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Original price was: $14.43.$13.00Current price is: $13.00. USD
Every twist and turn on your cycling journey deserves the support of MOREOK Cycling Gloves. Crafted with a 5mm gel pad, these half-finger gloves provide exceptional cushioning while ensuring breathability for ultimate comfort. Whether you're tackling challenging trails or lifting weights at the gym, their versatile design and durable microfiber material adapt to your every move. Lightweight and ambidextrous, they fit snugly, allowing for a secure grip on the handlebars. Elevate your outdoor sports experience with gloves that are as adventurous as you are.
Description
Every adventure on two wheels deserves the perfect companion, and that's exactly what the MOREOK Cycling Gloves deliver. Imagine gripping your handlebars, feeling the wind on your face, and knowing your hands are protected and comfortable no matter the journey ahead. Crafted for those who crave exploration, these gloves are more than just an accessory; they’re a vital part of your cycling experience.
Whether you're navigating city streets, tackling mountain trails, or lifting weights at the gym, these half-finger gloves are designed to enhance your grip and control. The 5mm gel padding provides exceptional cushioning, reducing fatigue during long rides while still allowing for the dexterity you need for shifting gears or adjusting your gear. The lightweight microfiber material ensures breathability, keeping your hands cool and dry even on the hottest days.
The sporty black design suits both men and women, making them versatile enough for various outdoor sports, from cycling and rowing to motorcycling and gym workouts. With an ambidextrous hand orientation, these gloves fit comfortably on either hand, ensuring you can easily slip them on whenever adventure calls.
- 5mm gel padding for enhanced comfort and reduced hand fatigue.
- Made from lightweight, breathable microfiber for optimal ventilation.
- Half-finger design allows for maximum dexterity and grip.
- Sporty black color that suits both men and women.
- Versatile use for cycling, weight lifting, outdoor sports, and more.
These gloves are the perfect blend of functionality and style, setting you up for success whether you’re hitting the trails or the gym. With the MOREOK Cycling Gloves, you’re not just cycling; you’re embracing every moment of your journey, feeling in tune with the bike and the world around you. Get ready to elevate your ride and explore new horizons with confidence and comfort.
97 reviews for MOREOK Cycling Gloves Bike Gloves for Men/Women-[5MM Gel Pad] Half Finger Bicycle Biking Gloves for Cycling/Weight Lifting/Gym/Motorcycle/Rowing/Outdoor Sports-128
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Lora –
Nice gloves with adequate padding. I bought them for bicycling. Good price.
Bryan A –
The gloves run a little big, maybe order a size down? The pull tabs are a nice-to-have, but are a bit too big and may get in the way when riding. The reason I returned these gloves is that there was no padding in the middle of the palm. There was only padding on the back of the palm and at the joint. I like to rest on the horns, so this wont work for me.
M. Cyzio –
These are my second gloves from this company. I didn’t expect it to be still afloat like most Chinese companies but it looks like their quality is better than average so they are still here after 4 years. Gloves are well made, comfortable and last long enough. Recommended.
Tina Pacek –
I love the loops on the holes that allow you to slip these off easily. Don’t have to worry about tearing them. They’re breathable and very comfortable for longer rides. They fit snug and can hold on tight with comfort, even on longer rides. I’ve traversed long distances with these and haven’t had a problem. Definitely good value for what they costed me.
Jalo –
These comfy cozy gloves were just what we needed for hand protection while riding our new e bikes. They come on and off easily and have a snug fit.
D Behling –
These gloves have been great! I really like the fact that my finger tips are open so that I can deal with my smartphone. So far they have held up with daily wear and I have even put them through a gentle sycle in the washer and then let them air dry.
Amy S-G –
Plenty of padding for rough surface dumbbells & they’re so comfortable I forget I have anything on! Not too hot, either! They run a teeny bit big, so maybe order a size down than you think.
Kc –
Love them fits good
Susan W. –
For the price, these are a good quality. Great for casual cycling with my family.
Chris Carley –
Great product for the price. The little extra straps on the fingers I was going to cut off, but they actually help a lot to get these short gloves off.
Lastly, they give good cushion, but are thin enough to let your hands breathe and be cool.
Steve A –
Great fit and not too bulky.
Juanita Randall –
Hand protection is a must and these riding gloves do what they are supposed to do.
Wash before wearing, the color black transfers onto other clothing and finger nails. I do like the ease with which these riding gloves can be removed due to the two loops. The sun bleached my other black pair, that’s why I’m replacing them. They are very comfortable.
Bluesmgb –
Good gloves, I appreciate the amount of padding, good fit
John R –
I bike every day I can and wear out my gloves pretty quickly, so I want a good value for a replacement glove. This is it. To me, most of the gloves available are pretty much alike. This one like all the others has good padding and a velcro fastener. The big difference is in price. Aside from the low price of these gloves, I was attracted by the pull loops for the glove’s removal. After a sweaty ride, the tight glove is not easy to get off, especially when it’s a snug fit, which it should be. The two pull loops of each of these gloves make glove removal a breeze. For that reason, I’d buy these gloves again at twice the price. A great product and an even greater value.
Anthony –
Very comfortable and seem like they will hold up ok. Finger loops make it incredible easy to take them off, even after a long ride.
Franklin Javier Guihur Montalban –
Good quality
Pinetop –
Pleased as punch. Good padding. Very comfortable . Love the pull things that make the gloves come off easily.
Jeanette Howard –
Gloves are fine, but took weeks to arrive.
bing –
The bike gloves fit perfectly but I was a little disappointed with the lack of padding in the palms
Janice –
Comfortable, made well, fits well and gives a great grip.
