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Why Leather Weight Lifting Gloves Are Better than Fabric Weight Lifting Gloves

Article Category: Sports

Author Name: Elite Body Squad

There is no denying the fact that weight lifting gloves are an essential piece of gym equipment, whether you are a veteran lifter or a relative newbie to the scene. The extra grip they give you makes lifting a much safer business than it would be if you used your bare, sweaty hands, and the padding and wrist wraps also take away a lot of the strain on your hands and wrists that necessarily accompanies lifting heavy objects above the level of your elbow. And, though this is thought by many lifters ( mostly men) to be an aesthetic aspect rather than a practical consideration, the gloves also prevent the formation of blisters and tough calluses on your hands.

The best weight training gloves will obviously be those that fit your hands well (just snug enough around the palm and fingers, but not too tight) and provide adequate support for your bodybuilding routine (look for adjustable wrist wraps and padding on the palm ). But what material is the ideal glove made out of?

The answer to this question is leather, hands down. Fabric gloves simply cannot live up to its quality. You can expect nylon or latex gloves to be flimsy with lousy grips, and even the newer synthetic fabrics like Neoprene don't give half as good a performance as leather, even if they are specially designed to be fractionally more breathable.

Leather lifting gloves have a long history of providing serious weight lifters with what they need, and this is not just because it was the only available material for most of history. Leather is still the go-to material for people who need extra support and padding for lifting the really heavy weights. It is also much more durable than any kind of fabric, and will be able to stand the repeated, vigorous washings necessary to keep the odors from building up (if you have ever rented boxing gloves at a gym or used someone else's old baseball mitt, you will know just how nasty this can get).

Leather gloves also have the distinct advantage of being able to better adapt and conform to the shape of your hands over time. No other material will do this. In fact, if you use them for long enough, you will find that your leather weight training gloves will fit you like a second skin, and it will be unthinkable to ever use anything else. It is no exaggeration to say that leather gloves can become a weight lifter's most trusted companions .

Given all this, it is well worth your money to invest in a high-quality pair of leather gloves for your fitness needs. Choose your gloves carefully, and remember that penny-pinching on such a valuable piece of equipment may cost you dearly in the long run in terms of strains, fractures, and other injuries. Leather gloves may be a bit more expensive than their fabric counterparts, but with the proper care they will give you a lifetime of safe and comfortable weight lifting.

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