By carefully tailoring the palm, fingers and padding zones to match the shape and size of the hand, Super Fit Engineering reduces bunching and discomfort while enhancing grip, bar feel and the effectiveness of the padding. SUPER FIT ENGINEERING - Super Fit Engineering is a proprietary process that guides the fit, design and patterning of every Giro glove for maximum comfort and performance.
The result is a glove with a lighter, more natural feel that enhances comfort and control. FLEX ZONES - Flex Zones are carefully integrated into select Giro full-finger glove patterns in order to allow the glove to mimic the hand's natural articulation without bunching or binding. With 4-way stretch breathable mesh, reinforced fingertips for hard-wearing durability, and 2mm EVA crash pads, the DND glove is beyond ready for down and dirty riding.
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This maintains handlebar contact at the knuckles and the heel of your palm, and adds the slip free grip of synthetic leather, for locked-in control. Pearl Izumi's 1:1 Connect Palm uses a specially shaped, low profile gel insert to maintain the natural arch across your palm (go ahead, take a quick look at your hand) to avoid numb fingers. This half-fingered version of the Attack Glove takes the opposite approach and provides support, rather than padding, to alleviate hand numbness. Unfortunately, they also give up nerve protection and the extra security of a glove. Traditional cycling gloves add comfort by adding padding, which presents a tradeoff that has led some riders to go glove-less in favor of better bar feel. The Pearl Izumi Attack Gloves eliminate hand numbness without sacrificing bar feel. BioViz reflective elements for low-light visibility Touch screen compatible index finger and thumb
Soft, low-profile wiping surface on thumb Synthetic leather palm material is soft and durable 1:1 Connect Palm design with gel insert offers next to bar feel with superior riding comfort
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This full fingered version of the Attack Glove takes the opposite approach and provides support, rather than padding, to alleviate hand numbness. The Pearl Izumi Attack Full-Finger Gloves eliminate hand numbness without sacrificing bar feel. I wash my gloves about every two weeks, maybe more often in the summer when my hands get so sweaty they soak right through the synthetic leather palm. Their replacements are also by Pearl Izumi, but a higher-priced model, with thicker padding, especially around the heel of the hand. As I said, they’re still good enoughfor back-up, or for short rides like today’s, but probably won’t be for much longer. But eight months? I’d a thunk these would last longer. I think PI makes good quality stuff, and I own a number of different items of theirs. The left one is in about the same condition. I bought them when I bought the bike, back in February - so that means I’ve had them for eight months. Today’s ride reminded me why the previous pair is just used for back-up. In fact, the new gloves were the ones I was wearing when I fell, and they did a great job of protecting my hands from the pavement. They’d been showing signs of wear, so I got new gloves to wear on the century. Today I wore the gloves that have been relegated to back-up status for the past few weeks. But he was wearing a cycling jersey and shorts, and rode a pretty nice Specialized Roubaix.) (Once again, he had no idea we were in a race. I even chased down a rider some distance ahead of me, caught him and smoked him! Nice to be the smoker for a change. But then, the legs seemed to loosen up and everything was all right. I didn’t really feel like my old self until I had put down about eight miles. Man, you can sure tell when you’ve been off the bike for several days. In fact, I think the ride was just what I needed to chase the last vestiges of my cold away. Got out for a nice 15-mile ride today - first time I’ve been on the bike in a week.
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