Glove Recommendations
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Glove Recommendations
Couldn't quite find a thread about gloves with the search function (maybe I didn't dig deep enough) But I'm in the market for a pair of reasonably (reasonably) priced pair of all white, lightly padded fingerless cycling gloves.
Something like the Rapha Pro Team Mitts
https://www.labicicletta.com/edatcat/...A-PROTEAMMITTS
They're waaaaay too expensive though. Can you guys recommend me a cheaper alternative?
Something like the Rapha Pro Team Mitts
https://www.labicicletta.com/edatcat/...A-PROTEAMMITTS
They're waaaaay too expensive though. Can you guys recommend me a cheaper alternative?
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White gloves will get last about 1 ride before getting dirty from hand sweat and the grime on your bar tape. I wouldn't bother. I have white cloth on the upper section of my gloves, it is now a permanent brown colour.
Just go to your local bike store and pick something up. They're just gloves FFS
Just go to your local bike store and pick something up. They're just gloves FFS
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realcyclist.com has decent deals on gloves. castellis are nice.
https://www.realcyclist.com/roadbike/...08/Gloves.html
https://www.realcyclist.com/roadbike/...08/Gloves.html
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Still tweaking my bars, but I have this problem all the time, not just with cycling. It's not way off, but I think I would like to change out my ergo drops for some compact drops and possibly a slightly shorter stem, but we'll see. It's mostly a symptom of how my hands are, so gloves it is!
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The best cycling gloves I've ever had are weightlifting gloves.
Cycling gloves have no ****ing balls.
Cycling gloves have no ****ing balls.
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I have some full finger gloves, I only wear them in the winter.
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They aren't all white, but the Knog Love/Hate gloves are pretty well made and comfy. Of course, the white on them now is this sickly blueish/yellowish color from the sweat and dyes mixing together, but they gave me great tan-lines so I vote yes!
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i've never had numb fingers while riding. i only wore gloves when i had risers/ourys because ourys get slippery when your hands sweat. i want to get some for when i ride road because of the same reason, and my hands get a little raw after doing a lot of climbing while gripping the brake hoods.
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Because half the time you can find good deals on chainlove or bonktown for full finger gloves. Even my LBS has cheaper full fingers than half fingers. Bottom line is half fingers aren't always cheaper. If you find a good pair of full finger gloves that are comfy for a cheap price why not?
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I may be a wuss, but I feel safer wearing gloves because I know if I wipe out, my beautiful hands won't be scratched up.