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Home > Giro Monaco Cycling Glove
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Giro Monaco Cycling Glove
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Average Rating:  (6 Reviews)
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List Price: $40.00
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Our Price: $27.97 - $39.99
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You Save: $12.03 (30%)
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- The Monaco is the most full-featured glove in the Giro line
- Designed for high-performance and high-mileage riders
- Super Fit three-panel palm design,
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Exceptional feel and performance, with the comfort needed for long hours in the saddle. The Monaco is the most full-featured glove in the Giro line. Designed for high-performance and high-mileage riders, the Monaco's 3-piece palm and breathable construction is combined with Technogel padding for exceptional pressure distribution, ventilation, and fit. TECHNOLOGIES: -Super Fit -Pittards Leather Palm -Technogel Padding SPECS: -Upper: Moisture-wicking, 4-way stretch, breathable mesh -Palm: Super Fit design with three-panel palm for a tailored fit; Pittards Microvent leather enhances breathability, resists moisture and perspiration -Padding: 3mm Technogel pads distribute pressure more evenly for comfort and durability with less padding FEATURES: -Highly absorbent microfiber wiping surface -Sonic-welded pull tab -Low-profile Velcro closure
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Red/Dot Fade
Large
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$39.99
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Silver/White
Large
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$39.99
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Black/Gold Checkers
Medium
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$39.93
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Charcoal/Black
Medium
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$39.99
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Red/Dot Fade
Medium
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$39.99
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Black/Gold Checkers
Small
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$39.99
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Blue/Black
Small
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$36.20
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Charcoal/Black
Small
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$37.13
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Red/Dot Fade
Small
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$39.99
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Red/black
Small
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$30.99
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Silver/White
Small
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$30.99
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Black/Gold Checkers
X-Large
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$36.62
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Charcoal/Black
X-Large
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$38.44
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Red/Dot Fade
X-Large
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$39.25
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Silver/White
X-Large
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$30.99
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Charcoal/Black
XX-Large
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$31.96
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Customers' Reviews:
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 Bad product-don't buy, August 15, 2010
By donvp (Iowa)
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I purchased these gloves hoping I was getting a good product. I was wrong. A seam split during the second week of use. That wasn't the worst part. Every time I used these gloves, they turned my hands black! I guess Giro used a cheap dye and when your hands sweat, it transfers the dye to your hands which does not wash off for a few days. I was really dissapointed in the quality these cloves.
Bottom line, cheap product and over priced. Don't buy these gloves. They are junk.
5 of 6 people found this review helpful
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Lasted 1 month only. Don't buy., October 24, 2010
By Y. Deer (CA, US)
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They were comfortable at first. They have some kind of plastic in the palm area which completely melted down (tore, deformed) after few washes. Lasted not more than 1 month of usage.
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
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Don't buy! Just lasted 2 months!, March 14, 2011
By Alexandre Perez
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This is simply the worst glove I have ever had. Every time I used it my hands went black and I couldn't clean it for a couple of days and then after just 2 months using this during the weekends I had a hole in the palm of my hands. The palm has some plastic material that just melted down.
I was very carefully when I washed them (hand washing) so there is no motive for this to have happened. Yesterday I bumped into a friend wearing the same gloves and guess what? The same holes in the palms.
I trusted Giro because I am a fan of their helmets but I do not intend to buy Giro gloves anymore. Even the cheapest gloves I have had in the past lasted more than that.
Complete fail.
Don't buy.
2 of 3 people found this review helpful
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 Great product for people with numb hands. Buy if that is you!!, September 9, 2011
By Pym9 (California)
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I tried several other kinds of gloves, including a $30 or so pair of Specialized, the $40 Pearl Izumi Gel-Vent, but these Giro Monacos were by far the best. They completely eliminated the numbness that plagued me on any ride over 30 minutes. I can't begin to understand why people have given these gloves such poor reviews. They are better made and with better quality materials than the Gel-Vents, which got much better reviews, and that is why I bought those first. (After the Specialized.) Given the poor reviews here, I would never have bought these, but I tried them on in the LBS and liked how they felt. The technogel works great at absorbing vibration, and the glove as a whole is much better ventilated than the Gel-Vents. The microfiber is very absorbent, and the pull tabs on the two middle fingers make it easy to remove the gloves without turning them inside out. I can ride forever without my hands getting numb!!!
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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Exceptionally Awesome, November 28, 2011
By MTB Adventurer
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I totally thought these gloves were awesome. I did not buy mine online (REI)...but I MTB on some rough terrain and thought it was perfect! The feel was great, the fit was great, and the ride with it was great. I loved the two little tabs that help you pull off the gloves. The wrist band makes an awesome personalized fit around the wrist. The padding I thought was nice and thick for MTB. I road bike too and it did not bother me at all. I do not remember much about sweating issues. Since I do not remember it being a problem at all, then the gloves did not have any issues with ventilation.
I biffed it several times MTB and the gloves saved my hands from being scuffed up. I loved using it! I think it is a great glove. At first I wondered why I spent so much on a pair of gloves, but they were worth it to me after I started using them. I would be using it now if someone didn't steal my awesome gloves! =) Hope this helps!
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 Overpriced, but performs well., October 7, 2010
By D. Isaacson (Wisconsin)
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Overall I find this glove great for mountain biking but not road cycling since the padding is overkill. I'd prefer a lesser padding for road cycling, such as the Giro zero, which is also overpriced but nice. The new $26 pricetag is worth the money, but not the $30+ I paid.
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