Giro Zero CS Gloves

Giro Zero gloves have been a staple of hard riders for years. Giro has updated their proven design with CS or Cool Skin to make the Zero CS Gloves. Cool Skin is the new textile deployed for the palms of these mitts. It’s a tough, vented synthetic leather that is stitched into three panels aka the Super Fit three-piece palm that is the trademark of Giro hand coverings. The Cool Skin is even better vented than the Pittards leather of the previous Zero iteration. And, as is the point of this design, there is no padding at all on the palm. This is a glove for people who don’t like wearing gloves, but want palm protection in case of a crash. The back of the gloves features a four-way stretch mesh, and is also comprised of three panels. There’s the main panel, the wrist panel, and then the microfiber nose wipe thumb. The wrist panel helps keep the glove in place without a Velcro tab, which is both comfortable and aero. Because they eliminated the strap, they added a pull-tab at the bottom of the palm for tugging the gloves on. And for removing the glove, there are fingertip tear-off pockets on the middle and ring fingers to start the process of pulling the gloves off. As with other Giro gloves, these are washable. The Giro Zero CS Gloves are for gloves for people who hate gloves.