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Home > Giro Rivet Full-Fingered MTB Cycling Glove
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Giro Rivet Full-Fingered MTB Cycling Glove
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Average Rating:  (17 Reviews)
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List Price: $30.00
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Our Price: $9.99 - $29.99
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- It is an all-purpose, lightweight full-finger glove designed to provide a layer of protection
- Offers protection while enhancing grip and bar feel
- Has a breathable stretch upper that keeps things cool
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Sometimes less is more. The Rivet is an all-purpose, lightweight full-finger glove designed to provide a layer of protection and comfort while enhancing grip and bar feel. The tailored fit is snug to eliminate excess material and bulk, with a breathable stretch upper that keeps things cool. TECHNOLOGIES: -Super Fit -Clarino Synthetic Palm SPECS: -Upper: Moisture-wicking, 4-way stretch breathable upper -Palm: Super Fit design with three-panel palm for a tailored fit; Vented ClarinoT synthetic leather palm enhances durability -Padding:2mm TechnogelT pad distributes pressure more evenly for comfort and durability with less bulk FEATURES: -Highly absorbent microfiber wiping surface -Sonic-welded pull tab -Low-profile Velcro closure -Silicone fingertip print provides enhanced grip
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$23.96
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Customers' Reviews:
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 Great Summertime Riding Glove, June 3, 2010
By Jamal Edwards (St. Louis, MO)
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These are well put together gloves, light yet durable; perfect for a warm, midwestern summer. The fitment was the only issue, so if you're considering a pair, get a size up. Although I had to return them for a larger size, the customer service experience through Amazon was more than stellar.
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
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Great glove for cycling, but sizing warning, April 24, 2010
By Thomas Neil Kiser (Aurora, IL USA)
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Order a size large than the sizing chart specifies!
My 8" hand, per the sizing chart, should have been a Medium (8"-9"). I ordered the Medium - but does not fit. Had to return for Large.
Other than that, a great glove. No velcro closure, just pull on, peel off. I do prefer Pearl Izumi in this regard, with their velcro closure at the wrist. But, overall, prefer Rivet.
Wasn't clear how brown glove looked from pictures, but actually love it more than the other colors (I ordered one of each).
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
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 Not for extreme cold!!!, November 29, 2010
By Justus (Napa, CA USA)
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Typically, an individual will purchase a full-fingered cycling glove to protect their fingers from the cold weather when riding during the fall/winter seasons. If you are like me and this is the case, this is absolutely NOT the glove for you! Although it is stylish and fits confortably (buy a size up though), they offer zero protection under even mild cold conditions. My last ride was cut short because I could not feel my fingers anymore and had trouble changing gears and using my brakes - and it was only 32 degrees! The material is very thin and the wind penetrates right through the top of the glove where the protection should be. Also, there is no padding in the palm for those that appreciate the added comfort. For the price...there are far better options out there!
3 of 6 people found this review helpful
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Not for extreme cold!!!, November 29, 2010
By Justus (Napa, CA USA)
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Typically, an individual will purchase a full-fingered cycling glove to protect their fingers from the cold weather when riding during the fall/winter seasons. If you are like me and this is the case, this is absolutely NOT the glove for you! Although it is stylish and fits confortably (buy a size up though), they offer zero protection under even mild cold conditions. My last ride was cut short because I could not feel my fingers anymore and had trouble changing gears and using my brakes - and it was only 32 degrees! The material is very thin and the wind penetrates right through the top of the glove where the protection should be. Also, there is no padding in the palm for those that appreciate the added comfort. For the price...there are far better options out there!
3 of 7 people found this review helpful
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Lovely, January 18, 2011
By Andrew
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I use the gloves while on my rowing machine, and they're fantastic! I love them, but remember to get a size larger than what you might expect to need. Otherwise, no complaints. They're great!
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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 Should've been better, October 23, 2011
By Thinblueline
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Ordered these gloves for a Mountain Bike certification course that was a week long. On the third day I noticed the index finger on the right hand was already separated along the stitching. Expected more from a $30 pair of gloves. They did keep any blisters from forming but be advised there is no padding. (If that is what you are looking for)
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Great biking gloves, September 28, 2011
By Joel Hall (Chesapeake, VA)
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These gloves are very comfortable. They grip well. I also like the style. They breath decent too. I never ride without them.
