All good, I used it for about 5 rides and no complaints!

My review is based on 6 weeks of use on 4-5 rides over a hundred miles in hot 85+ and cooler 50 or so weather. I try not to review anything unless it has been a min of one month and/or 5 uses depending on how its used, lets face it most things look good right out of the box you want to know how its holding up after the return window closed.Box/Bag opening and initial thoughts-its well packaged, in a nice looking zip top bag with company logo on it, probably keep the gloves in the bag until they get smelly or muddy. Piece of tissue paper between the gloves and string with the company logo and website-says 1 yr warranty would have like to seen an email address as well. Would say this is retail ready quality packaging. Gloves look decent quality, padding in the palm where you like to see it, fit and finish is good. Cuffs seem to be neoprene and are comfortable, initial test using my phone had quick access and selection. I usually wear a medium but choose to go to a large based off their chart and glad I did, the fit is good and comfortable have a little extra length in the fingers but the thumb is right there, cuff closure is pretty much the whole way which is what I want. Look forward to trying these out on the trail.Use -First ride was just a lite 13 mile rail trail run at 12mph pace, so pretty easy, the gloves felt good, no real sweating but I did notice my grips which are orange had quite a bit of fuzz and some black on them. They did clean up at home.  Second time out had the same so its not just the newness wearing off, that was a 20 mile ride so I took some pics to give you and idea, again, just cleaned off with a rag. The amount of fuzz has gone down over time, and I compared it to another new set I got form a name brand manufacture and they did it as well just to a lessor extent, so maybe just a new gloves thing, its been awhile since I got new gloves. I rode these now in the heat of summer and the cool of fall 50 F, and they worked well with both, enough air flow sweat is not dripping out in the heat but not so much your hands are frigid in cooler weather. While they do have some padding, they certainly are no gel glove and do fatigue. Dexterity is good, shifting, brake, and climbing all have good feel, no bulky glove feel.Final thoughts-I am sure you noticed I got this from Vine, because I write these awesome long reviews and take pics, as I too read reviews and use them to help me make decisions-hopefully you found my review helpful-now would I pay my hard earned side hustle, social monetization or 9 to 5er money for it-Sure, measure and use chart for best fit, comfortable in the hot and cooler weather, wear well. The top of hand protection is minimal, but does not add bulk, so if you like the look added protection never hurts. I consider value and what your spending in all my reviews and I have to give it 4 stars for Meets MY Expectations for price paid. At time of review they were $17.50 which is around others on Amazon they have decent constructions and features you like to see in cycling gloves, if your strictly a rail trail person don’t need the added top of hand protection but again its not bulky so if you like the look enjoy. These will make it into my regular rotation.I will update if I encounter any problems, Adventure is out there.

This is a really great pair of cycling gloves. They fit nice and snugly so I can still securely hold the handlebars. I like that they're thick enough to block the wind - I hate the feeling of the wind over the backs of my hands.

BLUF: These gloves provide great quality and protection while riding. There may be some inconsistency in the fit around the fingers, but nothing that makes using them uncomfortable.POSITIVES:- Durable leather-like material on the palms with thin, highly breathable material on top.- Touch sensitivity works as advertised.- Printing is vibrant and clear, giving these a quality look. The writing on the wrist is actually molded/raised which is a nice touch (rather than being cheaply printed).- Thin/low-profile wrist support DOESN'T INTERFERE WITH SMART WATCH!!! (Read narrative)- Palm padding is substantial but doesn't feel bulky when leaning on the horns.NEGATIVES:- The knuckle protection appears to simply be adhesively bonded or "fused" onto the mesh material. I could not find any indication that these were going to pull off, but the lack of any stitches makes me nervous that durability will be an issue. I'm not knocking a star for this, but it is a 'risk item' that should be noted.- One index finger is sewn noticeably tigher than the other. It isn't anything that causes discomfort or restricts circulation (in my brief test-ride), but it does make the pair feel cheaper. I suspect this tightness is due to the reinforcement placed on the index finger to allow use of touchscreens.NARRATIVE: I purchased the riding gloves to replace old weightlifting gloves which had been serving me well on my gravel bike. For context, I use a gravel bike and typically only ride 10-15 miles at a time. Due to the coming fall and winter, I wanted some full-fingered gloves that still allowed for good air ventillation on the back. These fit the bill. Their design has definitely been thought out and all of the protective padding/panels you see advertised are in the right place. I didn't experience any unecessary pressure due to the padding, but one index finger is a bit tighter than the other. It seems like maybe there is some inconsistency in the stitching of the panels placed over the index finger which enables touchscreen sensitivity.Fit was nice and it didn't interfere with my smartwatch. I'm not sure if others have this problem, but I frequently run into an issue where the wrist support of my old gloves were constantly knocking the crown of my watch. This would pause my workouts and generally cause an unwelcomed distraction while riding. The wrist support on these is still more than sufficient, but it is lower profile removing the issue with interfering with my smartwatch. Great job!CONCLUSION: Overall, I'd recommend these. I wanted to take 1 star off for the slight inconsistency in stitching resulting in additional pressure in one of the fingers, but the minor nuisance feels like something that will relax as I break these gloves in. For now, these get 5-stars from me based on their quality, price, and overall functionality!

These cycling gloves fit comfortably and have a cool look with their padded knuckles, though the padding might be a bit much for road biking. The touchscreen functionality works for large areas but can be challenging on a keypad.

These Full Finger Shock Absorbing Bicycle Gloves by FEIWOOD GEAR are terrific for mountain biking. They are easy to put or or remove & are built tough. I have not experienced any tearing or excessive wear & they do not restrict the movement of my hands or fingers. I am very happy with these & can ride with peace of mind, knowing that my fingers & knuckles will be protected from any sort of branches or small airborne pebbles. Would recommend to a friend! Thanks for reading.

These cycling gloves are a game changer! I’ve been using them for both mountain biking and road cycling, and they’re incredibly comfortable. The full fingers provide great protection, while the anti-slip grip ensures I have total control of the handlebars. The padding absorbs shock, making long rides much more enjoyable. Plus, they fit perfectly and aren’t too tight or bulky. Whether you're a casual rider or more serious about your biking, these gloves definitely make a difference in comfort and performance!