Workout gloves, gym gloves or weight lifting gloves, no matter how you name it, are an important part of any gym enthusiasts kit. Unless you’re using a pair of those, you’re exposing yourself to the frequent occurrence of painful blisters, calluses, and the chance of getting a serious injury. Though it’s true that just wearing gloves doesn’t completely eradicate the chance of getting those blisters and calluses – here you must notify the word “completely”. A pair of gloves definitely help to lower the chance of getting calluses and blisters and it reduces the number and frequency of the same. Moreover, preventing blisters and calluses is not the only goal when somebody wears gym gloves – rather preventing accidental slippage of heavyweights while lifting is the main reason.

How to recognize proper weight lifting gloves?

These gloves can be made of various materials like lycra, leather, polyester, neoprene, spandex, etc. – material wise these are no different than other normal gloves. However, weight lifting gloves have a distinct feature – …