QEPAE Biking Gloves Gel Pad Luminous Fingerless Glove Crossfit Gloves for Safe Night Riding Cycling Hiking Spinning

I've used these for about 2 months.Cons:A seam on the left thumb came loose the second time I used them; I got out my batchelor's sewing kit and inexpertly sewed it back together. The logo isn't just printed on the gloves, it's glued on in raised letters about 1/8" thick. I'm not crazy about bold branding and I eventually pulled the letters off and used some Goo gone on the glue.Pros: the gloves have all the handy features, a breathable back, pads where you would want on your palm, a reflective stripe, a pull-off loop between the middle fingers, and an absorbent sweat pad on the thumb, which I find super handy. The padding isn't thick or like squishy gel inserts, in fact I thought it was a bit thin when I first got them, but now I think it's just about right. Truth is, now that I've done more research into hand pain and numbness, I realize that gloves won't fix the problem completely, you also have to make sure your riding posture is good and that your bike is configured properly. In fact gloves that are too cushiony could end up causing pressure and making things worse. So, I think these are a good deal all in all.

I love to wear gloves when biking and the pair I had for over 3 years finally gave out so was on the look out for a pair that just pulled on my hand without any velcro straps and I found these! I have been using the gloves for the past 3 weeks and these seem well made. They have good padding in the palm area and they have a loop that helps you remove them easily! The top of the glove is made of a breathable fabric so your hands do not get too hot in summer which is important because I hate sweaty hands! These gloves also come in some fun colors! They the only downfall is they do run a bit small... so I would order one size or maybe even two sizes larger if you like a little extra room in your gloves.

I ordered these gloves on XL on 10/20/2017. They fit a little snug at first but after a week they seemed to break in nicely. However, they have started to developed stitching separation around the palm area. I ride everyday approx. 15 miles round trip. I was hoping to get a year or two out of them before they started to unravel. Perhaps an XXL for folks with king size hands would be better.

This is my second pair of pink QEPAE, I purchased them again because I lost one of them but also because I liked how they fit and look. Very light and nice looking. The padding is thin but I don't mind since I wear them with a skin suit for time trials

I think these gloves would have worked perfectly well: the padding was adequate and well-placed and the palms had good grip. Unfortunately the stitching was so sloppy that I couldn't bring myself to keep them.

Great gloves. I use them for riding my motorcycle. The gel padding is great for relieving fatigue in hands on long rides.

Enjoy riding worth these gloves on. Beyer than going bare. Need a whole set of bright vibrant colors for my moods.

I purchased the large blue version. I measured according to the size chart. They fit snug but not too tight for the most part. I had trouble with the thumbs because the same stretchy fabric isn't on the thumbs like it is on the other fingers. I've already torn the seams on both thumbs when taking them off. There are loops in between the middle finger area that helps pull them off and i've slightly torn those too. I wasn't being overly rough with the gloves either.The gloves are very light weight, thin material. There is a combo of stretch and leather. I do like how they feel when wearing though. The gel pads on the inner part of the glove really made a difference. I also found these to be cooler than another brand I use. My hands weren't all sweaty after wearing them. I do like how the wrists are cut a tad shorter which gives me better motion and movability.I just wish the gloves held up a bit better, I know they will continue to tear , maybe i needed the XL instead of the L?*received these at a discount for my honest review