Aldi gloves.

[postman]

Having to pass Aldi on my way to collect my hearing aid batteries.i thought i would see if they had any gloves left.
Oh yes they did hundreds,and i can see why.Have you seen the sizes,even x-large did not fit.Someone needs to talk to a few 'ordinary' cyclists and get real with sizes.
Mind you i have always liked Aldi cycling stuff.i still have a windproof jacket bought many years ago.And it is very good.

 

[I like Skol]

Someone needs to talk to a few 'ordinary' cyclists and get real with sizes.

Surely someone just needs to try them on, cyclist or otherwise, or do the size of a cyclists hands differ from the rest of the population? No need to consult a cyclist really......

 

[Moodyman]

You (Postman) ride a 64 cms framed bike if I recall correctly? Not sure you would be deemed as an 'ordinary cyclist'.

 

[stalagmike]

I ride a 63 and I'm an extraordinary cyclist. I do hand signals and everything...

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

This is a (high) ordinary cyclist

 

[fossyant]

The gloves fit me, Mr Average.

 

[I like Skol]

The gloves fit me, Mr Average.

Yeh'but. You don't cycle!

 

[fossyant]

Yeh'but. You don't cycle!

I do more than @potsy (which isn't saying much).

 

[NorthernDave]

I found last summer's Aldi gloves excellent in both term of fit and comfort.

Then I got caught in a rain shower and they leeched dye all over my nearly new white bar tape ruining it. After that they went in the bin.

 

[potsy]

I do more than @potsy (which isn't saying much).

My Aldi gloves have lasted years

 

[mybike]

I've been using Aldi gloves for a couple of years, I find the large size fits like a glove.

 

[Katherine]

They've definitely changed the sizing. Their small size gloves have always fitted me but I had to buy a pair of medium this time.

 

[GM]

Not gloves, but I bought a track pump at Aldi yesterday, seems pretty good more sturdier than my old Specialized one.