PEARL IZUMI Mens Riding

These gloves have a lot more padding and arranged slightly differently than my most recent pair and felt a bit awkward at first but once I was riding, they were comfortable and good for my 2-hr ride. not sure about durability since only wore and washed once but they seem to be well made and I've had good luck with everyhting else Pearl Izumi so I expect nothing less

The fit and overall design is terrific! Very comfortable! Very well made. This is my second pair. The first lasted at least 3 years. They could last another 3. But I like new. Finger seams are beginning to slightly come apart. I washed the old pair after every ride in a net bag on delicate. I log 2,500 - 3,000 miles a year. The cotton patch for nose wiping is the perfect size and placement.

This latest update to Pearl’s SELECT gloves comes in a good variety of colors (I own them all!) and are a nice quality glove. I’m a fan of the padding in these gloves, even over some higher priced options. They fit well (nice and snug) and the padding helps keep my hands comfy even on longer rides.

I'm on my third pair. I have pretty large hands that are very hard to find good fitting gloves for but the XXL fit great. One recommendation is to wash them regularly or they'll start to smell. I just wash them with my other cycling clothes (cold wash, delicate dry) and they stay clean and fresh. I preferred the yellow but they were out of stock in XXL.

These gloves were very well made, good stitching, no loose threads. Fit was good. Padding was good, soft enough to absorb vibration but stiff enough to hold up. This is the 3rd pair of these I've had and all were excellent. 1st pair ended up in my workshop where they are used as work gloves when using the lathe. Like these a lot

They're ok. Definitely not an "epic ride" pair of gloves though. I bought these based on a super-positive experience I had with (what I thought) was the exact same pair I bought last year. The previous pair were a revelation-- best fitting long-distance cycling gloves I have ever owned (and I have had a ton, from A$$o$ all the way down to swag-bag freebies that disintegrated after 3 rides). I "accidentally" bought XL instead of L and thought "Aha! I have found the secret! I just need to go up one size and everything will be golden from now on!". Uh, nope. This time I bought XL on "purpose" and they don't fit the same as the previous pair. I know these cycling apparel mfg. make stuff in a billion different countries and in a trillion different factories so "variation" is a baked-in part of the deal. But, geez...it sure would be nice to be able to repeat a positive experience. Anyway, the gloves are pretty well made and should last through many (short) rides.

Was reluctant to pay so much for biking gloves (cheapskate on everything but the bikes) but now I know what I was missing all these years with the cheap gloves from Walmart. Off road biker, but wear these on road rides, too. So easy to wash: take em into the shower and hand wash them, wring and hang up, they'll be dry when you get home from work.

These guys just do it right when making anything. I have many pairs of gloves, but these are built for durability, function and comfort. With thoughtful design additives. The removal of these gloves are the easiest of any glove that I own. No one likes biting the fabric to remove the glove, this design with the loops under the fingers instead of on top of them is ingenious.

These are well made, fit perfectly and are incredibly comfortable. They provide the best relief from hand numbness I have found but still do not eliminate it entirely for me.

Un ajuste perfecto, y un acolchonado de maravilla... Los mejores guantes que eh tenido

Been a great help to my ulnar nerve and carpal tunnel condition and just wish I got them earlier along with a decent pair of handlebar grip on my new bike.

I'm a casual cyclist nowadays: with pins and needles kicking in in my hands after maybe 20 minutes on the bike and pain after about 40, my enjoyment has been much curtailed. I've tried lots of different cycling gloves, and while they helped, my hands were getting worse. So after a lot of reading around and seeing these gloves consistently recommended for carpal tunnel syndrome sufferers who ride bikes, I paid up. They're not cheap. And they don't work. Absolutely no difference between these and some cheapos I bought 2 years ago. Sure, they look different, but the padding is thinner and harder, and it's the padding I need, not the logo. Disappointed.

Switched from full finger gloves after finding them a little too warm and wanting easier access to my phone. These are great gloves! I was concerned the padding would be too much but I barely notice it. Grab em' when they go on sale for around $15!