have hand issues that make it difficult for me to hold the grips comfortably. They seem to help a little. I bought a medium and they fit comfortably. I like blue too. I can't say how they will perform for someone who actually rides a bike on the road, but for my purpose I'm happy with the purchase.

I wear XL from other brands (Pearl Izumi, Louis Garneau, etc.). These XL gloves were baggy on my hands. I found the gloves uncomfortable to wear as the padding is so thick and strong that it aggravates rather than reduces bumps and bumps in the road. For the record: I ride a road bike; maybe it's better for mountain biking, or maybe the gloves tear over time. For my part, I returned them and replaced them with LG Calory gloves.

These gloves are very comfortable, well made and well designed. I bought a second pair because I really liked the first pair; Now I have a pair for riding at home and another pair for riding in the country. They are also of great value. They may be a bit small because I bought the large size and it fits my medium sized hands well and comfortably. Buying a second pair allowed me to buy a second color as all colors go great with a variety of biker shirts.

I love how these gloves look! Really sharp and cool! But what I need them for is comfort and hassle for me and it may not be for everyone because the gel pad is too low on the glove and too small for me. I mountain bike and need a gel or pad that is about an inch taller than the gel on this glove and most of it runs down the bottom of my palm from under my thumb to the outside. At my age, comfort is more important to me than looks. When I was young, I suffered more to look cool. No longer!

I can't post a photo, I don't know why because I wanted to give you a comparison between these gloves and a pair of Bellweathers I bought at our local bike shop. (Bellweather were $25.) I'd say these gloves would be fine for a very casual rider. They are well made but not padded enough. You want the padding to go all the way across your palm. The gloves are not padded over the entire palm. If you ride a flat bar bike or a flip bar bike I would not recommend these gloves. If you drive more than…

I started cycling in the middle of the pandemic after finally getting my old bike fixed so I could ride it. Super fun, listening to audiobooks on the go and averaging 10-20 miles a day. It was probably the funnest workout I've had in a long time. The problem was that the pressure I was putting on my hands between rough roads and frequent stops at intersections was killing me. This has already been fixed. They protect my hands and don't overheat them. The material used for the pads is also…