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Giro gloves and glasses - Interbike 2009
by kakah
Posted: Sep 23, 2009
The Outdoor Demo is the perfect place for Giro to show off their latest gloves and glasses, with its jagged rock surface and blazing hot sun the new protective goods from Giro seemed perfectly appropriate. Come on in and examine the new DJ gloves as worn by Greg Watts and Jamie Goldman, the updated Xen glove, and the new ladies version, the Xena. If you are still enjoying the sun where you live, or even just want to be prepared for next summer, the new casual glasses from Giro look great for relaxing after a ride.
Read on...
Read on...
Giro expands their glove lineup for 2010 to include some new great looking new DJ gloves, as well as some improvements to the all-around full finger Xen glove. Ladies can get in on the action with the new Xena glove, with a woman specific cut for added comfort and no compromises.
Watch the video to get the lowdown on Giro's new gloves for 2010
Giro DJ glove
• New model for 2010
• Clarino palm
• 4-way mesh upper
• Used by Greg Watts and Jamie Goldman
Giro Xen glove
• Updated version for 2010
• More stitching overlap for stronger seams
• New graphics that link up with Giro helmets
• Technogel padding
Giro Xena
• Same styling as Xen but with a narrower fit for woman's hands
• Extra stitching overlap
• Technogel Padding
If you like what you, there are plenty more gloves to look at at Giro's website!
Giro Tone and Coy sunglasses
For 2010 Giro expands upon their line of sport orientated glasses with some more casual off the bike designs. Giro has the boys covered with the new Tone, but the ladies are not forgotten either as the Coy is looking great as well. Both new pieces of eyewear are made in Italy and were looking tempting under the intense 'Vegas sun. I think I would have even settled for the ladies Coy!
Watch the video to see Giro's new Tone and Coy eyepieces
• New casual model for 2010
• Made in Italy
• Polarized lens option
• $90 - $140 U.S. msrp
• New casual ladies model for 2010
• Made in Italy
Head on over to Giro.com to see even more sunglasses!
Go to Giro.com to view the entire Giro lineup!
You can view the entire Interbike 2009 photo album HERE.
Mike "Kakah" Levy
22 Comments
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mikeniemann
(Sep 24, 2009 at 0:42)
wow new products look sick!!!!
iamtoad.... if you would actually read the captions instead of just looking at the pictures like a 4 year old, you would have caught the gender they were meant for.
pink lens and an overall girly look... maybe?
buying "real" sunglasses is for chumps... I bought some good quality fakes when I was living in Vietnam... they cost me 1/150th of the price of the real ones and they're almost identical in design and quality.
buying "real" sunglasses is for chumps... I bought some good quality fakes when I was living in Vietnam... they cost me 1/150th of the price of the real ones and they're almost identical in design and quality.
I don't trust them! Why can't ANY company make gloves that last longer than 8 rides!?!?!?!?
Where is the double stitch and burley palms?????
Where is the double stitch and burley palms?????
i used to have that problem but then i got a pair of troy lee gloves. They have lasted 2 seasons now, def worth the money.
Or just go to marks work warehouse and buy a set of light chain saw gloves. They are practically indestructible.
honestly, my hands are perfectly fine in them. They are kinda bulky looking next to the "riding" gloves, but there fine on the trails. Plus mine are bright yellow/black. Really eye catching 
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I have used my giro remedy gloves all season with no problems, no sign of major wear either, even though i washed them and it completely f*cked the pittards leather in the palm. I love them, never had a better fitting glove. I must say giro is stepping it up with the new gear and alot of it being made in italy, i'll be a customer for life.
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