These weight training gloves are the perfect partner to keep your hands clean during your weight training sessions at the gym.
Description of the 100 weight training gloves
These 100 black weight training gloves, have a mitten shape and are available in sizes S to 3XL:- S: 19.3 - 20.1 cm / 17.6 - 18.2 cm- M: 20.1 - 20.9 cm / 18.2 - 18.8 cm- L: 20.9 - 21.7 cm / 18.8 - 19.5 cm- XL: 21.7 - 22.5 cm / 19.5 - 20.1 cm- 2XL: 22.5 - 23.3 cm / 20.1 - 20.7 cm
Why use 100 weight training gloves?
These weight training gloves help you protect your hands from minor injuries while using dumbbells, bars or kettlebells.With their light weight, these weight training gloves become a barrier against dirt at the gym.
Gloves made of a lighter material
These weight training gloves are made with a very light material, to let the air circulate so you stay dry while training!
What exercises are they most suited to?
These weight training gloves are exceptionally versatile, making them suitable for strict movements such as the biceps curl, triceps, the goblet squat and strict pull-ups, as well as dynamic movements such as kipping pull-ups and toes-to-bar!
How to choose your weight training gloves
Only 2 steps:- measure the perimeter of the palm of your hand- refer to our size guide to help you choose between the sizes available (from XS to 2XL).If you can't decide between 2 sizes, we advise choosing the larger size.
Comfortable knees as well as hands
To protect your knees as well as your hands, use knee braces (ref.: 8548500) that keep your joints warm to reduce the risk of injury.
How to care for your 100 weight training gloves
Depending on how often you train, we suggest washing them, in the machine or by hand, regularly (once every 3 weeks if you train twice a week).
These weight training gloves are like a second skin. They feature very light foam and a grippy component on areas in contact with the bar or dumbbell.
These weight training gloves are the perfect partner to keep your hands clean during your weight training sessions at the gym.
