GiroMen's Supernatural Glove (Return to Product Page)

These are my favorite warm-weather gloves out of many examples tried over the years. They are lightweight and grippy with an excellent close fit with no bunching or bagginess under the palms while gripping the bars. Do not size up! Wear your normal size or the size indicated by the chart. When you first put them on they will feel very tight, possibly too tight, but they will stretch and mold to your hands soon. The padding is thin but very effective in damping road vibration.

Giro gloves look good - perform well - are durable - and at a good price.

This is a comfortable, good-fitting glove. I generally wear a medium glove, and while this is perhaps slightly snug, it's not overly so. I like that it breathes well and dries quickly. My only small complaint (which is why I'd rate it 4.5/5) is that while two fingers have tabs to help remove the glove, there is no tab on the thumb, and some assistance is definitely needed there! However, I will definitely be a repeat customer when the gloves need to be replaced.

I ride 2-3 times per week averaging 25-50 miles per ride. Thought I'd give these a try and I'm not disappointed. I typically experience numbness in my hand and the first time I wore them I realized I was well into my ride and I hadn't gone numb! I can't say they've reduced the tingling entirely, but they've reduced it significantly. I have at least 10 pairs of gloves from several different brands and these are my most comfortable, I'll buy another pair.

An entirely new dimension, they are not. But they are comfortable, and look good. Gloves get a lot of wear and tear, so we'll see how well they hold up. These may run small. Size chart recommended large for me, but I ordered XL because they were out of large. Good thing because the XL were perfect. Large would have been too tight.

I have used Giro bike gloves for years and have been happy with their appearance and longevity. These particular gloves fit well, they are comfortable but they look rather cheesy. Looks shouldn't be that important but for some reason in this case that is where I am. I wouldn't buy another pair of them but I certainly would look first at other Giro models.

These have been the best gloves for me so far. Not overly cushioned or lumpy. They are tight to get on and off but it is worth it. I would prefer some soft absorbent material near the thumb to mitigate sweat.

These gloves are light, generally comfortable, and have nice padding to prevent numb fingers. Only compliant is the stitching along the thumb, the seam runs on the inside of the thumb and the stitching chafes again the skin in this area. Relocate or improve this seam and you'd have a 5 star product.

Different for sure, but does the difference make for something better. Not really. Add to that they're a PITA to get off and that alone relegates them to, not supernatural.

I just used these on a 80+ mile back packing trip. They have padding/ feel nice. However the best feature are the two pull tabs on the middle two fingers. I found myself utilizing the tabs to easily adjust the gloves on the fly. I have others without this feature that just get all bunched up and uncomfortable/harder to adjust on the fly.

You don't really notice how little your hands go numb until you think about it after a few rides. Much better than other gloves I've tried and I've tried a lot.