Lost my Giro LTZ gloves; need suggestion for gloves with minimal padding

[echappist]

And reasonably aero, if possible

Suggestions? Better yet if the color scheme is black/white, as the sole remaining LTZ glove I have is black/white. So many things get lost during moves...

Thanks in advance

[jmoore]

virtually zero padding. +forum sponsor


http://www.recoveredcycling.com/prod...-gloves-black/

[BdaGhisallo]

Try the new Shimano S-Phyre gloves. No padding and the palm material is the best I've ever felt. I have long been a lover of none padded gloves and the Shimano's top every other model I've ever tried.

[Gsinill]

Originally Posted by jmoore

virtually zero padding. +forum sponsor


http://www.recoveredcycling.com/prod...-gloves-black/

This!

[rzthomas]

Mechanix gloves are my go-to for cheap, no-padding gloves that can also be easily found at your local AutoZone or NAPA.

[el cheapo]

rzthomas hit the mark...go cheap and skip bike gloves that are over priced and don't last. Buy gloves at Walmart or Lowes and cut down the fingers. I got so tired of spending good $$$ on gloves spec'd for bicycles. Was at a local sporting goods store and they had some Remington ATV gloves on closeout so I bought them and cut out the fingers. That was FIVE years ago and they're still going strong.

[cmbicycles]

Originally Posted by jmoore

virtually zero padding. +forum sponsor


http://www.recoveredcycling.com/prod...-gloves-black/

+ unmatched quality in the gloves compared to anything else I have used.

I'm not sure I have ever bought gloves where aero was any part of the equation. I've only ever looked at fit/comfort/durability/price.

[pdmtong]

Originally Posted by echappist

And reasonably aero, if possible

Suggestions? Better yet if the color scheme is black/white, as the sole remaining LTZ glove I have is black/white. So many things get lost during moves...

Thanks in advance

why not the giro zero? the LTZ more "aero"?

[echappist]

thanks for all the response!

i think perhaps what i really need are gloves where the left and the right can be placed together, so i won't misplace one and need to find another

the Giro Zero def. seem to warrant a second look (missed it in my first go around)

[Ozz]

Originally Posted by rzthomas

Mechanix gloves are my go-to for cheap, no-padding gloves that can also be easily found at your local AutoZone or NAPA.

+1 Use these for mountain biking....

What's up with long cuff on the Giro LTZ gloves? I've never seen that before....I do appreciate the lack of a Velcro closure. All my summer gloves are a "pull on" style.

These look similar to the Giro gloves: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Aero-Summer...!-1:rk:16:pf:0

[zzy]

I like windproof cross country skiing gloves with leather palms. Decent breathability, no padding, not expensive, and durable. A ski pole and a handlebar are pretty similar.

[stackie]

I had no idea they stopped making the LTZ! Love them. In fact, I’m fortunate to have a stock of them. But now I too need to find a replacement.

Jon

[BdaGhisallo]

Originally Posted by stackie

I had no idea they stopped making the LTZ! Love them. In fact, I’m fortunate to have a stock of them. But now I too need to find a replacement.

Jon

What size LTZ gloves do you use? I have a stash.

[echappist]

Originally Posted by BdaGhisallo

What size LTZ gloves do you use? I have a stash.

i call dibs on the mediums, if you have any

[BdaGhisallo]

Originally Posted by echappist

i call dibs on the mediums, if you have any

Sorry, no mediums. Smalls. I have smallish hands and I like my gloves skin tight.