GripGrab Women's ProGel Gloves Xs White Gloves

Description

The Women's ProGel Padded Glove feature highly padded DoctorGel palms helping in preventing fatigue and numbness in the hands – leading to improved grip and control. When your ride comes to an end, the pull-off tabs make taking the gloves off much easier, and the gMagnets lock them together for storage. DoctorGel Protection The DoctorGel system has been developed in collaboration with both active athletes and doctors. GripGrab gloves with DoctorGel are designed to reduce the feeling of pins and needles in the fingers secondary to compression of the nerves innervating the hand. Both mountain bike and road bike riders, regardless of level of experience, may suffer temporarily from nerve compression. A prospective clinical study has shown that 70% of long-distance riders experience symptoms related to nerve compression. Doctor Gel has been developed specifically to help combat this nerve compression when riding. Both mountain bike and road bike riders, regardless of level of experience, may suffer temporarily from nerve compression. The Women's ProGel Padded Glove feature highly padded DoctorGel palms helping in preventing fatigue and numbness in the hands – leading to improved grip and control. DoctorGel Protection The DoctorGel system has been developed in collaboration with both active athletes and doctors. When your ride comes to an end, the pull-off tabs make taking the gloves off much easier, and the gMagnets lock them together for storage.

Key Features

• DoctorGel Protection The DoctorGel system has been developed in collaboration with both active athletes and doctors.
• The Women's ProGel Padded Glove feature highly padded DoctorGel palms helping in preventing fatigue and numbness in the hands – leading to improved grip and control.
• When your ride comes to an end, the pull-off tabs make taking the gloves off much easier, and the gMagnets lock them together for storage.
• GripGrab gloves with DoctorGel are designed to reduce the feeling of pins and needles in the fingers secondary to compression of the nerves innervating the hand.
• Both mountain bike and road bike riders, regardless of level of experience, may suffer temporarily from nerve compression.
• A prospective clinical study has shown that 70% of long-distance riders experience symptoms related to nerve compression.