Fingerless gloves discussion

[Mzilliox]

Im looking for a new set of gloves for the season. I am realizing the padding on the palms of my cheap giros starts to dig into my palms after 40 miles or so and i get a little pressure point on the thumb pad part. if i remove my gloves the pressure goes away.

but i like to ride in gloves because i like to fall riding gravel sometimes.:hello:

so im looking for a light weight fingerless glove with no additional padding in the palm, just covers for my hands really.

any recommendations? i was just online shopping and all the big makers gloves have pads on them. I know i saw a more boutique glove that had no padding, but no idea where i saw them.

Help me please paceline

thanks

[FlashUNC]

Aren't the Giro Zeros padless? Or do they not make those anymore?

[GScot]

One option is to invest in some Cuero leather gloves from Recovered Cycling. Link in the forum sponsors above. Worth the price for comfort and durability.

[jtbadge]

The Cuero gloves are super nice. I am ready for the cold season to be over so I can use them more.

[Cicli]

Im looking for a new set of gloves for the season. I am realizing the padding on the palms of my cheap giros starts to dig into my palms after 40 miles or so and i get a little pressure point on the thumb pad part. if i remove my gloves the pressure goes away.

but i like to ride in gloves because i like to fall riding gravel sometimes.:hello:

so im looking for a light weight fingerless glove with no additional padding in the palm, just covers for my hands really.

any recommendations? i was just online shopping and all the big makers gloves have pads on them. I know i saw a more boutique glove that had no padding, but no idea where i saw them.

Help me please paceline

thanks

As others have said. http://www.recoveredcycling.com

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[Mzilliox]

thanks, forgot about these, happy to support a sponsor.:beer:

[dustyrider]

Don't forget the full finger gloves are in the works, too!
http://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=202031

[choke]

I've been really happy with the Peak kangaroo gloves. http://www.peakcyclewear.com/peak-vintage-velo-gloves/

Also available through eBay - http://www.ebay.com/itm/172019413313

[dbnm]

The Rapha Pro Team are not padded as are the Giro Zero gloves.

[Cicli]

What size do you need?
I have a pair of Jasons "blems" that were worn once by the wife. Not enough padding for her. Size small and look perfect.

[doomridesout]

Padding in the palms, or around the edge of your hands? I've gotten totally converted to the Specialized Grails, pretty much all I wear any more-- they are padless EXCEPT in the middle of the palm, which takes pressure off the ulnar area. They really, really work for me, and feel basically like a padless glove.

[jischr]

Automotive driving gloves? Probably less expensive than unpadded bike gloves

[kingpin75s]

Automotive driving gloves? Probably less expensive than unpadded bike gloves

+1

I prefer padding on the bar. Minimal or none for the glove.

I ride with driving gloves. Its one of my options.

For fingerless, I really do like the Rapha GT gloves

[Hilltopperny]

Get some Cueros and you'll be all set. I liked them so much I bought two pair. Best gloves I've ever used and very well crafted.

[thermalattorney]

De Marchi Pro Lite

[panache_mode]

Odyssey gloves... yep the bmx dudes make some nice ones for pretty cheap. I've got a black pair and had a white pair until my dog got to them


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