Don Seymour –
I needed some new bike gloves. Mine was getting wore out cause I use them so much. I seen these glove on amazon and they was running a sale I couldn’t pass up. I was kinda skeptical tho being such a low price I thought well they are cheap but probably won’t be that good but I decided to take a chance and order a couple pair of them. I’m glad I did they turned out to be better than I thought. They fit my hand comfortably the Velcro holds really well and they are not just cut off and left at the finger they are sewn well. They also have loops to help pull them off your hands. Well made too. I was so impressed I ordered 2 more pair even tho I miss the sale on the second order but that’s ok I know what I’m getting now. Thanks
Jessica Tucker –
Absolutely LOVE these gloves. Good padding on the bottom spaced just right for my motorcycle grips. Quality material on the top plus a nice design and the pull loops! Bikers kiss!
Mary Awad –
It helps relieve pressure on my Carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms.
Amazon Customer –
Purchased for my husband for his workout session at the gym and he loves them! He likes the padding and comfortable structure, also the breathable components. Thanks for a great product! True to size and fit well. User friendly and look good.
Amazon Customer –
Bought for the gel padding . It is very comfortable. Rest of glove is solid as well .
William E. –
The sizing guide was helpful and accurate. Material is comfortable and they are easy on and off.
Bowie –
Good Gloves lots of Gel – maybe some more absorbent pad for sweat would make them perfect. Still recommend
Amazon Customer –
Great quality and comfort
Hoss rastegar –
Nice gloves, good stretchy material though I feel they run big. I got M and they are a touch large, but a size S would be way to small. Gel pads are nice and cushioning although I don’t know how much abuse they will stand up to. I was looking more for hand protection in emergency than cushioning for long rides, but I will use these for a while and see how they hold up. They are definitely very comfortable though they change my wrist angle a bit.
Michael –
Why did you pick this product vs others?:
This is my second pair of these cycling gloves I’ve purchased due to color, style, fit and durability.
Quality:
Very good quality product. I ride three times weekly, and they hold up well over the course of time.
Durability:
Very durable and well-constructed.
Color:
I like the bright color especially when hand making turn signals. The bright color stands out and is easily visible to traffic.
Size:
Fits as stated, not to lose or tight.
Value for money:
. Good value for the money.
Padding:
Some of the best padded cycling gloves I’ve ever purchased.
Moe –
Not just confortable but it really avoids the pain from pressure that used to came after ride for more than one hour.
Kike –
Excelente presentación , buena calidad
Thames –
Not just confortable but it really avoids the pain from pressure that used to came after ride for more than one hour.
Cindy –
Perfect fit gel in the rt places
Michael –
My father-in-law just all of us riding bikes about two years ago. It seems like everyone had taken at least one or two tumbles/crashes since then, except for me. Since COVID and the lockdown hit, we have been biking more and more about the trails. I went out four weeks ago for a quick ride and called my wife to let her know as she was out and about. I joked that I hope I don’t crash, but will wear my helmet, as it was raining early in the morning, and by that time everything had dried out around the house.
Went on the trails and ten minutes in I get to the ONE part that I am always leery of the wooden boardwalk. I was going so slow as there were a ton of people walking including older ones and parents with little kids. I was avoiding everyone, but these older ladies were spread out a bit too far, so I swung out and before I knew it was I flying through the air and landed on my shoulder, knee, and (tear) writes. I was stunned as I was barely moving, and it was bad enough to throw the chain off. Ladies wanted to give a ride home, but I was fine and got the chain back on (nothing else was wrong) and off I went, I finished off the rest of the hour ride, but my wrists were HURTING (still hurt, to be honest), due to an old injury that happened as I was a stupid teenager….but I digress.
Started looking for gloves and asked my father-in-law for a recommendation since he has been using gloves for a while. He told me a few good ones, but I really liked the design and of these gloves. I am really glad I choose these as they are AWESOME! Due to being in Texas and the heat, I was really worried about sweating and how breathable the gloves would be, as I would hate to have blisters after each ride, but thankfully these are really comfortable and the mesh really helps my hands breath. I still have to almost peel them off after each ride, but my hands feel great. They are always dry within a few hours, so I never have put my hand in a wet glove, which sounds the exact opposite of fun.
The gel padding is awesome! I barely have any pain in my wrists as I am riding anymore from any jolts as the gel is thought and takes the brunt of it The only time I have felt any shock is when I have to brake hard for people not paying attention to the trails and nearly running into me. The wrists straps are adjustable which is good as my hands swell a bit due to the humidity we have right now.
I am defiantly going to get another pair for myself as well as get my wife a pair! These are a great bargain and I highly recommend them!
Thames –
Great quality and comfort
Amazon Customer –
Good Gloves lots of Gel – maybe some more absorbent pad for sweat would make them perfect. Still recommend
Helen –
I’m a pretty standard large and this fit heavenly. The seams are soft and nothing is scratchy. The gel padding is well placed and robust, having a rubberized surface that grips very well, but all that folds up in my palm well and doesn’t obstruct the function of my hands—in fact I’m wearing them while typing this review on a small iPhone.
The fabric on the thumbs will pick up any pet hair it can though.
Jasen R Dobson –
While I haven’t put 50 miles on them yet, I took these out for a trial run over the weekend. They fit well and are true to size. The material is breathable and the cushion is sufficient. The feel like they are well made and will last for a while. Overall, very pleased with these gloves. Priced lower than the higher end brands but feels about the same.
Cadstar –
I have used them non stop for 2x seasons, long endurance rides over 90kms, no issues!
Recommended.
Moe –
I have used them non stop for 2x seasons, long endurance rides over 90kms, no issues!
Recommended.
HBMomOfThree –
These gloves are comfortable and the padding helps a lot with rugged rides. Price was good and not expensive. The gloves survived a 25mi ride without any signs of stitches coming loose; I guess that is a good thing.
J. Waters –
Comfortable, good fit and great color.
Joel D. Petty –
Why did you pick this product vs others?:
This is my second pair of these cycling gloves I’ve purchased due to color, style, fit and durability.
Quality:
Very good quality product. I ride three times weekly, and they hold up well over the course of time.
Durability:
Very durable and well-constructed.
Color:
I like the bright color especially when hand making turn signals. The bright color stands out and is easily visible to traffic.
