Fingerless Gloves

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Fingerless Gloves

Postby martinjs » Thu Feb 10, 2011 12:48 pm

Where in the heck can I get a pair of fingerless gloves that won't wear out in less then 6 months?
Any suggestions? Where from and how much, also how long do they last.

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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby CommuRider » Thu Feb 10, 2011 12:52 pm

See this discussion here

http://www.bicycles.net.au/forums/viewt ... 34&t=36239

Currently tied to my Trek gloves bought for $10 at the last Clarence St sale around 6 months ago.
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby BigVin » Thu Feb 10, 2011 12:54 pm

I've used Peal Izumi Gel Vents for a while now, they have gel pads on the palm side.

Similar to these -

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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby fatherofmany » Thu Feb 10, 2011 12:55 pm

Just buy 2 pairs and alternate them, that way they last 12 months !!! oh wait :?

Seriously, I have the same prob, and I've also found that the type with the join on the side of the wrist are stupidly hard to get on and off. I much prefer those that join on the top of the wrist. My current pair are shimano branded and fine except I think the palms could be better padded.
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby MountGower » Thu Feb 10, 2011 1:32 pm

Try Tuff GEL2000.

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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby Romper » Thu Feb 10, 2011 2:05 pm

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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby toppity » Thu Feb 10, 2011 2:39 pm

I been using these Bellwether ones. I was a little sceptical about the brand, but now I'm a fan.

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they have been lasting quite well (over 6 months). The little hoops on the ends of the fingers make getting them off easy.
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby sogood » Thu Feb 10, 2011 2:52 pm

I would highly recommend Roeckl gloves. Very well made and padded. My first pair stayed with me for 3 years. Some of the backing elastic fabric stretched around the knuckles but the rest of the gloves stayed intact with no loose threads. I am on my second pair.
http://www.roeckl.de/

They are available in Australia as I bought it in the city here in Sydney (CBD Cycles). No ideas who carries it near you.
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby maicoboy » Thu Feb 10, 2011 6:07 pm

I've been using these Knog gloves for about 15 months.
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I've done about 6000km in them and they are not showing any signs of wear. Thay are full leather and have no padding. Once the leather molds to your hands they are super comfy.

As long as you have a good bike fit and don't expect your gloves to soak up road bumps they are excellent.

Only bad point is the on rainy or very sweaty rides the die runs out of the leather and makes my hands go black. Oh, and they don't have the toweling strip on the back of the thumb to wipe sweat (or snot) off your face.

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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby HAKS » Thu Feb 10, 2011 7:16 pm

specialized. Best gloves I've ever worn :). $35-40 and have lasted over a year and look like they will go another one.
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby davidk » Thu Feb 10, 2011 7:25 pm

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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby stang1 » Thu Feb 10, 2011 7:52 pm

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$160 + postage ( ?? ) Would hurt to wear these out :)

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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby wombatK » Thu Feb 10, 2011 8:16 pm

Got a pair of $35 PEARL IZUMI Gel-lite Tour Gloves - Diablo Red - Large from T7 in Nov 2009. Still going strong (14 months later).

None in stock currently, but may be available elsewhere.

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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby brycerider » Thu Feb 10, 2011 9:40 pm

stang1 wrote:Image

$160 + postage ( ?? ) Would hurt to wear these out :)
Got their criterium gloves in black on sale for $70 - get used 4-5 days a week - still going strong 12 months later. Super comfy and oh so stylish

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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby Apple » Thu Feb 10, 2011 9:50 pm

I spent about 78 dollars on a beautiful pair of gloves just last month. I washed them in the washing machine and now they will only fit Barbie.
I am not happy, I bought some body butter and am trying to stretch the leather back, and it almost fits me. :?
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby backslashio » Thu Feb 10, 2011 10:27 pm

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I bought these, not sure of the exact model name and its not the right picture although looks similar, bought them 3 years ago for $45 and they had the most amount of gel for that brand. They're still going fine although getting a bit on the stinky side, I've only washed them once :lol: Nothing seems to be tearing & the gel's holding up. I haven't used them excessively as others would've, usually 30min a day until as of recent where I'm doing 90min

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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby frodo » Fri Feb 11, 2011 12:12 am

backslashio wrote:Image

I bought these, not sure of the exact model name and its not the right picture although looks similar, bought them 3 years ago for $45 and they had the most amount of gel for that brand. They're still going fine although getting a bit on the stinky side, I've only washed them once :lol: Nothing seems to be tearing & the gel's holding up. I haven't used them excessively as others would've, usually 30min a day until as of recent where I'm doing 90min

plus 1 for these. not only long wearing but very comfortable. Will buy again
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby HAKS » Fri Feb 11, 2011 6:38 am

backslashio wrote:I bought these, not sure of the exact model name and its not the right picture although looks similar, bought them 3 years ago for $45 and they had the most amount of gel for that brand. They're still going fine although getting a bit on the stinky side, I've only washed them once :lol: Nothing seems to be tearing & the gel's holding up. I haven't used them excessively as others would've, usually 30min a day until as of recent where I'm doing 90min
Only washed them once :shock: . I feel sorry for your hands :P. Mine are likely the same model and I wash them weekly :P
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby R12RT » Fri Feb 11, 2011 8:22 am

HAKS wrote:specialized. Best gloves I've ever worn :). $35-40 and have lasted over a year and look like they will go another one.

+1 om the Specialized.

I havw had mine for several years and ~15000km. Only just showing signs of needing replacement wiwth the padding now lossing it's padding.
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby daniel.s » Fri Feb 11, 2011 3:56 pm

Thanks to this thread, my wallet's lighter to the cost of a pair of Pearl Izumi "Elite" gloves
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby backslashio » Fri Feb 11, 2011 4:22 pm

HAKS wrote:
backslashio wrote:I bought these, not sure of the exact model name and its not the right picture although looks similar, bought them 3 years ago for $45 and they had the most amount of gel for that brand. They're still going fine although getting a bit on the stinky side, I've only washed them once :lol: Nothing seems to be tearing & the gel's holding up. I haven't used them excessively as others would've, usually 30min a day until as of recent where I'm doing 90min
Only washed them once :shock: . I feel sorry for your hands :P. Mine are likely the same model and I wash them weekly :P
Haha, I forget they actually need washing. Anyway I washed them last night, smells a lot better :P

edit: Holy !! BAN ME NOW FOR SWEARING !!, they've changed colour! :lol: I don't remember that distinct gray before, used to be a nice healthy brown

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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby BigVin » Fri Feb 11, 2011 5:42 pm

daniel.s wrote:Thanks to this thread, my wallet's lighter to the cost of a pair of Pearl Izumi "Elite" gloves
lol - that's the spirit!
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby sogood » Fri Feb 11, 2011 6:46 pm

Apple wrote:I spent about 78 dollars on a beautiful pair of gloves just last month. I washed them in the washing machine and now they will only fit Barbie.
That's what happens when you buy those LV gloves for cycling! :mrgreen:
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby BigVin » Fri Feb 11, 2011 6:49 pm

My mate just bought these -

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Cost him about $150, but he's a Rapha nut!
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Re: Fingerless Gloves

Postby sogood » Fri Feb 11, 2011 6:51 pm

BigVin wrote:Image
Cost him about $150, but he's a Rapha nut!
He'll have funny tan marks in due course. Just wait... :mrgreen:
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