G-Form Pro Trail Gloves(1 Pair)

I love these gloves. I ride a lot on trails where the brush hasn't been cut back and my hands are bushing against bushes or trees as I pass by. I have also fallen and had no scatches. These gloves are very breathable and protective as you can get for a full glove.

Wore these gloves for the first time last night on a MTB ride. Loved them! It was mid 80s and humid and my hands didn’t feel overheated or sweaty. Touch screen fingertip works well. Didn’t test out the padding, but I also hope I never have to!

Velcro on wrists wore out in a couple rides.

Strong, comfortable, with some reinforcement on the palm without getting in the way, and the great fitting Smart Flex reinforcements on the finger. Being waiting for a long time for a pair of gloves like this one.

We ordered these gloves for trail riding. They are lightweight but fully protective on the back of hands and knuckles. They have very light padding on the palm side and I have full movement while wearing. I haven't tested these in a fall/crash but feel they will serve their purpose.

Good gloves love the grips on the finger just one thing they should put some padding on the other side of the glove to the way you are protected on both sides but all in all good gloves

I've bought a lot of Gform pad and I've never been disappointed. I wish these were half finger gloves (cooler) but they work fine in any but the hottest weather.

I purchased & received a pair of G-Form Pro Trail Gloves on May 5, 2020. At the time, I paid $35 for the gloves. I decided to purchase these when I purchased a set of G-Forms knee pads, based on reviews for the knee pads (I am happy w/the G-Form knee pads). I had hoped the gloves would fair as well.When I first tried on the gloves, I was really excited. I thought they felt great & looked awesome. I purchased a pair of LG (7.5-8 inches [19-20.3cm] tip of middle finger to base of palm), my hands measure 7.5 inches & there is about 0.5 inch of space in the tips of the fingers of the gloves. From this I can say go by G-Forms sizing chart w/confidence. When sliding the gloves on, I do find the openings to be a bit tight but am able to get them on w/out ripping or tearing the gloves. Once on & the wrist velcro straps are fastened, my hands do not slide around inside the gloves. The gloves worked pretty well w/the screen of my iPhone. The padding on the top of the fingers & knuckles were comfortable, non intrusive when bending fingers, making a fist & did not inhibit my finger dexterity.Over the past month, I’ve ridden w/the gloves for about 325 miles, double & single track, cross country & downhill. I’m not an aggressive rider, no flying through the air & try to keep going over the bars to a minimum. The thin mesh material on the top of the hands worked well in keeping my hands cool while riding in hot weather. Still, my palms did sweat & soaked the palm of the gloves. Unfortunately, the gloves have started to come apart, logo patch peeling off (not a total deal breaker but disappointing for the price) & seem splitting at base of finger (deal breaker). Please see my pics showing this.So at a cost of about $1 per 10 miles, I cannot recommend the G-Form Pro Trail Gloves. Maybe I just got a bad pair, a rare botched pair. At $35 ($41 at the time of this review), I am not willing to try my luck again. I’ll look elsewhere.Thank you for taking the time to read this review, I hope you found it helpful.