Size:
Fits as stated, not to lose or tight.
Value for money:
. Good value for the money.
Padding:
Some of the best padded cycling gloves I’ve ever purchased.
jmartez –
I have used them non stop for 2x seasons, long endurance rides over 90kms, no issues!
Recommended.
Daniela –
Love these! This is my second pair. I sized down this time because they get bigger as you wear them but a quick wash makes them better though. Kept the 1st pair for a year, got the second pair smaller and LOVE!
Mohilo –
Here’s my situation: I rode MTB for some time on gnarly trails out west. I used unpadded gloves (big name, pricey) and loved them, thought them essential for blister protection. I never needed “padding” though. But now I ride road bike, all pavement, but the roads here are nasty. I run 700-25 tires. (Yeah, could go bigger tires and get a little smoother… but bike is all set up and I’m leaving it as it is for now). I do have a carbon fork so that helps a little. I can dodge the actual holes, but the cracks, patches, and ripples … just nasty. In fact, every 2 rides or so (10-39 mi) my brake-shifters have vibrated loose and i have to re-tighten them down!! SO, reviewing the padding against that type of riding … the gel pads in these gloves reduce a LOT of vibration and bumps in my hands and make the ride so much better. So a very, very big success there.
They look garish with the pink flames on the back and the pink pads … but I didn’t buy them for looks so I don’t care. They seem to be holding up okay for the first half dozen rides … time will tell about real longevity.
The problem … there is an extra strip of fabric running between the base of the index finger and thumb, along the webbing of the thumb, that gets REALLY uncomfortable. It’s like a 1/4″ wide strip sewn in there, I guess for extra padding? If you ride in an upright posture gripping the handlebars like a “baseball bat,” like with your palms facing toward the ground, fingers rolling over top of the bars, thumb rolled under to grip … it isn’t in the way. And I doubt it would rub/bother with that grip. However, if you ride with drops, or bar ends (on a MTB or gravel) such that your palms are vertical, facing eachother, and the bar is pressing on this space between the index finger and thumb, that “lump” is a problem. I get start noticing it about 5-8 miles in. By about 10mi, it’s annoying. By 12-13 mi it’s painful and I’m constantly re-adjusting my hand position out of “normal” to try to get some relief.
It tends to be the Rt one more than the left. So maybe the construction varies and I got a Rt glove with a bad seam. But the L one, thought not as bad, is a tad uncomfortable too, so I think I notice it more as my Rt hand is dominant and I am shifting rear rings with Rt hand, so moving it more. I dunno but basically I’m saying “not good” to this glove for road biking.
If you MTB with flat handlebar these might be fine for you. (though I would not like this much padding – it’s a lot! – for MTB because I would want a more grip on the bars and not want the slop created by padding at that interface for the technical stuff I did. Full suspension was necessity, just for control, on the stuff I did, to I wanted as little as possible between me and the handlebars. If you do less technical stuff, the padding might not bother you.). If you MTB with occasional use of bar ends, might be okay when you are upright, that area isn’t rubbing. If you gravel bike, or ride moderate trails where you are mostly upright, and want a lot of padding, these might be 5-star for you. But if you road bike with an aggressive/forward posture, I do NOT recommend these given the construction with seams and this ‘lump’ across the webbing of the thumb.
Hoss rastegar –
It fits nicely and has a very good grip. Overall, it’s very comfortable to wear!
Bowie –
Excelente presentación , buena calidad
Joel D. Petty –
It fits nicely and has a very good grip. Overall, it’s very comfortable to wear!
Cadstar –
Nice gloves, good stretchy material though I feel they run big. I got M and they are a touch large, but a size S would be way to small. Gel pads are nice and cushioning although I don’t know how much abuse they will stand up to. I was looking more for hand protection in emergency than cushioning for long rides, but I will use these for a while and see how they hold up. They are definitely very comfortable though they change my wrist angle a bit.
Seul –
I have used them non stop for 2x seasons, long endurance rides over 90kms, no issues!
Recommended.
Michael –
Nice gloves fits great. Nice color. The padding is great
Cindy –
It fits nicely and has a very good grip. Overall, it’s very comfortable to wear!
Hoss rastegar –
Good quality gloves with great grip. Padded Good true to size drying Good Good protection.
Vernon E Alexander –
They look really good, I like the bright yellow color, they fit well, large for me but I think I have medium hands, just something to look out for. It made a real difference on my last ride, my old gloves did not seem to be working anymore keeping my hands from being too fatigued, this new pair did the trick. Much more comfortable on my 20 mile ride.
Anneticipation –
Well made and comfortable. Suitable for all types of riders. Strongly recommended.
Seul –
Here’s my situation: I rode MTB for some time on gnarly trails out west. I used unpadded gloves (big name, pricey) and loved them, thought them essential for blister protection. I never needed “padding” though. But now I ride road bike, all pavement, but the roads here are nasty. I run 700-25 tires. (Yeah, could go bigger tires and get a little smoother… but bike is all set up and I’m leaving it as it is for now). I do have a carbon fork so that helps a little. I can dodge the actual holes, but the cracks, patches, and ripples … just nasty. In fact, every 2 rides or so (10-39 mi) my brake-shifters have vibrated loose and i have to re-tighten them down!! SO, reviewing the padding against that type of riding … the gel pads in these gloves reduce a LOT of vibration and bumps in my hands and make the ride so much better. So a very, very big success there.
They look garish with the pink flames on the back and the pink pads … but I didn’t buy them for looks so I don’t care. They seem to be holding up okay for the first half dozen rides … time will tell about real longevity.
