Cycling Gloves
Cycling Gloves Bicycle Gloves Bicycling Gloves Mountain Bike Gloves – Anti Slip Shock Absorbing Padded Breathable Half Finger Short Sports Gloves Accessories for Men/Women
$17.99
- RELIEVE HAND FATIGUE, padded cycling gloves minimize numbness and dampen road vibration when riding your mountain bike thanks to specialized 4-zone shock-absorbing pads, strategically placed throughout the palm.
- COOL BREATHABLE back of the hand in STRECHABLE Lycra with secure Hook and Loop closure to adjust to your wrist enhances flexibility and sensitivity.
- SUPPLE AND DURABLE Micro suede Palm for perfect fit AND maximum grip, no slip half finger cycling gloves for best contact to handlebar.
- SOFT ABSORBENT THUMB TOWEL cloth to wipe away sweat. EASY TO TAKE OFF Smart Finger Loops without turning them inside out.
- GRIP: Maintain a secure and stable grip on your handlebars with our micro suede synthetic leather palm, engineered to enhance your control and confidence on any terrain, ensuring a safer and more enjoyable cycling experience.
- HAND SIZE CHART: Quick Select size based on PALM WIDTH: Small (2.95-3.10″), Medium (3.10-3.35″), Large (3.35-3.75″), Extra Large (3.75-4.15″).
AmazonBuyerInTexas –
Not the best value for the money
AmazonBuyerInTexas –
Amazon Customer –
overall happy- would recommend
Amazon Customer –
E Gao –
I was impressed with how good the fit my big hands. Shipping was fast also a plus. Used the gloves a few times already and find them very comfortable. I recommend them 👍
E Gao –
Michael O’Neal-Petterson –
I’m a middle child. I think this is the reason I was forgotten. My older sister learned how to ride a bike. My younger brother learned how to ride a bike. Somehow, my dad forgot me. And I didn’t think to complain until I was much, much older. Fast forward 2 decades or so, and my husband came home with a bike for me, determined to teach me. But before I would get on it, I needed safety gear. I researched helmets and picked one. I got elbow and knee pads. And then, as an afterthought, I got these gloves. Let me tell you how incredibly glad I am that I did. I spent hours on Saturday learning. The most important thing was my helmet, because I did fall off once and hit my head hard enough that I had a light headache. But the helmet protected me from the worst (and it kept my face from hitting the ground too – I recommend you get the kind with the visor for extra protection). But the surprise 2nd place for protection was the gloves, as I used my hands to break many a fall. If I hadn’t had these guys, my hands would have been torn up after the 2nd fall. They are super comfortable, easy to put on and pull off, due to the little finger loops. I don’t know if I would call them breathable, but my hands never slipped, and the cushioning is great. I will likely buy a second pair if I start riding more regularly. For now, I can say that finally, 5 weeks before my 35th birthday, I have finally learned how to ride a bicycle, and these gloves definitely helped!
Michael O’Neal-Petterson –
Charles Carr –
Purchased these for riding my Ebike. I picked these because they are effectively designed for many uses, but are especially adept for bike riding. After several extended rides, these are very comfortable for long rides and add grip and vibration damping on rougher roads. They not only look sporty, but the strategic coloring adds to visibility when giving hand signals. The sweat pad is a sweet and pretty unique feature. They fit like a second skin, pretty much, and the finger tabs make for easy on/off. There’s some serious gel padding on the palm, which is comforting if you’ve ever taken an unplanned slide down the middle of the road, and the leather portions will make them last for a long time. The velcro closure allows a perfect fit on any wrist size, and they breath very well. Even in central Florida heat, These gloves won’t give you sweaty hands. The best gloves I’ve used, personally.
Charles Carr –
Hajerita –
I use these when I work outside with the mower, tiller, and other power tools that I need to use my fingers on. The padding is great, no sore hands from equipment vibration. They are easy to put on and take off. They are easily as good as some of the name brand bicycle gloves. I would definitely recommend these.
Hajerita –
Kbro –
These are very comfortable gloves, the padding is excellent.
Kbro –
Bumpa –
There’s a lot about these gloves that I like, and I might even buy them again. They have a great feel, decent amount of padding, and the loops are set so that they’re easy to put on and take off. The back of the hands stay cool, and the flex feels just right. Unfortunately, the velcro strap that connects at the back of the glove has separated, leaving a flappy piece of fabric flying free in the breeze (see photo). I suppose a more resourceful person could sew it back on, but that person is not me. I did try fabric glue, and that worked for 3 seconds. So I might just cut that fabric off, and it’s only on one side, but I did find that to be the one downside to these gloves after just a few months.
All in all, good gloves, and perhaps this flaw won’t happen to you.
Bumpa –
Bumpa –
These look pretty well made and are a very comfortable snug fit, as close to perfect as I have experienced with half-finger cycling gloves. Sizing seems true to size – I usually wear medium and ordered the same here. The only small criticism are the few loose ends of thread around the finger holes. By no means major, they look like ends and can be trimmed with small nail scissors, but I just hope it doesn’t turn ou to be an indicator of the finger/thumb seam stitching coming undone as it has for me with so many other brands. But let’s face it, how wrong could the more than 5,650 reviewers rating the 5.0/5.0 be? I’ll add to this review when I’ve worn them on a ride or two.
After Riding A Few Times
These really are very nice, comfortable gloves. On my first ride wearing them, they were a little tight between my fingers, needing frequent adjustment to get them comfortable, but after they had worn in and loosened, that issue went away. The padding is good and comfortable and allows for multiple hand positions to make benefit from it. The pull-off loops on the fingers are great, making it really easy to get the gloves off fingers. The addition of a small tab on the underside or topside end of the thumb would make removal even easier. Overall, extremely pleased with my purchase – good quality and great value for money. I’ll review again after a couple of months sustained use.
Bumpa –
Ian Johnson –
I am a female with relatively small hands. I ordered size S and it’s a good fit. I use the pair for rowing and works fine.
Ian Johnson –
KenSchwarz –
I’ve been using these for ~2.5-3mo now, and I’m a fan! They’re comfortable on rides up to 110miles / 7hours.
I machine wash and hang dry every week and they’ve held up well. The velcro is less reliable than when new, but still works good enough. The microfiber pad has also gotten a bit less soft, but I expected that and it still is also comfy enough for wiping my face.
KenSchwarz –
Michael O’Neal-Petterson –
Cheap and great. It shouldn’t be so hard to find gloves that fit small but thick hands, but these do. They also make a full finger version with that same winning fit. I’ve discovered that they can go through the washing machine dozens of time with very little wear and tear. In fact, it’s impossible to distinguish relatively new ones from old timers purchased years earlier.
Michael O’Neal-Petterson –