Gloves
What brand gloves do you use, and why do you like them?
what gloves do you not like, and why? I have 2 pair Pearl white lines, they're ok 0ne pair Louis Garneau full finger gloves nice fit comfortable. 0ne pair Louis Garneau Ergo Air glove which I hate, the seam on the fingers is very uncomfortable. The most comfortable glove I ever had were old cotton mesh with full leather palms. Marty |
Specialized Pro - They're okay, fit is good but the padding seems to be minimal or placed funny for me. I do like them not having the velcro strap (thus no exposed area for the suntan spot on back of hand)
Kucharik - picked 'em up at HHH and like them better than the above. Leather palm has more padding than the Specialized Best ones I ever had were Spenco Gel Gloves, but wore them out a long time ago and I don't think they're available anymore. |
I have a pair of Louis Garneau Rex's that are decent. One of the seams was bothering me so I restitched it and it works fine.
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Specialized Enduros-- for mtn biking and cold rides
Specialized- Road Pro/Comp..they are old.. I love them Specialized- Road Pro '03 |
I have 3 pairs of Pearl Izumi's. 1 pair are the full finger cold weather gloves they fit big but work fine for cold weather. The other 2 are the regular cycling gloves. No problems with them they fit great and I love them. Got my last pair at the outlet for $8.99!
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The only gloves I wear are P.I. White Line (no full finger). They fit the best and are the most comfortable IMO.
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One pair of Trek Moby-Gels for summer and one pair of Specialized winter gloves.
The Moby-Gels fit my hand perfectly and have the padding in just the right spot. They are so comfortable, its like I don't have them one. The Specialized winter gloves are warm, even to below freezing. I could not ride in the cold without them. |
Mostely P.I.'s for me also..
Benjamin |
Lake glove for freezing cold
Swobo wool full finger for chilly days None for warm days |
Performance fleece glove for the winter.
Cannondale leather fingerless for the summer. Whatever I wear, I don't like too much padding but always like to have a glove of some sort on. |
Shockingly,i got a pair of supergo eagogel i think,best gloves i've had.
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Specialized "something", blue terry with gray leather palms. I have two pairs. Also Louis Garneau Ergo-air.
In cold months, Cannondale WindShredders and PI ComforTemp DCC (ski gloves I think). |
Pearl Gel Lites for warmer weather, Pearl fleece pitards in colder weather. (Have a pair of Castellis as half-finger backups, Cannondales for full-finger backup - my 1st pair of gloves, from my hybrid bike days.)
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Several pair of Specialized Pro's for summer
Raceface full fingers for technical/trials Castelli windstoppers, OLD specialized Storm(?)neoprene gloves, OLD Pearl fleece/thinsulate/pitard (name?) and some no name thinsulate liners. |
when i was riding a flat bar....i used louis garneau gel gloves. having injured the ligaments in both thumbs i would get quite a bit of pain when riding...those gloves helped a lot.
however...they fall apart quickly now an oversized carbon bar and cinelli gel bar tape helps a ton for summer i ride with nalini "pro" gloves. leather palm and spandex on the dorsum. very comfortable and has good "feel" for the winter i use louis garneau windproof shells and they come with a fleece liner that is reinforced over the palm. they work fine but are a bit bulky and get pretty hot i saw some campagnolo full fingered gloves one time that felt great. they would make a good intermediate glove. they were more expensive than other brands...but not as much as the typical campy product.. |
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When it's warm I use a pair of black fingerless Campagnolo's, for cooler weathe I use these: http://www.specialized.com/OA_MEDIA/...llGloves_d.jpg and for trail rides, I've got a couple year old pair of Fox Sidewinders |
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