The problem … there is an extra strip of fabric running between the base of the index finger and thumb, along the webbing of the thumb, that gets REALLY uncomfortable. It’s like a 1/4″ wide strip sewn in there, I guess for extra padding? If you ride in an upright posture gripping the handlebars like a “baseball bat,” like with your palms facing toward the ground, fingers rolling over top of the bars, thumb rolled under to grip … it isn’t in the way. And I doubt it would rub/bother with that grip. However, if you ride with drops, or bar ends (on a MTB or gravel) such that your palms are vertical, facing eachother, and the bar is pressing on this space between the index finger and thumb, that “lump” is a problem. I get start noticing it about 5-8 miles in. By about 10mi, it’s annoying. By 12-13 mi it’s painful and I’m constantly re-adjusting my hand position out of “normal” to try to get some relief.
It tends to be the Rt one more than the left. So maybe the construction varies and I got a Rt glove with a bad seam. But the L one, thought not as bad, is a tad uncomfortable too, so I think I notice it more as my Rt hand is dominant and I am shifting rear rings with Rt hand, so moving it more. I dunno but basically I’m saying “not good” to this glove for road biking.
If you MTB with flat handlebar these might be fine for you. (though I would not like this much padding – it’s a lot! – for MTB because I would want a more grip on the bars and not want the slop created by padding at that interface for the technical stuff I did. Full suspension was necessity, just for control, on the stuff I did, to I wanted as little as possible between me and the handlebars. If you do less technical stuff, the padding might not bother you.). If you MTB with occasional use of bar ends, might be okay when you are upright, that area isn’t rubbing. If you gravel bike, or ride moderate trails where you are mostly upright, and want a lot of padding, these might be 5-star for you. But if you road bike with an aggressive/forward posture, I do NOT recommend these given the construction with seams and this ‘lump’ across the webbing of the thumb.
Oceanlakes –
Works just as described. Feels GREAT!! Padding excellent! Size is great. Made well and will be ordering a couple more prs b4 the summer is over. Velcro is sturdy.
Anneticipation –
I am old school, picky and not easily impressed. I feel ground zero is when products actually fulfill expectations. I usually only review on poorly performing items. These are an exception.
I ride a Trek Roscoe 7 leg powered MTB in Florida from flatwoods to dodging city traffic.
These gloves are what I expected at a higher price point. At first sight they are elegant looking, meticulously made with quality materials. Seams and stitching line up perfectly. The actual feel once worn holds true to the first impression, if not beyond. The final and most important test is the performance.
Granted I’ve only used them on just two rides, both 50 plus miles with 15 to 30 mph headwinds. That’s when I decided to post a review.
To say they pass my expectations is a total understatement. Tempted to purchase another set before become “this product is no longer available”.
Michael –
These are good gloves the padding is in the right place on the palms they do not feel like they’re cheap at all but decent they’re not super high quality but I like them and I think they’re going to last quite a while they’re way better than the other two pairs that I ordered and returned from Amazon.
Michael –
I am old school, picky and not easily impressed. I feel ground zero is when products actually fulfill expectations. I usually only review on poorly performing items. These are an exception.
I ride a Trek Roscoe 7 leg powered MTB in Florida from flatwoods to dodging city traffic.
These gloves are what I expected at a higher price point. At first sight they are elegant looking, meticulously made with quality materials. Seams and stitching line up perfectly. The actual feel once worn holds true to the first impression, if not beyond. The final and most important test is the performance.
Granted I’ve only used them on just two rides, both 50 plus miles with 15 to 30 mph headwinds. That’s when I decided to post a review.
To say they pass my expectations is a total understatement. Tempted to purchase another set before become “this product is no longer available”.
Gabriel –
These are replacements for the same glove that I used for five years. The old ones are still usable, but the velcro is wearing out. Point is that these are durable, comfortable and an affordable choice.
DirtyRat –
Don’t laugh, but I have to be honest with you. What led up to buying these “MOREOK Cycling Gloves Bike Gloves for Men & Women”?
I recently purchased a 2023 Chevy Silverado LT, and was at my local Walmart looking for a steering wheel cover for my pickup truck. I like a thick grip when I’m driving for better control of the steering wheel. I saw the one I liked, and was on my way to the checkout counter, when I read the back of the steering wheel cover (it read, ” This product has Cancer material and may harm you). I was stunned that this was on it 🤔… I said WOW, it’s a ‘Steering Wheel’ cover, and it causes Cancer? Man, this is CRAZY.
So, I definitely won’t be buying any more steering covers anytime soon. I thought about trying some driving gloves (you can’t go wrong there). I didn’t see anything I liked, and most of what I tried was way too tight or uncomfortable. I searched on Amazon and kept seeing MOREOK cycle gloves. Yeah, I know they’re for cycling, but could they be for driving and serve as an alternative to replacing a steering cover (it could work)? They looked thick enough and comfortable, had a gel grip, and the customer reviews were fair, which I guess were from cyclists. So, I purchased a pair; I had nothing to lose, and the price wasn’t really an issue as long as it was a quality product and backed up its advertising claims!
When these cycle gloves arrived, they were well-packaged, which is a nice touch and shows the designer cares about the product. I wear an ‘X-Large’ size for men. I was stunned by how comfortable, thick, and great they look; And dare I say it? They fit like a glove! 😁 I almost got the same grip as if I had a steering wheel cover on, even with the open-finger style. I’ll never purchase a steering wheel cover again! I’m buying “MOREOK Cycling Gloves” every time.
The best part, I told my wife how pleased I was with these cycling gloves. She wanted to see what I was so happy about; it’s just a glove. So she tried one of my gloves on and liked them the first time she put them on, even though they are for my large hands. She wanted two pairs for driving the bus. So, I bought her two (medium) pairs for women. I think I may buy more for the entire family (will see). This was a big deal for me! 😁 Thanks, MOREOK, I’m very satisfied with my purchase. The quality is AWESOME 👍
Moe –
I have used them non stop for 2x seasons, long endurance rides over 90kms, no issues!
Recommended.
JT –
Good fit, well made, lasts and takes a long time to wear out. Stylish.
Kent Williams –
They are good. Just a little trouble getting them off your hands when sweaty, just stick to your fingers.
Minnesota Nice –
These are perfect. I like the pull tabs that make it easy to take off.
