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Home > Giro Xen Full-Fingered MTB Cycling Glove
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Giro Xen Full-Fingered MTB Cycling Glove
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Average Rating:  (10 Reviews)
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List Price: $37.95
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Our Price: $23.18 - $37.99
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You Save: $14.77 (39%)
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- Material: faux leather, nylon
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Built for all-day riding, Giro?s Xen mountain bike gloves balance lightweight feel and tough, enduring construction. The moisture-wicking, 4-way stretch upper will keep your hands cool while the Super Fit design will enhance durability and fit. Moisture-wicking stretchy upper fabric Super Fit design 2mm Technogel pad Sonic-welded armor Highly absorbent microfiber wiping surface
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Brown
Large
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$37.93
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Black
Large
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$37.93
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Cyan
Large
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$26.00
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Grey/Tree Camo
Large
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$24.99
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Brown
Medium
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$37.93
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Black
Medium
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$23.18
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Black/Khaki
Medium
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$30.36
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Cyan
Medium
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$24.99
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Grey/Tree Camo
Medium
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$24.99
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Brown
Small
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$25.64
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Black
Small
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$29.31
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Black/Khaki
Small
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$30.36
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Cyan
Small
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$23.18
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Grey/Tree Camo
Small
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$37.99
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Brown
X-Large
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$28.31
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Black
X-Large
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$37.93
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Black/Khaki
X-Large
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$30.36
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Cyan
X-Large
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$26.96
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Black
XX-Large
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$27.67
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Grey/Camo
XX-Large
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$37.99
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GREY CAMO
S(7-8)
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$24.99
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GREY CAMO
XL(9.75-10.5)
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$24.99
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Customers' Reviews:
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so far so good, May 18, 2010
By landroverd2 (Ontario Canada)
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I really liked the colours and the gloves fit like a glove. So far so good as far as wear and tear. I ride about 105 kilometers in a week.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
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Very nice gloves, but.., May 24, 2010
By Sports & Tech Fan (Buenos Aires, Argentine)
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The goods: great fit, grip, design, light, keeps your hands dry
The con: more padded or gel
I use it for mountain biking, i do 140-190 km a week
Overall: good product, could be better
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
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 comfy gloves for mountain biking, May 17, 2010
By Todd Drefcinski (IL)
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Great gloves for mountain biking. Very comfortable. I was worried about having sweaty hands with a full fingered glove, but these are great.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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Great gloves, great look, great fit., November 8, 2011
By SaltySalt
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I bought these gloves to ride in the cooler fall weather. They have great grip and keep my hands on the handle bar. Some people like a lot of padding, some don't like any padding. These gloves are somewhere in between. Seems like most of the padding is on the thumb area. So I still have a great feel for the bike riding with these.
I bought the large and they fit great. At first I thought they were a little too tight. But after riding with them for a few hours they loosen up and feel great.
Plus they look really cool. I've had several compliments on them.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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 Very Comfortable, May 19, 2011
By Kerry Garrett (Winston-Salem, NC)
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These are very comfortable gloves, they have a nice grip, and the wrist strap is easy to connect and stays connected no matter what. I like that there is not too much padding on the palm. I have had gloves with a lot of padding and I did not like them. These gloves have a layer that keeps your hand from slipping around but not so much that your palms get all sweaty. The grips on the fingers work great. The only problem I have with these gloves is the fact that after an hour or so of riding the gloves are saturated with sweat. The grips are wet and don't grab the break levers like they did at the beginning of the ride. If it was not for that I would have given them 4 stars. I do mostly cross country so wet gloves is not really a big problem. I will continue to use them because they are comfortable and have a nice grip and they look great.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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Fits like a ..., October 17, 2011
By Dano (Boise, ID)
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Good gloves have good stitching. I've mountain biked over 200 hard miles in these and all the seams are still intact. Just the right amount of cusion on the palm and durable fabric on the fingers and knuckles. These are my new 'go-to' gloves for everything except hard-core downhilling.
One complaint: the rubber grips on the finger tips are starting to peal off.
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 Runs small - limited padding, January 15, 2011
By memory maker
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The Mens XL is a medium or a very tight large and will have to be returned. The palm cushioning is toward the outside of the hand with nothing to cushion the palm on the "thumb" side which takes a lot of pressure when cycling--maybe this is bike handle-specific padding?
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I adore these gloves, May 3, 2012
By Eric Godfrey (Utah)
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I actually purchased these as a replacement pair for the ones I left sitting on the roof of my car. They breath great, fit great, feel nice. The padding placement isn't designed to help with handle bars, but there is more padding toward the lower inside part of my palm. I crashed bare handed Saturday, and turns out the damage was all done under where the padding would have been.
Excellent for: Minor Crashes, minor handlebar irritation
If you're looking for something to absorb handle bar vibration or whatever though, this isn't your glove.
Size reference: I'm a guy who doesn't have big hands, but not super small either, so I debated between medium and large as I couldn't remember the size I had before. Went with large. Definition of "fits like a glove."
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Good Gloves from Summer weather,Not durable, April 18, 2012
By Geektronic (Irvine,ca)
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I've had this for about 6 months now and it is starting to fall apart. The palm stitches are unraveling on the left hand glove. The velcro strap also has an annoying habit of opening while riding. It's good for warm weather and you have really good feel of the controls. So depending on the type of riding you do, it may only last less than a year.
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Well ventilated., January 11, 2012
By Bluenycom (Racho Cucamonga, CA)
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These are comfortable and well ventilated. I do wish to have a little more padding since my hands are still forming calluses at the base of 3-5th fingers. Maybe I am grabbing the handles too hard. It's a newbie thing I guess.
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