I mostly ride paved and gravel bicycle trails which are never perfectly maintained. My bike has no active suspension and 38mm wide tires. It's just passive damping from carbon handlebars, a carbon seat-post, fat grips, and a gel seat.

I agree with everyone saying that sizing runs small. Diameter at my knuckles in 8.3" or right where the large size begins. Large fits perfectly, so if you are 8.6" or up I'd go with X-large.

Gravel always puts my hands totally to sleep after about an hour, due to vibration plus having to grip harder to stay in control. Yesterday I used these Cevapro Cycle Gloves for the first time. They work well to isolate your hands by moving contact points away from the center of the palm. The amount of GEL under the knuckles is exactly perfect but to me the palm rests could use another couple millimeters (probably depends a bit on which grips you have). I feel most of the benefit was less from vibration isolation and more as a result of not needing to squeeze too much. Padded gloves are like having larger diameter grips which spread pressure more evenly across your hand. GEL under the knuckles acts like a place to rest your fingers and that kept my hands open for better blood flow. Then those GEL areas stick to rubber grips better than skin can, meaning more control and even less need to squeeze hard.

Honestly, these will be fine for a while. But if I get a second pair I'll look at the NICEWIN brand, due to double stitching and an option for some thicker 6mm padding. Once I do that the Cevapro ones can become my weightlifting gloves;)

Disclaimer: I purchased these gloves after seeing a Facebook ad.

The Cevapro cycling gloves are surprisingly well made. I am comparing these against my Louis Garneau riding gloves, which are now older and worn in.

Let's start with the palm of the Cevapro gloves. There is nice somewhat tacky raised gel around the palm. This proved better comfort and grip. Moving to the back of the glove, the green and black material make the glove attractive. The material used feels slightly thicker than my LG gloves. The Cevapro logo appears on the index finger and on the velcro strap.

The LG gloves feature Ergo Air technology on the palm that wicks away moisture away from the hand. Since the Cevapro glove's palm is gel with plastic/vinyl, I am not sure that it will wick moisture away as well. However, there is a center cutout on the palm of the glove, a triangular shape that hopefully helps with moisture.

The Cevapro gloves also have notches on the fingers for easy removal, which is something the LG gloves do not have. Overall I like the Cevapro cycling gloves. A couple of things I would add, a label indicating the type of materials used. Some products contain cancer causing agents, I'd like to know. Also add some reflective features for night riding.

I bought them after I fell from my bike ans scratched both of my palms a week ago. Size a little bit too tight, but maybe they are supposed to be this way. Overall quality is OK.

I'm replacing a pair of Giro gloves with these. The Giro cost twice as much as these and I like these better. What I like about them the most is that I have fiberglass handlebars. These gloves do not slide across the slippery fiberglass. They really have a great grip. My Giro gloves would slide I feel much safer with these gloves on. I ordered a medium and they fit perfectly. I am 5 foot 10 in tall and weigh 170 lbs. Padding on the gloves is good. I feel better on my hands than the other gloves and are easier to put on and take off. I definitely recommend these gloves and have road on several 20 mile rides with them. Don't always need name brand for a good pair of gloves I guess.

Good for the $. Mine seem3d to run small though..was debating if I need M or LG. Got L and they a little too tight. Should have done XL,