Best Grip Material for Gloves: What Makes Gloves Grippy? — Cestus Armored Gloves

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  One of the most important features to look for in a pair of high-quality work gloves is grip. Regardless of the task at hand, proper grip control is essential to help you get the job done efficiently and effectively and to help protect against hand-related injuries. Depending on the required level of control, comfort, dexterity, and durability, a variety of materials and coatings can be used to add grip to gloves. You’ll also want to consider the environment you’ll

Best Grip Material for Gloves: What Makes Gloves Grippy? — Cestus Armored Gloves

The oil-resistant, dual-layer Zip Grip palm features non-slip grip on top of a cotton palm for retaining grip control, which is reinforced with Kevlar thread double stitching. Flexible Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR) shields add impact resistance for the entire finger including the fingertips, thumb, knuckles and metacarpals on top of the form-fitting material. The neoprene long cuff covers the wrist, while allowing the user to pull out of the glove if caught in a pinch or machinery.

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