Lifting gloves?
pikminprincess
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What is your opinion on lifting gloves? I have very small hands and am having a hard time gripping the heavier dumbbells for the length of time I need to get through each set before I rest. The weight is not too much...just slipping because my fingers can't wrap all the way around. What are your thoughts on using gloves? Do they help or hinder?
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They absolutely help me. I think the only way to know would be to try.0
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They absolutely help me. I think the only way to know would be to try.
Thanks...any suggestions on where to buy a decent pair?0 -
I don't have small hands, but the bars were tearing up my hands. I'm a wuss. So I got a pair at Sports Authority. They had a pretty good selection. I tried on several pair before settling on one I liked.
PS: I would suggest minimal padding--it messes with your grip. Mine are just plain leather palms. Really nice.
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Thanks...any suggestions on where to buy a decent pair?
Sorry, I can't recommend a brand but I'd go to a sports store. Mine are just a cheapie pair. I got them so long ago that I don't even remember buying them. As long as they feel good, allow you to move freely and have a nice leather palm, I wouldn't go fancy, personally. And I agree with the minimal padding.0 -
You definetly need one! I can't do without mine and it feels better gripping the bars or dumbbells with them on.
I got mine at Walmart and I did see some at Target. Also I think online stores like Amazon, Ebay have them too.0 -
The only way to know is to try a pair. I have been lifting since 2007 and never used or even tried them. If you are curious, then try them out 0
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I prefer using gloves. I got mine at Target. I've recently lost my pair and it's just annoying to having callouses on my hands.0
