Giro DND - Men's

I have tried just about every major brand lightweight (trail?) glove out there, and the Giro DND is my absolute favorite. Great fit, no shrinking, and durable. Riding in the hot and humid Southeastern US, I sweat like a fat prom date, so my gear can get washed several times a week.Weekly scrubbings (machine, hang dry), crashes, and moving the occasional branch or rock, the DND gloves have not only survived but also held up far longer than any of the others. My current 18 month old set still fits well and is the easiest to get on/off sweaty hands. The only "damage" is some of the "grip strips" across the fingers have come off, but nothing that would affect performance.The fit around the fingers is snug, but not uncomfortable, and the palm has very minimal padding as well.The brow wipe across the thumb, and touch screen compatible fingers are also welcome bonuses.If you are looking for a glove that doesn't feel like you are wearing a glove, the DND might work for you.

Great fit, a little tight at first but that’s a good thing because they’ve loosened up a bit & they’re perfect now. Very easy to put on & take off. Strong durable material & padding thickness. Not too hot still breathable. They’ve Saved my hands from road rash quite a few times now after taking falls on my bike. They still look like new! Great value.

Really like these gloves. They fit perfect and have been a great addition to my mountain bike gear. Great protection, I have fallen and they kept my hands from getting scratched up. Super easy to put on and also not suffocating. Sleeker designer as well and the quality is just overall really good.

Recently I took a nasty fall. Turning left my wheel got caught in a trolley track, my angle was too shallow. I ate pavement and have road rash on most of my right side; knee, elbow, shoulder... but my right hand is fine thanks to the Giro glove. The glove is damaged and my hand is sore from the impact but my palm is clean. Without the glove my palm would've been burger.I also love the fit and finish of the gloves.

I have been using these gloves for a couple of months. I liked them so much I bought a second pair in case I loose them. Excellent fit in x large for me. The material is comfortable yet it is substantial and would protect your hands well if you crashed. They are stretchy across the back. It was 84 degrees today and my hands did not get too warm. I rode with them at 55 degrees and they were warm enough. They are priced well. I don’t necessarily like the touch screen stuff on the fingertips.

The media could not be loaded. These are my favorite mob gloves. I like full finger gloves rather than open fingers because when I race adventure races, I use only one pair of gloves throughout kayaking and biking sections and this does the job well and dries quickly.Pros- Lightweight- Flexible- Quick dry- No Velcro around wristCon- Thin padding ( it’s what I wanted, but for some might be a con)

1 month (~100mile) review: Saved my skin more than once already, would buy again. My palm = 21.5cm I ordered medium, they fit PERFECT. Used with Easton Lock-On Grips (<-highly recommended) and ODI lock on grips, both worked great.They allow for decent air flow/breathing even in summer. On longer hot climbs, yes your hands will sweat up a bit, they're gloves not magic.Recently took a hard fall on my hand (2 sprained finger ligaments and serious bruising) and thankfully the gloves took the brunt of the force without ripping! Aside from the blood stains, they still look like new! I've now put them through the washer ~5 times and they still look great.I love how there are plastic grippy pieces on the thumb (great for shifting!) and index fingers (great for breaking), they are not reflective. You can navigate your phone for taking pictures or zooming around a map, but you have to take the gloves off to text a friend (i.e. using the keyboard).These gloves have very MINIMAL palm padding. On palm area below your thumb, there is some degree of padding where it meets the handlebar, but it is noticeable and appreciated. I used to wear highly palm padded XC fingerless GIRO gloves, but realized I used them because I wanted thicker grips (Easton Lock-ons solved this). I don't get any more (or less) blisters using these less padded gloves compared to my XC-style GIRO gloves. The suede makes up most of the glove is holding up very well & still soft. The "back of the thumb" wipe area could be softer, but works great for cleaning GoPro lenses.I would recommend to a friend, will buy again, will always wear these gloves when riding to protect my skin (literally).

these are really nice gloves. they fit snug and comfortable. they have good grip also. but does not work for touchscreen on my iPhone but i do have a screen protector on my iPhone. dont know if that makes a difference or not. and it worked about 50% of the time with my garmin computer. not really good gloves if you plan to use your phone to garmin computer