Giro DND Mountain Cycling Gloves for Men Review

I use them on my road bike. I don't miss the crappy padding that most road gloves have. I usually use them 3-4 times a week on my metric rides and have been using them for a century. I'll be ordering another one or two soon. A few weeks ago I was wearing full finger gloves on my road bike due to an accident. A dog ran away from me and I fell onto the sidewalk. The flesh on the tips of several fingers was gone and my fingers throbbed for a week. I never said again I don't care if it's hot…

I've been using these gloves quite a bit for mountain biking and trekking over the past few months and I have to say they're great value for money. A few notes: 1. Although I feel they fit as expected, if you're like me and prefer your gloves to ring very tight and you're closer to the bottom of a size, go down a size. 2. Some reviews say these gloves are a bit fragile; I didn't have that experience with them. I've abused these gloves over the past month and they have held up great showing…

I have many pairs of riding gloves from different brands and these are without a doubt my favorites. Firstly the material is good quality and doesn't look cheap like cardboard, it's soft and plush yet durable. I also like that there is no roughness or large sizes in the fingertips that rub against the fingertips. I like gloves without velcro because the velcro is very often annoying, sticks to other clothes and is awkward to open and close every time you want to put gloves on and off. I crashed

I wanted gloves that I didn't have to open and close. They fit and take off pretty well and stay in place. I was driving down a lonely track and a single branch from a wire broom caught in the back of my gloves. I've attached a picture and you can see it's really good. I was expecting them to be a bit stiffer. I just used a lighter to burn off the thread that pulled out so it wouldn't unravel again. The gloves don't have proper padding but I only use them to prevent blisters and maintain grip…

I don't normally wear gloves when riding but have decided to protect my hands when mountain biking (just bought a more serious bike for more serious riding). The gloves fit well and hold up well - true to size. Lightweight (not much padding) but that's what I wanted. The only complaint is that the palm is slightly curved where the thumb meets the palm. No blisters or anything, I just feel it there. i will keep Update after about a month and 100km - gloves are holding up well. I fell a few weeks

I bought these to relieve stress and prevent blisters on my hands while riding as well as reduce the risk of injury from falls. So far they've held up great. The glove holds up well and the material feels breathable enough for Southern California weather on summer days (i.e. you'll sweat, but that's not the glove's fault). The size chart is correct, I followed it and ordered M, just what I needed. The machine washes well and keeps its shape and size after drying. The touch-compatible padding on

1 month (100 miles) Rating: Has saved my skin many times, will buy again. My palm = 21.5 cm I ordered medium ones, they fit PERFECTLY. Both worked great when paired with Easton Lock-On grips (<-highly recommend) and ODI clamps. They also ensure decent air circulation/breathing in the summer. Hands do sweat a little on longer, hot climbs, these are gloves, not magic. I recently had a bad fall on my hand (sprained 2 fingers and bruised badly) and luckily the gloves took the brunt of the force…