Bike Cycling Gloves Men Women, Anti-Slip Shock-Absorbing Mountain Bike Gloves, Breathable Bicycle Gloves with Reflective Strips, Portable Half Finger Riding Gloves

Well designed gloves for a good price.
These are well designed gloves for the price. The construction is well thought out and compared to my more expensive Giro gloves, the padding seems to be similar in design. Please see the photos I’ve uploaded. The Giro gloves’ padding is thicker and more durable at a higher cost. The MEMEGO gloves are still a good bargain and works. At the bottom of the middle and the ring finger, an extended pull tab allows for easier time taking the gloves off. You can also see these in the photos.

Suprisingly nice cycling gloves
Let me get this out of the way–I’m a bit of a cycling kit snob. I only have three touch points on my bike, and I spend hours at a time on it, so I am willing to pay up for comfort. I admit that I typically buy the top tier lines from brands like Castelli, Attaquer, Pearl Izumi (don’t knock it until you’ve tried their Pro line), Garneau, etc. But my current cycling gloves are getting a little long in the tooth, so when I saw these gloves, I figured what did I have to lose?I’ll tell you, I was more than pleasantly surprised when I got them. They fit perfectly (I ordered a size medium based on the sizing chart provided, and I’m typically a medium in other gloves). The fabrics are nice, they have a nice soft section for wiping your nose or your brow, and the stitching is nice and consistent. And their styling is nice–not emblazoned with logos or graphics like some other lower-tier brands.I took them for a ride this morning and I am even more pleased with them. They are super comfortable with better padding than my other gloves. The little silicone dots on the palm are super grippy. By the end of my ride, it was clear that these were more comfortable than anything I have in my gear bin. There were no hot spots, not areas that chafed or itched during the ride. Just plain comfortable.Of course comfort goes only so far if they aren’t durable. I haven’t logged enough miles on these to comment on these gloves durability/longevity. But I think these are rising to the top of my pile, so they’re sure to get plenty of use this summer. I’ll report back if they don’t last the way I hope they will given how comfy they are. I may even purchase a second pair with my hard earned dollars to have a spare (the fact that they’re half the price of any decent name brand gloves takes a lot of the sting out of saying that!).

UPDATE: padding disintegrates quickly
UPDATE: after a month or so (maybe 50 hours of riding), I started noticing bits of damp stuff on my hands when I took these gloves off. I’d washed them by hand a few times, using Tide detergent and tepid water, and letting them hang dry.By the end of the second month, I realized that some of the pads were nearly gone. Apparently the pad material has broken down and squeezed out of the ventilation holes and seams in the gloves. I’ve never seen this happen in other gloves. I’m deducting two stars for this — while the gloves were initially comfortable, they aren’t any more, and I expect gloves to hold up a lot longer than this.I retract my recommendation.PREVIOUS REVIEW: I’m normally somewhere between large and extra large for gloves, and I’ve often gotten large gloves that were too snug. I ordered these in large, and they’re actually a bit loose.Even so, they’re quite comfortable, and I like the look. I’ve had no problems with chafing or discomfort during a pair of 2-hour rides.[NOT] Recommended [see update above].

Comfortable, sweat wicking, and good padding
My hands get really sweaty riding and start to slip on the handlebars. These gloves fixed that. They also have great padding to help with some of the comfort of riding. They clip together to hang on my bike when I am not riding. Nice gloves.

Unos magníficos guantes para montar en bicicleta, fundamentalmente en verano, porque son muy suaves, livianos, mullidos y de calidad. Están muy bien concebidos y confeccionados.Lo primero que te llama la atención es lo ligeros que son. Y lo bien que ajustan y se acomodan a la mano (ojo, hay que medir bien la talla conforme a las indicaciones del fabricante porque no vienen nada holgados). Son de medio dedo y tienen un gran tacto (están fabricados en una especie de lycra negra, que resulta muy adecuada). La palma de la mano está confeccionada en color blanco con un material que desconozco pero que semeja –al menos en apariencia y tacto- a una suave piel. Agarra mucho y no desliza. Cuenta con agujeros para facilitar la transpiración y hay una serie de almohadillas que amortiguan bastante. Además, el guante está reforzado en la zona interna que une el pulgar y el dedo índice, porque es la que más sufre cuando agarras el manillar.Estéticamente son muy bonitos y cuentan con bandas reflectantes en el dorso que hacen su función. En la parte interior de los dedos centrales hay dos lengüetas para facilitar quitártelos. Y los guantes tienen una especie de clip para poder juntarlos o acoplarlos y así evitar que se desparejen cuando no los usas. Todo muy correcto y adecuado.Pero lo más importante es que son unos muy buenos guantes y que hacen muy bien su función. Casi parece que no los llevas, pero sí los llevas, claro que los llevas, vas con guantes, protegido y amortiguado, con lo que ello significa. Me han gustado mucho. Creo que son muy acertados.

En mi caso, los guantes los ha estado usando mi hijo pequeño, que tiene un patinete con el que va por todo el centro de la ciudad (de los de toda la vida, nada de eléctricos) y los guantes creo que no se los ha quitado en todo el mes, le han encantadoSon cómodos, duros y resistentes, algo importante para que no se estropeen a los dos díasMe parecen unos muy buenos guantes para un uso intensivo, así que bastante recomendables