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I love these gloves. They are comfortable, with padded palms and light venting on the underside of the fingers. Reflective strips on both sides of the gloves ensure that hand signals can be seen from traffic ahead and behind. The insulation is warm, yet not limiting movement.I bought a pricier pair of gloves from a bike shop, and these gloves are WAY better. These are warmer, more reflective, and cheaper! I've been using these gloves for about a year and a half now, maybe longer, and they are still holding up strong. Sizing is accurate, chart said I would need a L or XL pair, and they only had L available when I ordered. They fit well, without being too snug. I might get another pair in XL if they are available.You can still use a phone or touchscreen while wearing the gloves, and the tighter fit might be better for registering your input. Overall, these are fantastic gloves, if you ride in cool to cold weather, they are a necessity. Once you get near freezing, you'll need something warmer or an extra layer to keep the fingers happy.

I bought a size large and these were true to size. Easy to get on and off. There are a couple (rubber?) pull tabs on some of the fingers to grab and pull the gloves off, so it's easy-peasy to pull them off.I can't speak to how the gloves are for mountain biking, as I bought them for use on my Peloton. However, I have sensitive hands possibly due to Ulnar nerve pinching and it causes my hands to go numb when grabbing the bar. I've ridden a few Peloton rides now for a few hours and I have not had any problems with my hands, so they seem to pad pretty well. For context, I have a slightly low bar, so I put good weight on my palms when I ride and without the gloves my hands get tingly or numb really fast, so the gloves are pretty effective.While I say the gloves are well padded, I don't think they are overly padded. I did not even realize they were MTB gloves until writing this review. When I pulled them out of the package for my first ride, I just thought they were road gloves.I can't speak to longevity as I have only worn them a short while, but I don't see any problems with the stitching, construction, or materials. Time will tell, but I feel like they do the job.

I would give these gloves a 5 star review but I feel they run a bit small for the sizing. I have purchased 3-4 other pairs of riding gloves all size Large, and these gloves were the tightest fit. I would return them if they are any tighter but for the inexpensive cost it is not worth the hassle of returning them for a larger size. Other than fit these are 5 star gloves for the price. Well padded in the palm, probably the best padding I have seen in riding gloves. They are well made and should perform well for many long rides.

I really like these gloves; they're affordable, comfortable, and breathable while I'm biking. The sizing was very accurate in my opinion, make sure to measure your hands!Storytime:Unfortunately, I lost one of my gloves while at school one day, and had to purchase a different pair because these were out of stock at the time.We've had a lot of snow this winter and our most recent batch has melted. I got to school early this morning, and I found it again!! It ended up in the mulch somehow; I only noticed it because of the bright green color. After this unintentional weather resistance experiment, I can confidently speak to their quality. (The photo was taken after finding it this morning. The glove will be washed and put back into rotation with its twin.)

Now I didnt buy these for biking or anything of the sort. My hands get a little slippery on my controllers when I get intense, and needed a solution. Found these gloves and decided to give them a try. This is day one, and they are pretty nice so far. I have large hands, so I was worried about fit, and while they are hard to get on first, they stretch out after a half hour or so. There is a rough part between my right hand forefinger and thumb that does annoy me a bit. Though it gives me a good grip on the controller, and I'll update in a week my thoughts then.

Disclaimer: I purchased these gloves after seeing a Facebook ad.The Cevapro cycling gloves are surprisingly well made. I am comparing these against my Louis Garneau riding gloves, which are now older and worn in.Let's start with the palm of the Cevapro gloves. There is nice somewhat tacky raised gel around the palm. This proved better comfort and grip. Moving to the back of the glove, the green and black material make the glove attractive. The material used feels slightly thicker than my LG gloves. The Cevapro logo appears on the index finger and on the velcro strap.The LG gloves feature Ergo Air technology on the palm that wicks away moisture away from the hand. Since the Cevapro glove's palm is gel with plastic/vinyl, I am not sure that it will wick moisture away as well. However, there is a center cutout on the palm of the glove, a triangular shape that hopefully helps with moisture.The Cevapro gloves also have notches on the fingers for easy removal, which is something the LG gloves do not have. Overall I like the Cevapro cycling gloves. A couple of things I would add, a label indicating the type of materials used. Some products contain cancer causing agents, I'd like to know. Also add some reflective features for night riding.

I'm replacing a pair of Giro gloves with these. The Giro cost twice as much as these and I like these better. What I like about them the most is that I have fiberglass handlebars. These gloves do not slide across the slippery fiberglass. They really have a great grip. My Giro gloves would slide I feel much safer with these gloves on. I ordered a medium and they fit perfectly. I am 5 foot 10 in tall and weigh 170 lbs. Padding on the gloves is good. I feel better on my hands than the other gloves and are easier to put on and take off. I definitely recommend these gloves and have road on several 20 mile rides with them. Don't always need name brand for a good pair of gloves I guess.