Price Paid:  $50.00 at ebay

Favorite Ride:
hotter than hell

Bike Setup:
full carbon scattante le with durace

Summary:
Some of the best padded gloves on the market. Just did the hotter than hell 100 mile and hands felt great during and after the ride with no pain.

Strengths:
Comfortable, look cool, light weight

Weaknesses:
none, maybe a bit pricey

Price Paid:  $50.00 at www.bkbikes.com

Favorite Ride:
any

Bike Setup:
madone

Summary:
These gloves are the best. Just a bit of padding that lets you feel the bike. Not a bunch of gel to get in the way. No velcro to snag you other clothes on in the washer

Strengths:
cool in summer

Weaknesses:
none

Similar Products Used:
all

Price Paid:  $44.00 at Excel Sports

Favorite Ride:
Fasts

Bike Setup:
Trek 5500

Summary:
This is a review for the Prosline gloves. Didn't like them, the fact that they don't have the usual velcro strap at the front of the hand makes them a nightmare when trying to take them off. I aslo like paddy gloves and if you think they have plenty of it, look anywhere else. The only good things about them is the materials, nice colors, great ventilation mesh at the back, nice kevlar insert but bad location I think. Those little bands to pull them off are also handy but don't work very well if you don't have the velcro closure (again). I end all my rides with sore hands after using these gloves.

Strengths:
Fabrics and materials

Weaknesses:
Poor padding, too expensive, no velcro closure, bad location of kevlar insert...

Similar Products Used:
None, the worst gloves I've used for the price paid