BSDDP FULL GLOVES

Material:

• Outer Layer: Typically, the outer layer is made of durable and abrasion-resistant materials such as leather, synthetic leather, or a combination of both.
• Palm: Padded gloves often have additional reinforcement and padding in the palm area to absorb shocks and vibrations.

Padding:

• Impact Padding: Padded gloves have additional padding strategically placed on areas that are prone to impacts, such as the knuckles and the back of the hand.
• Palm Padding: Padded gloves may feature extra cushioning on the palm to provide comfort and reduce pressure during activities like cycling or weightlifting.

Closure System:

• Adjustable Closure: Many padded gloves have an adjustable closure system, often with a hook-and-loop strap or similar mechanism, to ensure a secure fit.

Ventilation:

• Breathable Materials: To enhance comfort, padded gloves often incorporate breathable materials in areas like the back of the hand to allow airflow and prevent excessive sweating.

Finger Mobility:

• Articulated Design: Padded gloves may have an articulated or pre-curved design to allow natural finger movement and reduce fatigue during extended use.

Activity-Specific Design:

• Cycling Gloves: Padded cycling gloves often have additional padding in key areas, such as the ulnar nerve region, to reduce pressure on the hands and provide a better grip on handlebars.
• Weightlifting Gloves: Padded gloves for weightlifting may have palm padding to protect against calluses and blisters, as well as wrist support.

Touchscreen Compatibility:

• Fingertip Compatibility: Some modern padded gloves are designed with touchscreen-compatible fingertips, allowing users to operate smartphones or other touch-sensitive devices without removing the gloves.

Cleaning and Maintenance:

• Washable Materials: Many padded gloves are designed to be washable, making it easier to maintain hygiene and cleanliness.