Giro Trail Builder Mens Mountain Cycling Gloves

Once you break them in, these gloves are great. Durable and dependable. They also don’t shrink in the laundry.Although they are supposed to work on touch screens they don’t always function that well, especially if you’ve been sweating.

Haven't ridden with them yet because of uncomfortable fit. Used the size chart. They are too tight across back of hand with a closed fist. Wrapped around the bar, where the hand is not closed as tightly, is slight but still present. The fingers are slightly long as well. I do not have unusual hands, and have had pretty good luck with other online glove purchases. I have never had the combination of fit issues above.These are not deal breakers exactly, and maybe these gloves will even break in. But problems have been enough to reach for my other gloves instead.

I bought a pair for my boyfriend and unfortunately the first set had some missing seems. He inspected them closely and knew he'd rip them the first time he used them, I exchanged them. The second pair have been phenomenal. My boyfriend is not easy on his gloves or his hands when he rides or trail builds. He even uses them when we go to the snow because they keep his hands warm. I swear he takes them everywhere now and absolutely loves them. They have stood up well when he's digging around working on trails as he mountain bikes. This was a great purchase!

Nice fitting gloves, runs larger than most gloves of the same design, I wear an XXL, glove was long in all fingers, returned for an XL.Good quality, makes a nice riding glove, durable enough for trail work, not a work glove per se,but will last longer than a typical bike glove if you are the kind of rider who dies trail work while out for a ride.

I have been pleasantly surprised at how durable these have been so far, I've done a couple mountain bike rides and about 4 hours of digging with them and they are holding up really well despite looking very thin. The main complaint I have with the gloves is the fit looser around the wrist than around the knuckles which caused them to slide forward when I didn't have a tool in my hand. I ended up cutting the yellow patch of material over the back of the hand off to allow them to stretch better. The are fitting much better now than when I first bought them, but the fingers are VERY tight compared to my DND gloves, I wear a size 12 XXL glove in almost every brand, the Giro DND glove and Troy LeeAce Glove both fit me perfectly, but with these gloves the fingers were very tight at first and are still a bit tight.If you have very thin hands for your size then you may like these, but you probably will need to try them on in person before buying.Updated: these gloves started tearing at the finger seams just after the above was posted, probably because the fingers are so tight, or because they use low quality materials?.. save your money.

Durable, comfortable and they look great!

Was unimpressed with the sheer volume and rub of internal seams. I've worn (and worn out) a lot of different gloves trail-building over the past 30+ years of trail-work, but these gloves take the cake as the absolutely most uncomfortable gloves that I've ever worn! WTH? Every seam possible points in to rub on the sides of your fingers, and even the size XXL glove is too tight, and I don't have particularly large or puffy hands. I had faith in receiving a comfortable glove, especially from this well-known brand, whose website glows about the incredible fit and comfort of the glove. It's anything but comfortable, and the folks in the R&D as well as the QC Dept's. at Giro need to be fired.