Giro DND Men's Gloves

Minimal logo, all black is a great look. They fit like a second skin. No fasteners are great. Light weight with just enough leather on the palms. Nice wicking on the back. Great for managing sweaty hands in the heat.

I've worn the hell out of these gloves for 3 years and love them. Very durable and comfortable. My only gripe but not really a gripe is the medium size seemed a bit tight when I first got them and I consider myself a medium for gloves. After a short time they stretched out and I have zero complaints. My next pair I'll try large instead though. Love em!! Update: After ordering the large size this time around I've found that it's better to stick with the medium size even though they start out pretty snug. They end up stretching and fit perfectly. The large glove fingers are a bit too long. Gave them to my dad and I've ordered medium again.

Great price for high quality name brand gloves. The fit is true to size and fits great. Would buy again

Nice gloves; good snug fit for a great bar feel, no excessive bunching material around the cuff and no velcro to weaken or snag jacket sleeves. Why the three star rating? The touchscreen fingertips, while functional, required an odd mashing/rolling of the fingers to facilitate cell phone use. Also, the back of the gloves offer zero cold weather protection; they seem better suited for cool to warm weather. I commute by bicycle throughout the winter and had previously been using Timberland Commuter gloves very similar to these Timberland Men's Commuter Glove Stretch Tree Logo Palm with Touchscreen Technology, Black, Large/X-Large . I get that there is no glove that will protect fingers near or below freezing temps; I keep mittens on standby for those super cold days. The Timberlands do a decent job keep my fingers protected, not warm and cozy, but just acceptably comfortable enough to keep riding. I was was expecting at least the same of actual cycling gloves. Halfway through the ride home from the Amazon Locker, my hands were stinging with pain, so I stopped and threw the Timberlands back on; the temp was 42 degrees F. I returned these as I already have fingerless XLC gloves for fairer weather. UPDATE: I found a great use for these gloves as cold weather commuters; on and off the train, in and out of Lyft rides, stops for coffee and food all with gloves that feel (and look) great while keeping them fairly shielded from the cold as long as you have nice jacket pockets to shove your hands in while outside. Great gloves, last pair survived a couple years and many washings with only a tiny hole forming on the left hand ring finger. They allow you to function during winter months without feeling like you are wearing baseball mitts. I'm on my third pair now cuz I love em but keep losing them LOL. Upgrading to 5 stars.

These are some of the best gloves I have used in the past 20 years. Pretty breathable and durable.