Cycling Gloves Mountain Bike Glo... vs Dakine Wristguard (1 Pair)

Gloves fit well (xl) without a sloppy or too tight fit. Have ridden over 4000 kms with these gloves. Keeps my hands from going numb.

The tabs are stretchy but have not worn our our come loose. They are comfortable and keep my hands from getting blisters. The lycra makes them fit snug but not tight and is comfortable.

Bought these looking for thicker padding on palm area. I have dupuytren's contracture in one hand and was advised by a hand surgeon to get a cushioned glove when using that hand - pushing a grocery cart, mopping the floor, even when driving. Love the ...  Read More

This one is the best so far. Pictured are my most recent purchases. Very happy with this purchase. Couldn't ask for more. Definitely recommend them.

The loops to remove the gloves are so helpful. Even after hard riding and sweating hands these loops are very helpful in removing the gloves. These also work for sun protection on your hands, which is a common location for skin cancer to occur because...  Read More

These are not slip resistant gloves as advertised. They are not useful with a wheelchair unless you are on flat, smooth surface. Back side is very flimsy.

They wear the xs and s respectively. Works well for first time snowboarder. Still want to learn to land with fist closed & on sides. Wore them twice while snowboarding.

Only downside is that there is only a bottom splint and no top splint if that is important to you. Great for wrist protection at an affordable price.

They fit well under the glove and provide solid wrist protection. Seems sturdy and made with hard plastic. Not bulky, and will fit under your gloves without picking gloves size up, as most of other wrist protection gear.

I wear a men's small dakine mitten with liner. My hand size is right on the cusp of large and x-large.

Extremely tight around the wrist. Also mobility was extremely hindered.