Minnesota Nice –
Don’t laugh, but I have to be honest with you. What led up to buying these “MOREOK Cycling Gloves Bike Gloves for Men & Women”?
I recently purchased a 2023 Chevy Silverado LT, and was at my local Walmart looking for a steering wheel cover for my pickup truck. I like a thick grip when I’m driving for better control of the steering wheel. I saw the one I liked, and was on my way to the checkout counter, when I read the back of the steering wheel cover (it read, ” This product has Cancer material and may harm you). I was stunned that this was on it 🤔… I said WOW, it’s a ‘Steering Wheel’ cover, and it causes Cancer? Man, this is CRAZY.
So, I definitely won’t be buying any more steering covers anytime soon. I thought about trying some driving gloves (you can’t go wrong there). I didn’t see anything I liked, and most of what I tried was way too tight or uncomfortable. I searched on Amazon and kept seeing MOREOK cycle gloves. Yeah, I know they’re for cycling, but could they be for driving and serve as an alternative to replacing a steering cover (it could work)? They looked thick enough and comfortable, had a gel grip, and the customer reviews were fair, which I guess were from cyclists. So, I purchased a pair; I had nothing to lose, and the price wasn’t really an issue as long as it was a quality product and backed up its advertising claims!
When these cycle gloves arrived, they were well-packaged, which is a nice touch and shows the designer cares about the product. I wear an ‘X-Large’ size for men. I was stunned by how comfortable, thick, and great they look; And dare I say it? They fit like a glove! 😁 I almost got the same grip as if I had a steering wheel cover on, even with the open-finger style. I’ll never purchase a steering wheel cover again! I’m buying “MOREOK Cycling Gloves” every time.
The best part, I told my wife how pleased I was with these cycling gloves. She wanted to see what I was so happy about; it’s just a glove. So she tried one of my gloves on and liked them the first time she put them on, even though they are for my large hands. She wanted two pairs for driving the bus. So, I bought her two (medium) pairs for women. I think I may buy more for the entire family (will see). This was a big deal for me! 😁 Thanks, MOREOK, I’m very satisfied with my purchase. The quality is AWESOME 👍
Seul –
I have used them non stop for 2x seasons, long endurance rides over 90kms, no issues!
Recommended.
Probs –
They are good. Just a little trouble getting them off your hands when sweaty, just stick to your fingers.
Marbury –
I manage to order the right size. The gloves are comfortable and the padding is great. What I like most about this pair of gloves are the little tabs that are on the top of the fingers so you can pull on them to slip gloves off.
thehillsofva –
Here’s my situation: I rode MTB for some time on gnarly trails out west. I used unpadded gloves (big name, pricey) and loved them, thought them essential for blister protection. I never needed “padding” though. But now I ride road bike, all pavement, but the roads here are nasty. I run 700-25 tires. (Yeah, could go bigger tires and get a little smoother… but bike is all set up and I’m leaving it as it is for now). I do have a carbon fork so that helps a little. I can dodge the actual holes, but the cracks, patches, and ripples … just nasty. In fact, every 2 rides or so (10-39 mi) my brake-shifters have vibrated loose and i have to re-tighten them down!! SO, reviewing the padding against that type of riding … the gel pads in these gloves reduce a LOT of vibration and bumps in my hands and make the ride so much better. So a very, very big success there.
They look garish with the pink flames on the back and the pink pads … but I didn’t buy them for looks so I don’t care. They seem to be holding up okay for the first half dozen rides … time will tell about real longevity.
The problem … there is an extra strip of fabric running between the base of the index finger and thumb, along the webbing of the thumb, that gets REALLY uncomfortable. It’s like a 1/4″ wide strip sewn in there, I guess for extra padding? If you ride in an upright posture gripping the handlebars like a “baseball bat,” like with your palms facing toward the ground, fingers rolling over top of the bars, thumb rolled under to grip … it isn’t in the way. And I doubt it would rub/bother with that grip. However, if you ride with drops, or bar ends (on a MTB or gravel) such that your palms are vertical, facing eachother, and the bar is pressing on this space between the index finger and thumb, that “lump” is a problem. I get start noticing it about 5-8 miles in. By about 10mi, it’s annoying. By 12-13 mi it’s painful and I’m constantly re-adjusting my hand position out of “normal” to try to get some relief.
It tends to be the Rt one more than the left. So maybe the construction varies and I got a Rt glove with a bad seam. But the L one, thought not as bad, is a tad uncomfortable too, so I think I notice it more as my Rt hand is dominant and I am shifting rear rings with Rt hand, so moving it more. I dunno but basically I’m saying “not good” to this glove for road biking.
If you MTB with flat handlebar these might be fine for you. (though I would not like this much padding – it’s a lot! – for MTB because I would want a more grip on the bars and not want the slop created by padding at that interface for the technical stuff I did. Full suspension was necessity, just for control, on the stuff I did, to I wanted as little as possible between me and the handlebars. If you do less technical stuff, the padding might not bother you.). If you MTB with occasional use of bar ends, might be okay when you are upright, that area isn’t rubbing. If you gravel bike, or ride moderate trails where you are mostly upright, and want a lot of padding, these might be 5-star for you. But if you road bike with an aggressive/forward posture, I do NOT recommend these given the construction with seams and this ‘lump’ across the webbing of the thumb.
Martin Kendal-Reed –
I am old school, picky and not easily impressed. I feel ground zero is when products actually fulfill expectations. I usually only review on poorly performing items. These are an exception.
I ride a Trek Roscoe 7 leg powered MTB in Florida from flatwoods to dodging city traffic.
These gloves are what I expected at a higher price point. At first sight they are elegant looking, meticulously made with quality materials. Seams and stitching line up perfectly. The actual feel once worn holds true to the first impression, if not beyond. The final and most important test is the performance.
Granted I’ve only used them on just two rides, both 50 plus miles with 15 to 30 mph headwinds. That’s when I decided to post a review.