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Great glove for biking, September 16, 2010
By Tadders (Chandler, AZ)
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Have riden with the gloves now about 12 times. They are great. Not to thick to make your hands sweat, not too thin that they dont provide any protection when you take a spill. I highly recommend these gloves. Fantastic option.
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Great comfortable glove, July 14, 2010
By E. Ford (Cheyenne, WY)
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Great bike glove, fits great, plenty of cooling, and a little wrist pad coverage just in case. Other then that its comfortable and looks great. What more could you ask for?
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Very good gloves, November 27, 2011
By Vax
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A short review, bought these gloves so my hands don't freeze during winter days when I go cycling. So far they are great and i love them :) Nice price, and also they are looking very nice!
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Ok glove, November 11, 2011
By GunnarAO
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Bought these gloves to have something that would cut the wind and keep the chill off my hands during my morning bike commute. I live in San Diego, so weather is never a big issue, but in the fall/winter months, damp foggy mornings can make things a little uncomfortable. I like the snug fit of the gloves, i feel like I get a decent barrier between my hands and the elements without losing any "feel". I am able to manipulate things like my bike lock, zippers on my backpack, and shift and brake while riding with no problem. Be advised, they are thin, theres no "padding" on the palms so if your looking for a product to ease hand fatigue on long rides, this is not it. I havent wiped out so I can't tell you how much road rash these will save you from, but I feel like the palm material is fairly durable. Its an OK glove. The only thing I dislike about the gloves is the meshy material on the sides of the fingers, I guess that was added to help the gloves breath? Oh, also the Giro "G" that is stamped on the back of the glove, you'll see what I mean when you go to wipe snot off your face and contact that uncomfortable hunk of plastic.
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Great fit and durable, just order a size larger, April 15, 2012
By Steve
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I have used these on a few mountain bike rides this year and really like them. They fit very well, but I did have to order one size larger like the other reviews state. They don't have straps or much elastic but slip on very easily and are comfortable. My hands also do not perspire when I am wearing them which is a major plus. My fingers are also flexible in the gloves and I can perform tasks wearing them. After a few rides, including one where I lost traction and fell in a river, they have stood up well. No tears and wear.
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Good ventilation, poor padding, March 2, 2012
By Jake
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First off, some people are leaving bad reviews because these didn't keep their hands warm... well these aren't supposed to keep you're hands warm, these are full fingered for added protection while mountain biking. For there purpose I think this glove works fine for short rides, I would say 1 hour max. After that the lack of padding becomes a real issue for me. The combination between the non padding and the texture of my handle bars started to become rather uncomfortable after that, and kind of painful after a couple of hours. With some more padding these gloves would be perfect. They were comfortable at first, they breathe great. I think one of the other Giro gloves like the Xen might be better for me, but I haven't tried it yet. If you like a very minimalist glove then this may be the glove for you.
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comfy, February 6, 2012
By pianistclare
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Very good fit, and the price is right. The color is good and not garish, good for men. Bought them to match my husbands new bike, but they are functionally very nice.
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Great Product, January 15, 2012
By Bob
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This was just what I was Looking for. Service exceeded my expectations.I enjoy dealing with Amazon, as it is a great place to shop.
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Simple and Useful, June 29, 2011
By Simons
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Giro gloves doesn't have gel and other itens that other gloves offers, but is light and useful, fits and grip the handbars very well, protect hands and there's a good price
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Well constructed, good-fitting badly sized gloves, November 19, 2011
By MarinRider
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Ordered these gloves based on a few reviews. I just got them (Size L) and they are slightly too snug, unfomfortably so...the sizing chart says I should order a Medium. The reviews suggest ordering a size larger, so I ordered a Large. A large is too tight. Besides that, the Brown color is surprisingly nice. The right size would probably fit well as they seem well cut. For those interested in using these gloves for colder weather, these gloves probably wouldn't be comfortable below 60 (70 for some) degrees as the meshing on the top is very thin (it is similar to a fine fishnet). It turns out they fit my wife's hands perfectly since she has the same finger length, but a smaller palm. I'll add to this review once she tests them out.
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