Giro DND Mens Mountain Cycling Gloves

The most comfy gloves I've wear, They fits tight, I like the feature that there are not velcro straps that sticks on everything. If there are out there somebody related to the medical ambient, I use 7 1/2 size in surgical gloves and the size M on these ones fits perfect. I'm so happy with the gloves that I bought another pair; same brand, diferent model... and they are great too.

I use these on my road bike. I don't miss the crappy padding most road gloves have. I routinely use them on my metric rides, 3-4 times a week and have used them on a century. I am going to order another pair or two soon. I went to full finger gloves on my road bike because of a wreck a few weeks ago. A dog ran out in front of me and I was down on the asphalt. The meat on the ends of several fingers was gone and my fingers throbbed for a week. I said never again, I don't care if it is hot outside. I'd rather replace gloves than feel my fingers. hands throb again for a week. LOL Oh, the dog survived and stays out of the street now. The owners of the dog should be picked up by animal control.

1 month (~100mile) review: Saved my skin more than once already, would buy again. My palm = 21.5cm I ordered medium, they fit PERFECT. Used with Easton Lock-On Grips (<-highly recommended) and ODI lock on grips, both worked great.They allow for decent air flow/breathing even in summer. On longer hot climbs, yes your hands will sweat up a bit, they're gloves not magic.Recently took a hard fall on my hand (2 sprained finger ligaments and serious bruising) and thankfully the gloves took the brunt of the force without ripping! Aside from the blood stains, they still look like new! I've now put them through the washer ~5 times and they still look great.I love how there are plastic grippy pieces on the thumb (great for shifting!) and index fingers (great for breaking), they are not reflective. You can navigate your phone for taking pictures or zooming around a map, but you have to take the gloves off to text a friend (i.e. using the keyboard).These gloves have very MINIMAL palm padding. On palm area below your thumb, there is some degree of padding where it meets the handlebar, but it is noticeable and appreciated. I used to wear highly palm padded XC fingerless GIRO gloves, but realized I used them because I wanted thicker grips (Easton Lock-ons solved this). I don't get any more (or less) blisters using these less padded gloves compared to my XC-style GIRO gloves. The suede makes up most of the glove is holding up very well & still soft. The "back of the thumb" wipe area could be softer, but works great for cleaning GoPro lenses.I would recommend to a friend, will buy again, will always wear these gloves when riding to protect my skin (literally).

I own many pairs of riding gloves from many different brands and these are hands down my favorite. For starters the material is good quality, and doesn't feel cheap like cardboard, it's soft and plush, but durable. I also like that inside of the fingertips doesn't have rough, or large seems that rub your fingertips. I like gloves that don't have velcro, as velcro very often is annoying, sticks to other clothing, and is a pain to open and close every time you want to take on and off your gloves. I've crashed in these and slid really good on the palms, they didn't even flinch, no damage at all to the gloves, and completely protected my hands. They don't have tons of padding or protection, they're definitely a minimalist style of glove. The thumbs also have a nice terry cloth to wipe sweat off your face, which works great. You really can't beat these gloves for the price, I have several pairs.

I loved these from putting them on in the living room through the end of the riding season. First pair had a defect where the stitching pulled out on the thumb after three rides.Kept my hands secure on the bars and comfortable in weather between 80 and sunny to 40 and snow. The rubber grips for your controls are a nice touch. Touchscreen works fine with properly fitted gloves so you can track your KOM stats without taking them off. Overall a very well thought out glove for mountain biking and do everything needed.The electric blue really stands out in photos. You may or may not like this.

I like the way that these gloves fit. I have a hard time finding gloves that are long enough for my fingers that aren't too loose in the palms. These are well designed from a fit aspect. They don't have any padding, but I recently rewrapped my bars with gel tape and gel pads underneath, so I felt like I could get away with gloves without gel pads. They have a thick pad that goes over the heel of your hand that will definitely help prevent injury if you crash. The thumb and first two fingers also have a tacky stripe that helps to grab brake/shift levers.The big downside for these gloves is that they are billed as touch screen compatible. They do not work. I have two pairs of Pearl Izumi gloves that are touch screen compatible and they work just fine. The DND gloves won't work if you're swiping or tapping your phone or watch. They are easy to take on and off, so you can mess with your phone if you stop, but forget about trying to manipulate your phone or smart watch while you're riding.

I wanted some gloves that I didn't need to open and close. These slip on and off well enough and stay put. I was riding some single track and a single branch from a thorn brush hit the backside of the gloves. I attached the image and you can see it really got it good. I expected them to be a little tougher. I just used a lighter to burn the pulled thread to prevent it from unraveling anymore. The gloves have no real padding but I just use them to prevent blisters and help keep my grip. The portion you use to wipe your face could be softer but it is adequate. I would have also liked the grip on the index and middle finger to extend further down. I am being kind of hard on these gloves to try and share what could be a deal-breaker for anyone looking to buy these. Depending on how long they hold up, I could see myself replacing these with another of the same pair when they get too torn up.

I thought these might work as a general Spring-Late Autumn outdoor glove. Nice knuckle breaker's for ease of closing & opening hand over and over. Also a Nice Hardwearing Leather type palm, with padding on the heel of the glove. Right where you would take a chunk out if you fell with ur hand's jumping outstretched to save & brake my fall. All very handy for outdoor activities i thought. Plus it has the Kryptek Highlander Design (Of which i'm a BIG fan of) on a highly breathable back of hand's but very hardwearing fabric too. These are very short and small made for mountain biking & BmX. Not smaller than meant to be, it just lend's itself better to doing that activity. Overall i use it as my Autumn time glove and sometimes Early Spring before it's warmed up properly. Handy for early start's as well. They do EVERYTHING i ask of them much better than normal gloves. Would love to see some more of these in the Kryptek Range of Camo Design's, such as Yeti, Mandrake, Pontus & Neptune etc, etc. These are NOT, ONLY Bike Gloves! Highly Recommended!. .

Great Gloves!For amateur cyclist like me.Also it was great to have them for my trip to NY in February - it was quite cold to push all the time my daughter in her pram without any hand covers/gloves ;)Giro Gloves the best choice 🤩

These are a little bit big for my hands but they don’t slide off which is a bonus just plenty of finger space :)

Lovely cycling gloves and the second pair I’ve purchased

Great gloves !