The media could not be loaded. Attached is a video of my first impressions of the INBIKE full fingered cycling gloves. Bullet points are: PROS: - good prices, purchased for $16.85. - build quality is very good for price. - comfortable; not too loose or too tight. Gel padding on palm feels good. - sizing chart gives an accurate assessment of the glove size you should choose. CONS: - cell phone touchscreen use works, but can be finicky. - can feel the stitching inseam in each of the fingers. It doesn't bother me that much but might bother you. - slight webbing between two of my fingers. As mentioned in the video, I am 21CM hand circumference, which is towards the top of the medium glove size, so that is likely the cause of the webbing. However, it is barely noticeable but worth mentioning. FINAL THOUGHTS: I haven't had a chance to ride with these yet (MTB), but overall I think the build quality is good and think they will hold up well. They aesthetically look nice, feel comfortable and are at a good price. I will update this review if they do not hold up to expectations. Read more
Very good, actually soft pad for the hands, not annoying. Glove is very light, so it is fine when weather is not cold. Read more
I really wanted to love these gloves. They check all the feature boxes for me... Terry cloth thumb for wiping sweat off your brow. A wrist cuff that is minimal and doesn't get in the way. Padded palms. Very breathable. They fit great and seem very well constructed. It is evident that whoever designed these applied a bunch of thought to a slim fit that doesn't get in the way. Which makes the one reason why I cant keep them all the more confusing. The padding in the palm is excessive. Its so thick it feels like you have 2x4s between you and your handlebars. You can feel it collapse and move side to side underneath your palms. I liked everything else about these gloves so much (especially the fit) I honestly considered attempting to cut it off/shave it down. Ultimately I just couldn't deal with the excessive amount or shape of the palm padding and sent them back. I ended up trying Fox Dirtpaws and Oneal Element gloves. If Inbike ever changes the padding in the palms of these to a flat pad instead of overly thick bars I would be the first in line to buy a pair. Read more
I mountain bike nearly every day and I'm picky about gloves. I really like them to have some gel in the palms to help with numb fingers on long rides. For the price, these gloves are great. I normally wear a large glove and they size Large fit just as I would expect. The gel in the palms is the thickest I've seen in mtn bike gloves and I was a little worried it might bother me but I don't notice it on the trail. Very nicely constructed and appear they should last a long time. Finger tips work on touch screen phones is a major plus. Not the coolest wearing glove but not overly warm either. My only gripe would be that the cuff design is a little over the top. Works fine, just annoys me for some reason. More colors would also be nice. Will definitely be buying another pair. Read more
I bought two pairs of these. My wife’s hands are 19-19.5 cm and got her the medium. I’m 22cm and got the large. They both fit us really well. Quality looks really good and I’m really happy with the gel padding. We’re both high level athletes (I’ve also been coaching Ironman triathletes for 30 years) so we don’t just cruise around the neighborhood roads. We use the gloves for hard mountain bike rides and the gel works really well at dampening the vibration. I looked around online a lot and these were the least expensive best quality and gel padded gloves I could find. Really happy with these. Read more
These are decent quality gloves that fit close and basically do the job of gloves, but I would mostly warn anyone away from them. The issue is that very time I wear them on an even moderate length ride I end up hating them because they’re a pain to put back on once you’re sweating a little. Sometimes literally a pain, because the Velcro hook pad is both thin and flexible and runs right near the edge of the glove. When you first put them on it doesn’t matter, but once perspiration makes your skin a bit tacky the fabric and the hooks will fold over to scrape the back of your hand when you’re pulling your gloves back on. I don’t see any advantage to positioning it where it is except maybe aesthetic. But it really irritates me every time I wear them. If there was some tab of fabric to grip when pulling them on, or even if there was a bit of stiffening at the edge to resist curling over, that would completely change my assessment, but as they are I very much dislike them. Still giving them three stars because they’re probably fine if you just never take your gloves off until you’re totally done riding. Read more
Comfortable, perfect fit! Excellent price Read more
These gloves have been solid MTB gear for me. I have long hands but somewhat slender fingers, the XLs fit just as expected and much like any motorcross glove i had worn in the past in the same size. Read more
