The updated design of the Bravo glove features reflective finger pulls, more technical construction for improved comfort and a larger hook and loop closure closure for easier use. Giro also redesigned the cuff to eliminate the binding material, making it more streamlined against your wrist to improve comfort. FEATURES Moisture-wicking four-way-stretch, breathable mesh. Highly absorbent microfiber wiping surface. Updated low-profile hook and loop closure. Reflective finger pulls. Super fit engineered three panel palm design. Ax suede microfiber palm. Sonic-welded pull tab. Optimized gel padding.
The updated design of the Bravo glove features reflective finger pulls, more technical construction for improved comfort and a larger hook and loop closure closure for easier use. Giro also redesigned the cuff to eliminate the binding material, making it more streamlined against your wrist to improve comfort. FEATURES Moisture-wicking four-way-stretch, breathable mesh. Highly absorbent microfiber wiping surface. Updated low-profile hook and loop closure. Reflective finger pulls. Super fit engineered three panel palm design. Ax suede microfiber palm. Sonic-welded pull tab. Optimized gel padding.
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last seen 25 Apr 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Giro Bravo Gel Gloves - Medium - Black was $37.00 at Bike Society, compared across 5 retailers (last seen 25 Apr 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $29.00 on 11 Apr 2025.
Prices last updated 25 Apr 2026.
Giro Bravo Gel Gloves - Medium - Black
The updated design of the Bravo glove features reflective finger pulls, more technical construction for improved comfort and a larger hook and loop closure closure for easier use. Giro also redesigned the cuff to eliminate the binding material, making it more streamlined against your wrist to improve comfort. FEATURES Moisture-wicking four-way-stretch, breathable mesh. Highly absorbent microfiber wiping surface. Updated low-profile hook and loop closure. Reflective finger pulls. Super fit engineered three panel palm design. Ax suede microfiber palm. Sonic-welded pull tab. Optimized gel padding.
The updated design of the Bravo glove features reflective finger pulls, more technical construction for improved comfort and a larger hook and loop closure closure for easier use. Giro also redesigned the cuff to eliminate the binding material, making it more streamlined against your wrist to improve comfort. FEATURES Moisture-wicking four-way-stretch, breathable mesh. Highly absorbent microfiber wiping surface. Updated low-profile hook and loop closure. Reflective finger pulls. Super fit engineered three panel palm design. Ax suede microfiber palm. Sonic-welded pull tab. Optimized gel padding.
Last updated at 25/04/2026 09:13:06
Giro Bravo Gel Glove
Delivery between 28 Apr – 4 May $12
Giro Gloves Bravo Gel SF Black
GIRO BRAVO GLOVES Black / M
Delivery between 30 Apr – 6 May $12.90
Giro Bravo Gel Short Finger Gloves Black, MD
Delivery between 29 Apr – 6 May $9.95
Giro Bravo Gel Gloves - Black Black / MEDIUM / Price_S
Delivery $10
originally posted on jensonusa.com
This is my 3rd pair of these. Use them for road. Got the all black pair, the Giro logos blend in nicely. The newer versions are as advertised, way more comfortable and fit around the hand nicely. These feel like they stretch around your hand when you're squeezing the bars and shifters. The added comfort I think points to the new palm material, mostly nylon and not sheep leather like my last set. Finally, my favorite part of the Gel series are the finger pulls. I can't find many gloves that have them . Imagine never having to turn gloves inside out. Ever. Again.
originally posted on jensonusa.com
I liked these. But I found the gel to be a bit thin, and missing in a few key areas. I'm not super picky about this, but I rode with these one weekend after having ridden with an old pair of Pearl Izumis (when I say old, I mean I bought them in the late 90's) that only relied upon leather and (I guess) some stuffing of some kind, and the ~22 year old Pearl's were noticeably more comfortable. Unfortunately, they are also purple . . . so, jury is still out on whether I go with comfort or style when I ride this weekend.
originally posted on moosejaw.com
Good quick dry mesh, gel padding on palms is medium weight which is comfortably just right for me! Washable and hang dry easy. Have ridden with these now for a couple weeks and am very happy. Believe they run true to size but you should measure your hand as recommended on the size chart and be good to go.
