Hi, I was wondering if they have enought support and padding in the palm to avoid callous? May be someone who uses them can answer? Thanks!
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Plenty of padding in my opinion. It may change due to hand size however, there should be enough padding in every glove size. Hoqever, I ordered a medium and they sent me a large, I never bothered sending mine back in but just a heads up to check the size once they come in if you order them. I hate callouses as well so I got these gloves and I haven't had any sense so you should be all good! Good luck!
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If they're too big, you're still going to get callouses but if they fit well, they should prevent a lot of that.
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Yes, so far I haven't had any problem with that. Even doing pull-ups and deadlifting
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They have very good padding however they are not hardcore gloves for lifting heavy weights all time so if you are not heavy duty lifter they protect you against callous . Overall awesome gloves.
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Yes, these gloves are great for work gloves or paddle ball to avoid callous.
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Actually the padding in the palm is little bit thicker than other pairs that I have used.
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I have a lot of pain in my wrist and in my fingers and they help me a lot at home and also driving. I wear mine while driving cause it helps with the pain and I see no reason for not doing so. One person wrote about them being too small. Make sure you measure your hand for proper size. Mine fits well. Hope this helps. John.
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No, they were not too /super tight. I have rather long,slim fingers (now with an arthritic bump or two) and they were just right for me. Excellent buy in very good quality gloves. The material is soft and just stretchy enough to be comfortable. Hope this helps!
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I have used them with a touchscreen phone, but that isn't their intended use, and so it's kind of hit-or-miss. I wouldn't buy them expecting to use them for a touchscreen, when there are other gloves designed for that purpose that work very well, every time.
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Christie: I bought 2 with the stays, you can't even feel them and there really sib;t much lateral support since they're so thin. Mine, with the stays, do not limit my [Martial Arts] aggressive movement at all and I hardly notice I have them on 1-3 hrs every day.Denny - Chicago
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I wear lg and they allow movement. If you are smaller handed there's some looseness but still very usable.
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No. They are a flexible cloth like material with a silicone grip pattern on the palms. They are great, highly reccomend. If you need waterproof ones maybe try those silocone ones? I have some starfrit ones. They aren't very flexible though which makes them tough to use.
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I would say they are too bulky. My sister has different gloves, I think they are title weighted gloves. Hers are less bulky and may work but I don't think any of these weighted gloves are meant to wear inside real boxing gloves.
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I am a Crossfitter and that's exactly what I use them for. No need to chalk up 10 times and my girlfriend appreciates a guy without callouses and blood all over his hands. I have been purchasing 2 pair/year for the last 3 years, I hope they don't ever stop making these. And the full finger just makes all of the difference in grip to me. Just my humble opinion here. Good luck!
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I don't use them. I have seen them. I bought these for my Mom. I would say NO, they are like a huge pad.
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ladybugroove, my experience is similar to Gerry Mullen's. They have provided me with excellent wrist protection from abrasion. Conjecture on my part, but I would expect that the protection from thumb hyper-extension is limited to the tensile strength of the leather. They leave a substantial minority of my fingers exposed to impact and abrasion as well. That said, I would buy these again. They have done a superb job of protecting my wrists.
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Living in S Fla and using them as a substitute for riding gloves (good ones cost more) I can only say they've been comfortable when I take my VTX out for 2-3 hrs.. There is a thin inner liner so it's not skin to leather. Well see how it is this summer.
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It really does depend on how long your fingers are. I bought the small size (my middle finger is 7.5cms long!) and if I don't pull them right up they will cover some of the most distal joints but not the ring or little finger. Hope this helps. They are fabulous gloves, I have not woken up once with numb fingers since I started wearing them.
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Yes, I wear these three times a week for weight training and they prevent the calluses I used to get without gloves. I have another pair that have thicker padding, but I have been choosing to wear these. They're lightweight and flexible. Cute, too. :)
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I think they should be fine (I have small hands and the fingers are a bit too long for me)...Should work fine with your computer...Just want to update: Mine work fine with my laptop--touchpad as well as iphone and other touchscreens... I was surprised to find they did not work with the touchpad on my sister's laptop... Not sure what the difference would be, but if that is your main use-- you might look into the usb-powered fingerless gloves on Amazon...
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I have fairly large hands and these fit me well. It might fit a little weird in between the bases of your fingers. It's really not that bad though since they stretch. If you are planning on using them solely for typing and not for layering/outdoor use then you might want to get something more comfy like isotoner gloves (drawback would be that they aren't as breathable).
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I use them with KB's. They're not very comfortable to me with KB's, but perhaps my hands are too big for the pair I have. It protects your hands from blisters I suppose since I haven't any blisters when using them with the KB's.