🚴 Giro Tessa Gel Road Cycling Gloves for Women Review

These gloves feel so good - quality fabric and loose fit (not big enough to size down but definitely a little roomy). I wear them for hygiene reasons when I do indoor cycling classes. I particularly like the sweat-wiping surface on the thumb - very practical and absorbs a lot of moisture. Highly recommended. I have small hands so I took medium ones.

The sizing is wrong (too small) and the gloves are weird. I have medium to small hands and very small wrists and both sizes, medium and large, are too small for me. I am 5 feet 6 inches tall and weigh 135 pounds. The finger holes are too tight, even on the big ones, and I can barely get the velcro on the back. I hardly see any difference between the two glove sizes. Mistakes while overtaking My previous two pairs of cycling gloves were Giro's and I loved them.

I bought these a few years ago in a medium size and ended up losing a glove so I ordered a purple pair in the same size because I like the pad arrangement. They are so tight I could barely get them off my hands! (Для сравнения, старая средняя пара была немного свободной, даже когда новая.) Они также все еще используют старый тип липучки, который имеет тенденцию натягивать и портить другую ткань, что является обломом, когда многие бренды перешли на вид, который не делает этого так a lot of…

Overall I'm very happy with these gloves. A few thoughts: - I bought teal and white. White gets pretty rough (chain grease, dirt in general from my bike). So if you are worried, I would suggest choosing a different color. It doesn't bother me too much and I should have thought about it before taking it. - Fingers are a little painful to remove. I've seen some other gloves that have a small strip of material between the fingers to help you take them off, which may look odd but might help with…

I bought medium sized gloves even though I think I'm short. There were a few reviews mentioning that they are difficult to remove when wet so I went with the larger size. It fits snugly around the knuckles and fingers except for the thumb. I think you should just take your normal size. The glove was difficult to take off if your hand got wet, but that wasn't a big problem. The material for the 4 fingers was made from the elastic material used to make the rest of the glove. The thumb was suede…

I'm a bit new to cycling and am slowly getting my gear together. After a few rides in muggy Missouri, I found out why all my serious racing buddies wore gloves to keep the steering wheel from getting slime. So I went to Target and bought a cheap pair. After a few months when they hurt me and didn't help like I thought I would, I gave up on the gloves. Then I was talked into driving 100 miles and I realized that unless you have a lousy pair, gloves also help prevent hand fatigue. I did a little…