| Select Colour | Black |
Giro Bravo Gel Glove
Delivery between 28 Apr – 4 May $12
Giro Gloves Bravo Gel SF Black
GIRO BRAVO GLOVES Black / M
Delivery between 30 Apr – 6 May $12.90
Giro Bravo Gel Short Finger Gloves Black, MD
Delivery between 29 Apr – 6 May $9.95
Giro Bravo Gel Gloves - Black Black / MEDIUM / Price_S
Delivery $10
This is my 3rd pair of these. Use them for road. Got the all black pair, the Giro logos blend in nicely. The newer versions are as advertised, way more comfortable and fit around the hand nicely. These feel like they stretch around your hand when you're squeezing the bars and shifters. The added comfort I think points to the new palm material, mostly nylon and not sheep leather like my last set. Finally, my favorite part of the Gel series are the finger pulls. I can't find many gloves that have them . Imagine never having to turn gloves inside out. Ever. Again.
I liked these. But I found the gel to be a bit thin, and missing in a few key areas. I'm not super picky about this, but I rode with these one weekend after having ridden with an old pair of Pearl Izumis (when I say old, I mean I bought them in the late 90's) that only relied upon leather and (I guess) some stuffing of some kind, and the ~22 year old Pearl's were noticeably more comfortable. Unfortunately, they are also purple . . . so, jury is still out on whether I go with comfort or style when I ride this weekend.
Good quick dry mesh, gel padding on palms is medium weight which is comfortably just right for me! Washable and hang dry easy. Have ridden with these now for a couple weeks and am very happy. Believe they run true to size but you should measure your hand as recommended on the size chart and be good to go.
These gloves are comfortable but tight. I measured my hands and followed the sizing chart and it's very spot on, but with little wiggle room so it's very true to size.The padding is sufficient and quality seems fair. I had some stitching that became undone after the first wear but it seems like a one-off issue that's fixable. The gloves are otherwise great and seem good for the price.
Other than a sharp, pointed, inside seam on both gloves that continuously stabs into the underside of my wrists, I really like these. The fit is true to size. The pads, webbing, hook and loop, and suede-like material on the thumbs are perfect. The fingers are comfortable. They work well to protect my hands for kayaking and biking. I just have to figure out how to trim and or soften that same stabbing seam in each glove.
This is my second pair of these exact gloves, this time in a size Large. Long story short, it seems like the XLs run a little on the big side and the larges run WAY on the small side (they were actually smaller than a friend's size SMALL glove). Not sure if the ones I got were mismarked or what, but I can just barely squeeze into them and I am hoping they stretch. It just isn't worth the hassle of sending them back.Other than the sizing being inconsistent, these are really comfortable gloves. The padding is sufficient to prevent numbness and discomfort on both my flat bar and drop bar bikes for rides exceeding 5-6 hours. Despite the sizing issues I'll still probably buy another pair of XLs and live with them being a little big.
I have quite narrow hands and by the measurement used on this site I would take a medium in these gloves (at the top end of medium). So following all the advice I notched up a size to large to ensure they were a decent fit. However the large are still tight and tricky to get off. I haven't tried them on the road yet but imagine they'll be tighter and trickier to get off with any swelling due to heat and sweat.
The level of padding on the palms is above average, I don’t foresee any issues with wearing them for long periods. The only slight issue I have is the stitching at the edge of the fingertips. It’s a little bit scratchy, as the material changes around the finger a few times. Normally fingerless gloves don’t both me at all but these might take a few wears to get those harder bits to soften. Great value at the end of the day, especially with a few bucks off!
I have large hands and ordered the largest size but they are very tight, I won’t order again. An additional issue is the Velcro on the wrist rubs and on a long ride it’s uncomfortable and annoying. I expected more from the brand particularly at the premium price.
Bought a pair of Bravo & a pair of Jag both medium size. I've used Giro gloves for ages & they are always good quality & they last.These however were so tight it was ridiculous, no where near the same size as the Jag or my other older Giros'. The velcro tab also sticks to the body of the glove on the Bravothis then frays & looks worn pretty quickly. In my book the Jag fits better the velcro tab doesn't stick to the clove when in the drawer & they are cheaper too!
| Select Colour | Black |
