LuxoBike Cycling Gloves: Anti-Slip Shock 🚴 Absorbing Padded Breathable Bike Gloves for Men/Women Review

The online description and packaging state that the glove is gel lined. You are not. Gloves have foam padding - bad. inaccurate description!

I recently had surgery on my left hand and bought these gloves to make cycling more comfortable. I also bought a pair for my husband and we were both surprised at how much better our hands felt after riding for a while. We ride hybrid bikes and often do bumpy trials; The gloves did a great job of reducing the tingling that comes from constant vibration.

These gloves are quite good if not the best that can be made. The padding is good but could be thicker and a bit firmer. Key Point: Compared to other gloves, the padding sits in the right place and distributes handlebar force over most of the palm. Other gloves I tried had strategically placed pads and in my experience they were terrible. While it's not the ideal amount of padding for mountain biking, it's good enough to recommend.

I was hoping these gloves would relieve the cramping, numbness and fatigue I was experiencing from riding 30-50 miles on commuter and trail bikes. They did! Dramatic difference and the gloves became instantly comfortable. They fit well, just like other gloves I've bought (clothing, work, etc.). When I saw the picture I thought the "easy" moves were basically useless. You are not; They are absolutely functional and make it much easier and faster to take off the gloves.

Great product! I recently got back into cycling and have started to develop some painful calluses so I ordered these! The color says gray but refers to the color of the palm. It's more like the color of the sea wave. The palms feel like soft suede (with enough padding!) so I used tape to protect the fabric. Washing instructions are in the photos. They also have loops to easily remove the gloves which I find very handy! It really helps me with a stranglehold on the steering wheel! They are small

This product was one of the worst cycling gloves I have ever used. One was smaller than the other, and the so-called gel pads (it could be foam rubber) on the arms broke down after less than thirty minutes of driving. Although it had many features, many of them were not implemented properly. Like the thumb towel, I thought it would be useful, but it immediately started to wear out. The tips of the fingertips have begun to crumble, and the thread is squeezing the fingers. My right hand started…

Pros: great fit; The gloves are flexible and close securely with Velcro. They breathe well on hot mornings. I would say they fit as expected based on the chart. The Velcro function basically works as intended. Cons: These gloves are designed to "relieve hand fatigue" and "reduce road vibration when mountain biking." I ride racing bikes, they should be softer than mountain bikes. In fact, the gloves I received have far less "cushion pads" than even the most basic cycling gloves. It's almost like