To say they pass my expectations is a total understatement. Tempted to purchase another set before become “this product is no longer available”.
Gabriel –
Here’s my situation: I rode MTB for some time on gnarly trails out west. I used unpadded gloves (big name, pricey) and loved them, thought them essential for blister protection. I never needed “padding” though. But now I ride road bike, all pavement, but the roads here are nasty. I run 700-25 tires. (Yeah, could go bigger tires and get a little smoother… but bike is all set up and I’m leaving it as it is for now). I do have a carbon fork so that helps a little. I can dodge the actual holes, but the cracks, patches, and ripples … just nasty. In fact, every 2 rides or so (10-39 mi) my brake-shifters have vibrated loose and i have to re-tighten them down!! SO, reviewing the padding against that type of riding … the gel pads in these gloves reduce a LOT of vibration and bumps in my hands and make the ride so much better. So a very, very big success there.
They look garish with the pink flames on the back and the pink pads … but I didn’t buy them for looks so I don’t care. They seem to be holding up okay for the first half dozen rides … time will tell about real longevity.
The problem … there is an extra strip of fabric running between the base of the index finger and thumb, along the webbing of the thumb, that gets REALLY uncomfortable. It’s like a 1/4″ wide strip sewn in there, I guess for extra padding? If you ride in an upright posture gripping the handlebars like a “baseball bat,” like with your palms facing toward the ground, fingers rolling over top of the bars, thumb rolled under to grip … it isn’t in the way. And I doubt it would rub/bother with that grip. However, if you ride with drops, or bar ends (on a MTB or gravel) such that your palms are vertical, facing eachother, and the bar is pressing on this space between the index finger and thumb, that “lump” is a problem. I get start noticing it about 5-8 miles in. By about 10mi, it’s annoying. By 12-13 mi it’s painful and I’m constantly re-adjusting my hand position out of “normal” to try to get some relief.
It tends to be the Rt one more than the left. So maybe the construction varies and I got a Rt glove with a bad seam. But the L one, thought not as bad, is a tad uncomfortable too, so I think I notice it more as my Rt hand is dominant and I am shifting rear rings with Rt hand, so moving it more. I dunno but basically I’m saying “not good” to this glove for road biking.
If you MTB with flat handlebar these might be fine for you. (though I would not like this much padding – it’s a lot! – for MTB because I would want a more grip on the bars and not want the slop created by padding at that interface for the technical stuff I did. Full suspension was necessity, just for control, on the stuff I did, to I wanted as little as possible between me and the handlebars. If you do less technical stuff, the padding might not bother you.). If you MTB with occasional use of bar ends, might be okay when you are upright, that area isn’t rubbing. If you gravel bike, or ride moderate trails where you are mostly upright, and want a lot of padding, these might be 5-star for you. But if you road bike with an aggressive/forward posture, I do NOT recommend these given the construction with seams and this ‘lump’ across the webbing of the thumb.
DirtyRat –
Nice comfy great grip breathable gloves . Great grip gloves. Very protective to hands
DirtyRat –
I love the gel padding, makes working out easier on my hands, as they are a little sensitive. I love how breathable the fabric is. It’s pretty durable. I’ve purchased a few times now and given some as gifts. I got a size large, and it was the perfect fit. I think my favorite color might be the orange and black, though the other colors are just as cute, especially the red. Easy to put on and remove. They’re not too thick so my hands aren’t left sweaty.
Jungleman –
Nice comfy great grip breathable gloves . Great grip gloves. Very protective to hands
Michael –
Don’t laugh, but I have to be honest with you. What led up to buying these “MOREOK Cycling Gloves Bike Gloves for Men & Women”?
I recently purchased a 2023 Chevy Silverado LT, and was at my local Walmart looking for a steering wheel cover for my pickup truck. I like a thick grip when I’m driving for better control of the steering wheel. I saw the one I liked, and was on my way to the checkout counter, when I read the back of the steering wheel cover (it read, ” This product has Cancer material and may harm you). I was stunned that this was on it 🤔… I said WOW, it’s a ‘Steering Wheel’ cover, and it causes Cancer? Man, this is CRAZY.
So, I definitely won’t be buying any more steering covers anytime soon. I thought about trying some driving gloves (you can’t go wrong there). I didn’t see anything I liked, and most of what I tried was way too tight or uncomfortable. I searched on Amazon and kept seeing MOREOK cycle gloves. Yeah, I know they’re for cycling, but could they be for driving and serve as an alternative to replacing a steering cover (it could work)? They looked thick enough and comfortable, had a gel grip, and the customer reviews were fair, which I guess were from cyclists. So, I purchased a pair; I had nothing to lose, and the price wasn’t really an issue as long as it was a quality product and backed up its advertising claims!
When these cycle gloves arrived, they were well-packaged, which is a nice touch and shows the designer cares about the product. I wear an ‘X-Large’ size for men. I was stunned by how comfortable, thick, and great they look; And dare I say it? They fit like a glove! 😁 I almost got the same grip as if I had a steering wheel cover on, even with the open-finger style. I’ll never purchase a steering wheel cover again! I’m buying “MOREOK Cycling Gloves” every time.
The best part, I told my wife how pleased I was with these cycling gloves. She wanted to see what I was so happy about; it’s just a glove. So she tried one of my gloves on and liked them the first time she put them on, even though they are for my large hands. She wanted two pairs for driving the bus. So, I bought her two (medium) pairs for women. I think I may buy more for the entire family (will see). This was a big deal for me! 😁 Thanks, MOREOK, I’m very satisfied with my purchase. The quality is AWESOME 👍
Michael –
These are replacements for the same glove that I used for five years. The old ones are still usable, but the velcro is wearing out. Point is that these are durable, comfortable and an affordable choice.
Aidan king –
Great summer riding gloves. Love the padding in palm area. Got white to keep hands a bit cooler on hot days. Fit is perfect. Been using three months and they are holding up nicely.
