Half-Finger Gloves
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Half-Finger Gloves
I did a search for gloves but I didn't find a thread that really answered my needs.
I'm looking for a cheap, machine washable half finger gloves for the summer that soak up sweat and yet are breathable. I have pretty big hands and thick fingers, and the cheaper the better.
What do you guys think out of this list, aka what brands should I stay away from?
https://www.nashbar.com/results.cfm?s...0Half%20Finger
I'm looking for a cheap, machine washable half finger gloves for the summer that soak up sweat and yet are breathable. I have pretty big hands and thick fingers, and the cheaper the better.
What do you guys think out of this list, aka what brands should I stay away from?
https://www.nashbar.com/results.cfm?s...0Half%20Finger
#3
At Target, they have Reebok "weight lifting" gloves for $8. They're functionally the same as most cycling gloves, until you start talking about the fancy lycra kind (like Pearl Izumi).
If you have big hands, you might not like a lot of modern gloves. I find that my fingers are too large for even the XL Pearl Izumi gel gloves, so I stick with classic crocheted gloves. I have a pair of red white and blue ones that I got from Performance for $8, and they've served me well.
If you have big hands, you might not like a lot of modern gloves. I find that my fingers are too large for even the XL Pearl Izumi gel gloves, so I stick with classic crocheted gloves. I have a pair of red white and blue ones that I got from Performance for $8, and they've served me well.
Last edited by bonechilling; 03-11-08 at 07:32 PM.
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I have Louis Garneau and love them. They have leather on the palm side and a breathable material on the back, plus the much appreciated nose-wiping terry cloth on the thumb. I wash them after every ride and they last a good while.
Don't skimp on the gloves. If you do a lot of riding, good gloves are worth their weight in gold.
Don't skimp on the gloves. If you do a lot of riding, good gloves are worth their weight in gold.
#7
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What about these mesh gloves?
Definitely breathable, and looks cool too!
https://cgi.ebay.ca/Planet-Bike-Tauru...QQcmdZViewItem
Definitely breathable, and looks cool too!
https://cgi.ebay.ca/Planet-Bike-Tauru...QQcmdZViewItem
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I have Louis Garneau and love them. They have leather on the palm side and a breathable material on the back, plus the much appreciated nose-wiping terry cloth on the thumb. I wash them after every ride and they last a good while.
Don't skimp on the gloves. If you do a lot of riding, good gloves are worth their weight in gold.
Don't skimp on the gloves. If you do a lot of riding, good gloves are worth their weight in gold.
Now I would never skimp on any body/bike contact point. Gloves, shorts, shoes and saddle are huge!
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i snagged a cheap pair at performance. red white and blue crochet, but black everywhere else with fake leather palms. they do the job, but my wrists are small, so the velcro tab sticks out always. i think they were something like $6 or $7.
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Very happy with my Louis Garneaus. Got em from Performance on sale about 6 months ago. Good padding, terry nose wipe, and they fit my big paws.




