Recommend me some fingerless gloves

[flashpixx]

Did a search but nothing came up

Been using Giro gloves which are great for comfort and fit but fall apart in 6 months!

Like the Giro Monaco http://www.bikebug.com/giro-monaco-glov ... 39421.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; for design and comfort (gel padding).

[MattyK]

Specialized Grail.

[kb]

Specialized Grail.

Funny name for fingerless gloves. Hole-y Grail

[flashpixx]

Thanx seem pretty schmick

http://www.bikeradar.com/au/road/gear/c ... ves-49570/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[jaseyjase]

on sale too

http://www.rapha.cc/au/en_AU/shop/gt-gl ... duct/GTG02

[tcdev]

http://www.rapha.cc/au/en_AU/shop/gt-gl ... duct/GTG02

I was going to say, if you're not going to buy African Hair Sheep leather, don't bother buying any gloves at all.

EDIT: I wear these.

About the only insight I can give you is that after a year and roughly 3,000km (~150 hrs), they don't look like coming apart anytime soon. They've survived a few hand washes in that time too.

[JdM]

I quite like GripGrab gloves - http://www.gripgrab.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I have both the EasyRider and ProGel in short fingered gloves.

[rodneycc]

Going to give these a try in a couple of weeks. Liked the reviews.

http://www.this link is broken.au/altura-crochet ... er-gloves/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[DavidS]

The Rapha gloves looked nice until I saw the price. hey might be nice but that is excessive.

The Altura look ok from Wiggle.

I like the Galtani gloves but they only come in one size which is a pain as it really is too small:



I have some others but can't remember the brand. There looked like some decent fingerless gloves on a few sites, cyclechic.co.uk looked to have some decent gloves, might check them out.

DS

[g-boaf]

Try these ones:

http://www.this link is broken.au/castelli-arenb ... 7&curr=AUD

Castelli Arenberg. The Specialized ones seem pretty good too.

[silentbutdeadly]

4Shaw Rennen (or even the Hellbent's if you are feeling flush) or the Ground Effect Quickdraw would be my go to fingerless gloves these days. Used to use Fox Reflex - comfy but fragile.

[flashpixx]

Thanks all

I have smallish hands so experience tells I should try before I buy. Off to a spec LBS this arvo for some Holy Grail of cycling gloves - if I can negotiate the Nights who say NI!!

[carcharias]

Greetings.
SA and WA getting Aldi soon.
Aldi has got some $10 gloves on Weds 30th. Got no complaints with them after 6months use. I had some UK brand about 3-4 years back with kevlar panels that lasted for a couple of years before the Aldi's, were around $30.(TUFF- I think the brand was) Have not seen them around any more though.

https://www.aldi.com.au/en/special-buys ... ed-30-sep/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
C.

[mogwaiboi]

Another vote for the Grail gloves. Just got some last week and all good so far. I to have just had a pair of Giro come apart after 6 months.

[Rex]

My Giro Bravo gloves have lasted 3+ years at 200-350 km's a week.
I don't know how but they refuse to die.

[eeksll]

my experience with giro monaco is they ripped after washing as I didn't take care of them like the leather gloves they are. Lesson learnt, if I get leather gloves I have to take care of them a little differently.

I moved to a giro padding free glove, giro ltz gloves, which are different type of gloves, but I am kinda glad the monaco's ripped cause I do much prefer the padding less gloves.