Kent Williams –
Don’t laugh, but I have to be honest with you. What led up to buying these “MOREOK Cycling Gloves Bike Gloves for Men & Women”?
I recently purchased a 2023 Chevy Silverado LT, and was at my local Walmart looking for a steering wheel cover for my pickup truck. I like a thick grip when I’m driving for better control of the steering wheel. I saw the one I liked, and was on my way to the checkout counter, when I read the back of the steering wheel cover (it read, ” This product has Cancer material and may harm you). I was stunned that this was on it 🤔… I said WOW, it’s a ‘Steering Wheel’ cover, and it causes Cancer? Man, this is CRAZY.
So, I definitely won’t be buying any more steering covers anytime soon. I thought about trying some driving gloves (you can’t go wrong there). I didn’t see anything I liked, and most of what I tried was way too tight or uncomfortable. I searched on Amazon and kept seeing MOREOK cycle gloves. Yeah, I know they’re for cycling, but could they be for driving and serve as an alternative to replacing a steering cover (it could work)? They looked thick enough and comfortable, had a gel grip, and the customer reviews were fair, which I guess were from cyclists. So, I purchased a pair; I had nothing to lose, and the price wasn’t really an issue as long as it was a quality product and backed up its advertising claims!
When these cycle gloves arrived, they were well-packaged, which is a nice touch and shows the designer cares about the product. I wear an ‘X-Large’ size for men. I was stunned by how comfortable, thick, and great they look; And dare I say it? They fit like a glove! 😁 I almost got the same grip as if I had a steering wheel cover on, even with the open-finger style. I’ll never purchase a steering wheel cover again! I’m buying “MOREOK Cycling Gloves” every time.
The best part, I told my wife how pleased I was with these cycling gloves. She wanted to see what I was so happy about; it’s just a glove. So she tried one of my gloves on and liked them the first time she put them on, even though they are for my large hands. She wanted two pairs for driving the bus. So, I bought her two (medium) pairs for women. I think I may buy more for the entire family (will see). This was a big deal for me! 😁 Thanks, MOREOK, I’m very satisfied with my purchase. The quality is AWESOME 👍
DirtyRat –
These are good gloves the padding is in the right place on the palms they do not feel like they’re cheap at all but decent they’re not super high quality but I like them and I think they’re going to last quite a while they’re way better than the other two pairs that I ordered and returned from Amazon.
Jay C. –
My father-in-law just all of us riding bikes about two years ago. It seems like everyone had taken at least one or two tumbles/crashes since then, except for me. Since COVID and the lockdown hit, we have been biking more and more about the trails. I went out four weeks ago for a quick ride and called my wife to let her know as she was out and about. I joked that I hope I don’t crash, but will wear my helmet, as it was raining early in the morning, and by that time everything had dried out around the house.
Went on the trails and ten minutes in I get to the ONE part that I am always leery of the wooden boardwalk. I was going so slow as there were a ton of people walking including older ones and parents with little kids. I was avoiding everyone, but these older ladies were spread out a bit too far, so I swung out and before I knew it was I flying through the air and landed on my shoulder, knee, and (tear) writes. I was stunned as I was barely moving, and it was bad enough to throw the chain off. Ladies wanted to give a ride home, but I was fine and got the chain back on (nothing else was wrong) and off I went, I finished off the rest of the hour ride, but my wrists were HURTING (still hurt, to be honest), due to an old injury that happened as I was a stupid teenager….but I digress.
Started looking for gloves and asked my father-in-law for a recommendation since he has been using gloves for a while. He told me a few good ones, but I really liked the design and of these gloves. I am really glad I choose these as they are AWESOME! Due to being in Texas and the heat, I was really worried about sweating and how breathable the gloves would be, as I would hate to have blisters after each ride, but thankfully these are really comfortable and the mesh really helps my hands breath. I still have to almost peel them off after each ride, but my hands feel great. They are always dry within a few hours, so I never have put my hand in a wet glove, which sounds the exact opposite of fun.
The gel padding is awesome! I barely have any pain in my wrists as I am riding anymore from any jolts as the gel is thought and takes the brunt of it The only time I have felt any shock is when I have to brake hard for people not paying attention to the trails and nearly running into me. The wrists straps are adjustable which is good as my hands swell a bit due to the humidity we have right now.
I am defiantly going to get another pair for myself as well as get my wife a pair! These are a great bargain and I highly recommend them!
DirtyRat –
These are perfect. I like the pull tabs that make it easy to take off.
Samuel young –
I love the gel padding, makes working out easier on my hands, as they are a little sensitive. I love how breathable the fabric is. It’s pretty durable. I’ve purchased a few times now and given some as gifts. I got a size large, and it was the perfect fit. I think my favorite color might be the orange and black, though the other colors are just as cute, especially the red. Easy to put on and remove. They’re not too thick so my hands aren’t left sweaty.
Thames –
Good Gloves lots of Gel – maybe some more absorbent pad for sweat would make them perfect. Still recommend
Samuel young –
I have used them non stop for 2x seasons, long endurance rides over 90kms, no issues!
Recommended.
Moe –
Great quality and comfort
Samuel young –
Absolutely love these gloves I tried on many gloves and these felt the best because of the separation in the pads on the palm, makes it easy to move your hand naturally but still gives amazing grip. I am a female truck driver and use them for driving. They are my favorite driving gloves!
Probs –
Here’s my situation: I rode MTB for some time on gnarly trails out west. I used unpadded gloves (big name, pricey) and loved them, thought them essential for blister protection. I never needed “padding” though. But now I ride road bike, all pavement, but the roads here are nasty. I run 700-25 tires. (Yeah, could go bigger tires and get a little smoother… but bike is all set up and I’m leaving it as it is for now). I do have a carbon fork so that helps a little. I can dodge the actual holes, but the cracks, patches, and ripples … just nasty. In fact, every 2 rides or so (10-39 mi) my brake-shifters have vibrated loose and i have to re-tighten them down!! SO, reviewing the padding against that type of riding … the gel pads in these gloves reduce a LOT of vibration and bumps in my hands and make the ride so much better. So a very, very big success there.
