Giro DND Renew Gloves Black XL
Get a grip and drop in. Comfy full-finger mountain biking gloves that are always ready to get down and dirty (DnD). Constructed with Giro’s Super Fit construction, the DND move naturally with your hands. And articulation on the thumb, index, and middle fingers keep you free for shifting, hitting your dropper, and braking. 2mm EVA padding helps dampen vibration and offers some protection from the inevitable bails Stretchy synthetic on the back of the and wicks away moisture and dries quickly. AX Suede palm is light, durable, breathable, and easy to clean Microfibre on the thumb for wiping away sweat and sniffles Articulation at the joint of the thumb, index, and middle fingers, so you have complete freedom. Grippy pads on the thumb, index, and middle fingers stay confidently connected to your controls. Touchscreen compatible, so you don’t need to take your gloves off when shooting Friday fails. Panelled construction hugs the contours of your hands Stretch panel at the cuff keep your gloves secure and your wrists clear.
Get a grip and drop in. Comfy full-finger mountain biking gloves that are always ready to get down and dirty (DnD). Constructed with Giro’s Super Fit construction, the DND move naturally with your hands. And articulation on the thumb, index, and middle fingers keep you free for shifting, hitting your dropper, and braking. 2mm EVA padding helps dampen vibration and offers some protection from the inevitable bails Stretchy synthetic on the back of the and wicks away moisture and dries quickly. AX Suede palm is light, durable, breathable, and easy to clean Microfibre on the thumb for wiping away sweat and sniffles Articulation at the joint of the thumb, index, and middle fingers, so you have complete freedom. Grippy pads on the thumb, index, and middle fingers stay confidently connected to your controls. Touchscreen compatible, so you don’t need to take your gloves off when shooting Friday fails. Panelled construction hugs the contours of your hands Stretch panel at the cuff keep your gloves secure and your wrists clear.
Get a grip and drop in. Comfy full-finger mountain biking gloves that are always ready to get down and dirty (DnD). Constructed with Giro’s Super Fit construction, the DND move naturally with your hands. And articulation on the thumb, index, and middle fingers keep you free for shifting, hitting your dropper, and braking. 2mm EVA padding helps dampen vibration and offers some protection from the inevitable bails Stretchy synthetic on the back of the and wicks away moisture and dries quickly. AX Suede palm is light, durable, breathable, and easy to clean Microfibre on the thumb for wiping away sweat and sniffles Articulation at the joint of the thumb, index, and middle fingers, so you have complete freedom. Grippy pads on the thumb, index, and middle fingers stay confidently connected to your controls. Touchscreen compatible, so you don’t need to take your gloves off when shooting Friday fails. Panelled construction hugs the contours of your hands Stretch panel at the cuff keep your gloves secure and your wrists clear.
Get a grip and drop in. Comfy full-finger mountain biking gloves that are always ready to get down and dirty (DnD). Constructed with Giro’s Super Fit construction, the DND move naturally with your hands. And articulation on the thumb, index, and middle fingers keep you free for shifting, hitting your dropper, and braking. 2mm EVA padding helps dampen vibration and offers some protection from the inevitable bails Stretchy synthetic on the back of the and wicks away moisture and dries quickly. AX Suede palm is light, durable, breathable, and easy to clean Microfibre on the thumb for wiping away sweat and sniffles Articulation at the joint of the thumb, index, and middle fingers, so you have complete freedom. Grippy pads on the thumb, index, and middle fingers stay confidently connected to your controls. Touchscreen compatible, so you don’t need to take your gloves off when shooting Friday fails. Panelled construction hugs the contours of your hands Stretch panel at the cuff keep your gloves secure and your wrists clear.
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The lowest price for Giro DND Renew Gloves Black XL right now is $29.99 at Pushys, compared across 7 retailers.
The all-time low was $29.39 on 26 May 2024 — today's price is 2% above the lowest ever. This is at or near its all-time low — a good time to buy.
Prices last updated 14 May 2026.
Last updated at 14/05/2026 12:45:59
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originally posted on backcountry.com
I bought two pairs of these gloves. One for me and my brother. The sizing is accurate and the glove fits like a glove! There is no looseness or empty space in the glove and this allows me to have maximum feel of my bike grips. No matter how sweaty my hands have gotten, these have maintained grip on my handles. They also offer some abrasion protection. I fell a couple times in these and each time I have gotten away with no rash on my hands but rash on other unprotected parts of my body. The ventilation is also decent as there is some perforation, but I think it could be better. The reason I give 5 stars is because of the amazing fit, flexibility, and bar feel.
originally posted on backcountry.com
This is my fifth pair. My first pair just started to become un-stitched after almost ten years! Had to buy more just in case they stop making them. I did lose a pair(some lucky person in Oakridge,Or has them now)
originally posted on moosejaw.com
This is my second pair of DND gloves (only because I lost a previous glove) and I’d worn the first pair for several years - 4 seasons, mountain and road biking. For me, these are all-day comfortable. My only concern when recommending for others - these don’t have the fingertip for phone screen use. Doesn’t matter to me, but may be important for you. Otherwise, I love them.
| Model Year | 2022 |
| Bike Type | MTB |
Giro Glove MTB DND ReNew Black XL
Delivery between 18–21 May $9.90
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Delivery $9.95
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Delivery between 19–22 May $10
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Delivery $16.37
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Delivery $48.49
I bought two pairs of these gloves. One for me and my brother. The sizing is accurate and the glove fits like a glove! There is no looseness or empty space in the glove and this allows me to have maximum feel of my bike grips. No matter how sweaty my hands have gotten, these have maintained grip on my handles. They also offer some abrasion protection. I fell a couple times in these and each time I have gotten away with no rash on my hands but rash on other unprotected parts of my body. The ventilation is also decent as there is some perforation, but I think it could be better. The reason I give 5 stars is because of the amazing fit, flexibility, and bar feel.
