GiroStrade Dure Supergel Glove(Return to Product Page)

First gel gloves to own. Very comfortable and gel pads are located in just the right places.

I was experiencing some elbow pain, so I upgraded to a deeper cushioned glove. Slight drawback, they get soaked with sweat and don't wick well.

These gloves are well padded and comfortable. I tend to use these for my long rides because of their comfort.

Very comfortable high quality gloves. Good fit to size. Nicely padded to absorb the bumps along the way. I highly recommend them! Happy biking to all!

These gloves run a bit on the snug side, so order larger than you normally. The padding is ok for about 25 miles but then I need to start shaking out my hands.

These gloves fit wonderfully. And the padding is perfect. Light weight and breath well. Definitely will buy again.

cut is such that it causes my hands to numb between the thumb and pointing finger in both hands. worse gloves I've owned

Good gloves for the price. A little heavy, but not bad.

They are comfortable but on high humidity days do not dry well.

Not much more to say. So far I've used these on relatively short rides and they work and fit great.

I have several pairs of Giro Strade Dure gloves purchased over the past 8 years or so. They have held up extremely well under hard use while protecting my arthritic hands. I have tried just about every cycling glove out there and I always come back to these as they have been long wearing and they have very thick padding. I haven't experienced any of the manufacturing defects so common with other gloves. The stitching, padding, and fabric have held up just fine through many uses and many machine washes. I always air dry them. Gloves have been great if your hands need maximum padding.

These gloves are well made with good padding. I have used them for many months and I purchased a second pair recently because I like to have two pairs available. Definitely recommend!

Good hand coverage and padding on the palm.

These are similar in construction and fit to the Giro Supernatural gloves, except with thick padding to take the sting out of rough gravel roads. They are initially a tight fit, but will stretch and mold to your hands quickly. Best gloves for summer gravel I've found yet.

I do lots of century rides, a couple ultra endurance events on gravel each year and spend many hours on the trainer in the Winter when the weather doesn't permit safe outdoor riding. These gloves are very comfortable in all cases, they fit well and have very effective gel to absorb road / gravel vibration. The key for glove comfort for me is having a snug fit, which also unfortunately makes them a bit more difficult to take off. My only pick on these is the stitching / seams break away more quickly than other gloves I've used, but that's probably a bit due to the snug fit. Regardless, I would rather be comfortable on long rides and replace them more frequently than have blisters and sore hands. If they lasted longer I would give them 5 stars instead of 4.

These are the best short finger cycling gloves I've owned. They fit well, true to size and they last a long time. My last pair survived over 2 years and I ride about 9000 miles a year on average. The gel on the palms placed perfectly and has just enough cushion for me. The loops on the back of the middle 2 fingers make it easier to take them off at the end of a ride. I ordered 2 pair this time just in case they quit making them or change the design before I need another pair!

I'm very picky about my gloves, and I like the Giro Strade Dure because they have good padding, well ventilated, and they dry quickly after a hot and sweaty day of riding. I also like the small finger cuffs that help you pull the gloves off at the end of your ride. That's a nice design feature.

When I see these gloves on sale, I always tried to pick up a pair. I now have them on all colors, and wear them all the times now. My other gloves sat in a drawer, unused. These provide good grips ( I crashed once due to sweaty hands) so I wear them regardless of hot or cold weather. The gel bases give good cushion too, do a great job absorbing vibration.

These gloves are not fancy looking, but last a long time. I still have my first pair, purchased about 3 years ago and still works fine. I put on 100-150 miles a week and wear these gloves on all the rides.

The yellow on the gloves are a safety feature for other riders to see as I am on a two-way path. The padding is great as the road has many bumps and crossing.

I use for road and mountain biking