They look garish with the pink flames on the back and the pink pads … but I didn’t buy them for looks so I don’t care. They seem to be holding up okay for the first half dozen rides … time will tell about real longevity.
The problem … there is an extra strip of fabric running between the base of the index finger and thumb, along the webbing of the thumb, that gets REALLY uncomfortable. It’s like a 1/4″ wide strip sewn in there, I guess for extra padding? If you ride in an upright posture gripping the handlebars like a “baseball bat,” like with your palms facing toward the ground, fingers rolling over top of the bars, thumb rolled under to grip … it isn’t in the way. And I doubt it would rub/bother with that grip. However, if you ride with drops, or bar ends (on a MTB or gravel) such that your palms are vertical, facing eachother, and the bar is pressing on this space between the index finger and thumb, that “lump” is a problem. I get start noticing it about 5-8 miles in. By about 10mi, it’s annoying. By 12-13 mi it’s painful and I’m constantly re-adjusting my hand position out of “normal” to try to get some relief.
It tends to be the Rt one more than the left. So maybe the construction varies and I got a Rt glove with a bad seam. But the L one, thought not as bad, is a tad uncomfortable too, so I think I notice it more as my Rt hand is dominant and I am shifting rear rings with Rt hand, so moving it more. I dunno but basically I’m saying “not good” to this glove for road biking.
If you MTB with flat handlebar these might be fine for you. (though I would not like this much padding – it’s a lot! – for MTB because I would want a more grip on the bars and not want the slop created by padding at that interface for the technical stuff I did. Full suspension was necessity, just for control, on the stuff I did, to I wanted as little as possible between me and the handlebars. If you do less technical stuff, the padding might not bother you.). If you MTB with occasional use of bar ends, might be okay when you are upright, that area isn’t rubbing. If you gravel bike, or ride moderate trails where you are mostly upright, and want a lot of padding, these might be 5-star for you. But if you road bike with an aggressive/forward posture, I do NOT recommend these given the construction with seams and this ‘lump’ across the webbing of the thumb.
Probs –
Nice comfy great grip breathable gloves . Great grip gloves. Very protective to hands
Samuel young –
Here’s my situation: I rode MTB for some time on gnarly trails out west. I used unpadded gloves (big name, pricey) and loved them, thought them essential for blister protection. I never needed “padding” though. But now I ride road bike, all pavement, but the roads here are nasty. I run 700-25 tires. (Yeah, could go bigger tires and get a little smoother… but bike is all set up and I’m leaving it as it is for now). I do have a carbon fork so that helps a little. I can dodge the actual holes, but the cracks, patches, and ripples … just nasty. In fact, every 2 rides or so (10-39 mi) my brake-shifters have vibrated loose and i have to re-tighten them down!! SO, reviewing the padding against that type of riding … the gel pads in these gloves reduce a LOT of vibration and bumps in my hands and make the ride so much better. So a very, very big success there.
They look garish with the pink flames on the back and the pink pads … but I didn’t buy them for looks so I don’t care. They seem to be holding up okay for the first half dozen rides … time will tell about real longevity.
The problem … there is an extra strip of fabric running between the base of the index finger and thumb, along the webbing of the thumb, that gets REALLY uncomfortable. It’s like a 1/4″ wide strip sewn in there, I guess for extra padding? If you ride in an upright posture gripping the handlebars like a “baseball bat,” like with your palms facing toward the ground, fingers rolling over top of the bars, thumb rolled under to grip … it isn’t in the way. And I doubt it would rub/bother with that grip. However, if you ride with drops, or bar ends (on a MTB or gravel) such that your palms are vertical, facing eachother, and the bar is pressing on this space between the index finger and thumb, that “lump” is a problem. I get start noticing it about 5-8 miles in. By about 10mi, it’s annoying. By 12-13 mi it’s painful and I’m constantly re-adjusting my hand position out of “normal” to try to get some relief.
It tends to be the Rt one more than the left. So maybe the construction varies and I got a Rt glove with a bad seam. But the L one, thought not as bad, is a tad uncomfortable too, so I think I notice it more as my Rt hand is dominant and I am shifting rear rings with Rt hand, so moving it more. I dunno but basically I’m saying “not good” to this glove for road biking.
If you MTB with flat handlebar these might be fine for you. (though I would not like this much padding – it’s a lot! – for MTB because I would want a more grip on the bars and not want the slop created by padding at that interface for the technical stuff I did. Full suspension was necessity, just for control, on the stuff I did, to I wanted as little as possible between me and the handlebars. If you do less technical stuff, the padding might not bother you.). If you MTB with occasional use of bar ends, might be okay when you are upright, that area isn’t rubbing. If you gravel bike, or ride moderate trails where you are mostly upright, and want a lot of padding, these might be 5-star for you. But if you road bike with an aggressive/forward posture, I do NOT recommend these given the construction with seams and this ‘lump’ across the webbing of the thumb.
Jungleman –
These are good gloves the padding is in the right place on the palms they do not feel like they’re cheap at all but decent they’re not super high quality but I like them and I think they’re going to last quite a while they’re way better than the other two pairs that I ordered and returned from Amazon.
Jay C. –
These are really great cycling gloves! The fit is spot on, and they’re comfortable to wear on my rides. The 5mm gel padding is a nice feature, and the gloves feel just as good as the more expensive name-brand options I’ve used.
I honestly don’t see a reason to spend extra money on a big-name brand when these get the job done so well. They’re comfortable, fit nicely, and offer great value for the price.
If you’re looking for a solid pair of cycling gloves without paying premium prices, these are definitely worth considering. Very happy with them!
Seul –
Not just confortable but it really avoids the pain from pressure that used to came after ride for more than one hour.
Amazon Customer –
Excelente presentación , buena calidad