GEARONIC Cycling Gloves Anti-Slip Mountain Bike Gloves For Men Breathable Foam Padded Biking Gloves Shock Absorbing MTB Bicycle Gloves Half/Full Finger Guantes

These are actually great gloves, and for the price, u can't get them better than these. I attached a photo comparing them to my Giro Bravo gel gloves and Pearl Izumi. The Giro and Pearl are both medium and they really do "fit like a glove," nice and snug. I bought these in large because that's what was recommended on sizing chart, but they are just a tiny bit too big. It's not a big deal as to remove stars from the product but just something to keep in mind. I'm not gonna recommend that u go against their chart size either because I've personally never tried the medium for myself to see if it would be a better fit, and I don't want to be responsible for your disappointment lol.I always say that in order to see the true quality in garments, u need to flip them inside out. So that's what I did. U can see the difference in stitching quality of the Gearonic gloves compared to the Pearl's and Giro (not that Pearl and Giro shown in the pics are pro quality gloves, they are entry level gloves as well). U can see that Pearl Izumi has 7 little segments of padding distributed across a wider span of the palm and the Giro has 9. The Gearonic only has 3 large pads concentrated on the inner area of the palm. These are little design differences that will make big comfort differences on long rides, but at the same time, this is what makes this glove so affordable. The Giro glove shown cost me $25 and the Pearl's ran for $20. I've had the Giro for 2 years and going strong. The Pearl's have been used for 6 months and going strong. I've used these for 2 weeks and still good. As an every day rider, if these make it past 3 months I'll be more than satisfied. I picked these up as extra gloves any way. Go ahead and give them a try. They are surely better than no gloves at all and the bright colors and designs will make u look like a pro. I rock these on my Giant and everyone loves them. No one knows what I paid and that's the best part lol.

I bought these to replace another set of gloves that had worn out after many long rides. The fit of the gloves themselves was good and they were comfortable to wear.What didn't work is the size and placement of the gel pads. They are too small and placed too far apart from each other. When I grip the handle bar, my palm gets no support from the pads. Even worse actually, the pads form something of a bridge and my hand has to distort uncomfortably on the handle. I finally had to just remove the gloves and ride without them, which felt a lot better.

These gloves may be pretty good for the price for occasional use, but compared to my old Perl Izumi biking gloves, these are not so comfortable, and the fabric and stitching do not seem durable enough. My Perl Izumi gloves are getting pretty worn out, and I thought I would try this less expensive brand. But I ended up returning these and ordering another pair of the Perl's. I agree with others who post that the sizing runs small. In most gloves a size Medium is correct for my hands. For these I ordered Large, and they were the correct size.

wrote in that is was small. but I read the prvious reviews and expected it to run small even using the measurements., so I ordered one size biger and it fits great. After two weeks, I do not have any complaints. have purchased gloves for same costs from others and they deteriated in a month. I can see these will hold up much longer

These are comfortable, light, well padded gloves. I had been using Performance Gel gloves for the past 20 years, but they went bankrupt last year. Boutique brands don't work any better than cheap gloves, so I decided to give these a try. I am a medium distance rider, 10 miles off-road, 30 miles road. These gloves have padding in the palm heel, and palm front, two primary contact points. They are light and just as comfortable as my Performance gloves. The bad: These gloves must be primarily for Asian market, and secondary for USA. I normally wear Med but had to go with LG which fit quite well. The wrist strap is about 1/2" too short. I never secure the wrist strap, but if this is a big deal for you, skip this glove. I haven't had long enough to comment on durability, but I suspect they will not last long. But at this price, lasting a season is good enough.

I will note a disclaimer that I do not use these for cycling nor have experience with cycling gloves for those looking to use these for that purpose.That being said I bought these as after having a hip replacement, have had to use crutches (forearm ones) for an extended period of time for rehab. I used these as my crutches do not have great handle cushioning so my palms get painful and sweaty during use even over relatively minor distances. Reading reviews over my crutches had people give recommendations for either wrapping the handles with handlebar wrap or get cycling gloves. Obviously I chose the latter. These goes have pretty much resolved my issues with my crutches in providing the much needed cushioning over the palms whilst also providing good grip.My hands do get sweaty in them but it's not nearly as bad as when I use my crutches without. The gloves are thin and comfortable to wear.I may just have some concerns over durability in the construction and material especially where the finger cut offs are as they feel like they will likely fray and get damaged over time but time will tell. Additionally the Velcro is fairly cheap feeling but it's functional enough.All in all I can't really complain too much given price and the fact it has served my needs. Good value.

These are exactly what they are advertised as. My hands were falling asleep after 15 or 20 minutes of riding. With these on that hasn't happened so far. They aren't super cushioned and I still feel jolts but for the price I think these are great for commuting and errand running.

I have no less than a dozen sets of bike gloves and these despite being reasonably priced have been the best. They are comfortable, grip well amd most importantly reduce the hand numbness associated with long distant cycling.

Belli e comodi.

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