🧤 Men's Fox Racing Ranger Gel Mountain Bike Gloves Review

Suitable for cool weather. They are flexible and comfortable. Below 40 degrees Fahrenheit I would recommend something warmer. If you live in a non-freezing climate, this is a good glove. Below freezing, look for something more substantial.

Here are my favorite mountain bike gloves. I've tried other brands (like Specialized) but Fox gloves are the best. The material is exceptionally durable. When the gloves get dirty I just toss them in the wash and they come out like new (air dried).

I've been using Fox full finger gloves since I've worn cycling gloves. I like the positioning of the gel - it suits my hands and riding style. However, Fox seems to have reduced the amount of gel in them. This leads to a lower wearing comfort than, for example, with Fox reflex gloves. Otherwise they would have gotten five stars.

These gloves are perfect, stylish and comfortable. Unfortunately, on my second ride wearing these gloves, I fell in wet mud and the area where the pad was held in my palm ripped. It was quite a hard fall, but I also hit the dirt that gave way to my weight. It's not like I broke my glove on a rock or a root. I was speechless.

Gloves fit well and are comfortable which is most important, but they don't work with smartphones at all. I tried every finger with conductive thread and my screen didn't move at all. I use my phone and smartwatch while driving to follow/find new routes and record my rides and it makes it very difficult. I'll probably end up cutting off the tip of a finger or two.

When they come out of the box they are mostly quality gloves. I came back from my first bike ride and the silver thread on my fingertip that allows you to use your phone is frayed. On the third ride I had to cut it off and burn the ends with a lighter to keep it from unraveling. A few weeks later the thread continues to unravel, which is frustrating considering how expensive these gloves are. The gloves are comfortable but they are cheap and not worth the asking price.

Used for desert mountain biking. It's probably risky writing a review on the gloves as their fit and feel is very personal, but I like them enough to comment. I take XL for most cycling gloves. They adapt to finger length better than many. Most padded gloves actually give me hot spots and numbness. I found the padding to be thin enough that I don't feel uncomfortable. They are also not too hot to wear in warm weather. I also have DirtPaw gloves. They are too warm for summer driving. I…