This is my fifth pair. My first pair just started to become un-stitched after almost ten years! Had to buy more just in case they stop making them. I did lose a pair(some lucky person in Oakridge,Or has them now)
This is my second pair of DND gloves (only because I lost a previous glove) and I’d worn the first pair for several years - 4 seasons, mountain and road biking. For me, these are all-day comfortable. My only concern when recommending for others - these don’t have the fingertip for phone screen use. Doesn’t matter to me, but may be important for you. Otherwise, I love them.
Just received a size XL, it's slightly on the larger side compared to a pair of 100% Cognito XL which is a little bit too tight in XL. For other comparison, XXL Grippp from Hirzl is snug but good.Fingers are ok but palm area a little loose. I need of course to try on the trail to get a final thought. The construction seems good and non obstructive. Thin and firm padding at outer palm (crash area) upper fabric is stronger than on Giro Trixter but less stretchy.
I'm on pair #2 of these gloves. The first pair was kind of a shot in the dark after years of failing specialized gloves. The first pair of these DND gloves lasted about 2 years and I originally bought them through Ibis Cycles because they matched my Ripmo (because I like to match my stuff). These gloves are very soft on the palm side and comfortable although over time they do toughen up. There is just enough padding on the heel of the palm to keep things comfy on longer rides. The back of the hand also breathes very well on hot days despite not being a ventilated mesh. The large fit my hand perfectly. No extra material at the fingertips, and no "webbed" fingers. The closure-free wrist is just big enough to get my hand through and feels fitted once the gloves are on. ... MoreI'm on pair #2 of these gloves. The first pair was kind of a shot in the dark after years of failing specialized gloves. The first pair of these DND gloves lasted about 2 years and I originally bought them through Ibis Cycles because they matched my Ripmo (because I like to match my stuff). These gloves are very soft on the palm side and comfortable although over time they do toughen up. There is just enough padding on the heel of the palm to keep things comfy on longer rides. The back of the hand also breathes very well on hot days despite not being a ventilated mesh. The large fit my hand perfectly. No extra material at the fingertips, and no "webbed" fingers. The closure-free wrist is just big enough to get my hand through and feels fitted once the gloves are on. Normally I'm pretty tough on gloves so the fact that these are this comfortable, and have lasted longer than any other gloves I've had make these my favorite. The fact that they are also some of the more affordable gloves mean I will be recommending these to everyone.
I absolutely love these gloves. I bought my first pair, which I still have and still use, at a bike shop about 6 years ago. I've been expanding my collection every year by adding a new pair or two. The fabric is comfortable and stretchy; tough but breathable. The leather palms offer great grip on all of the different grips I've used over the years. I've definitely used the nose wipe a time or two and it isn't bad. It isn't the softest but you can't expect a Kleenex on the side of your mountain bike glove. I definitely recommend these gloves. Make sure to follow the recommended washing instructions and don't just buy one pair and they'll last you miles and miles!
This is my second pair. I love these gloves because they are tough and last. My first pair started to split a seam after 2 years of use - 2 seasons of racing, so these gloves were abused. The only down side is that you have to squeeze your hand in every time you put them on since there isn’t a strap that closes at the wrist. Even with the small inconvenience I still love them.
Bought these mostly for hand protection - riding home with gravel in the palms just isn’t worth it. Not much padding, but comfortable and exactly what I was looking for. I was in between sizes, sized down - next time I’ll size up, but they’re by no means uncomfortable and so far totally enjoyable.
I purchased these gloves to be used on my gravel bike. Took them out for a couple of rides and so far so good. These are different than long fingered road cycling gloves in that they are shorter at the wrist. This makes them easy to takeoff, but less coverage. But perfect for what I need to do. will see how long they last, they seem to be well-built. My last couple of long fingered gloves tore apart after eight months, but these look like they should last quite a bit longer.
First off, I have relatively wide palms and short fingers, so most gloves give me that extra pooch at the finger tips. However, I have had Fly Racing gloves that consistently give me plenty of palm width with zero pooch at the finger tips.Knowing the competition, I consider these to be poor fit. I struggle to put it on, feels like I am going to rip the cuff (other gloves without the Velcro closure don't have this problem). Once they are on, the palms have a weird ripple on the ulnar aspect. The quality and padding seem quite good. Other Giro gloves seem to have inconsistent sizing across the different models.
| Model Year | 2022 |
| Bike Type | MTB |
