Healthy Living

Summer Fun: Choosing the Best Bike Gloves

Bike gloves is an important accessory to the motorcycle rider because it is dangerous to ride with slippery wet palms. The well designed gloves help to soak up sweat from the biker’s hands to keep them dry so that the hands have a good grip on the bike’s handlebars at all time. The gloves are also designed with padded palms to provide cushion to the biker’s hands from the vibrations on the handlebars.

Bike gloves in general are designed and made to provide protection, comfort and warmth. Hands are very important and useful parts of our body. Injured hands are very inconvenient to the owner and injured hands usually take a long time to repair. When riding a bike, both the hands are extended up front on the handlebars. The hands are usually the worst hit and injured during an accident. Most motorcyclist wisely choose to wear bike gloves whenever they are riding to protect their hands from injuries.

As I have mentioned earlier, there is a lot of vibration on the handlebars and the hands have to bear all the vibrations, stress and road shock throughout the ride. Wearing well designed bike gloves with sufficient padding will help to reduce discomfort, bruising or blisters to the hands of the rider. Choosing a good pair of bike gloves with proper padding is important because over padding may cause harm to the hands in the long run.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In cold countries, bike gloves keep the hands warm, comfortable and protect them from chill. The warmth provided by the gloves keep both the hands well insulated and good for blood circulation.  In warm countries, the hands will enjoy air flow from a well-ventilated pair of gloves. Sometimes, bikers use their gloves to wipe sweat that might get into their eyes and blurred their vision.

It is very important to invest in the best dirt bike gloves for the safety and well-being of the biker especially if he is a regular biker. It is worth the money to get a pair of good quality gloves to protect the hands and also for road safety.

Karla Urwitz
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