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As the weather gets colder, we need more running gear. Gloves are similar in function to hats and are necessary protective equipment to avoid chapped skin or even frostbite on the hands. So what are the main points of choosing running gloves?
The main purpose of buying gloves is to protect the hands, so the first consideration is the warmth of the gloves. Thread-knitted gloves have poor wind resistance and warmth retention. Single-layer fabric gloves are slightly more windproof than knitted gloves. Double-sided fleece and soft shell fabric gloves have the best warmth. If you are running at minus ten degrees, don't think about anything else, prepare yourself a pair of integrated down gloves.
We will inevitably experience rain and snow in winter, so water resistance is also one of the factors to consider. Thread gloves are completely non-waterproof, single-layer cloth gloves are almost not waterproof, soft shell gloves have a certain degree of waterproofness, and down gloves usually have a waterproof layer on the outer layer, which is the best waterproof.
Although sports equipment is a consumable item, you should also choose gloves with good quality and better durability. Thread-woven gloves and single-ply fabric gloves have the worst abrasion resistance, while fleece and softshell gloves have much better abrasion resistance.
Gloves must be cleaned after wearing them for some time. We can also consider whether the gloves are easy to clean when choosing. It is not recommended for runners who are too lazy to buy fleece gloves, because it is too difficult to clean and it is easy to get dirty.
Make a purchase of running gloves from China, you can get them at a good price. We hope to be your long-term partner.
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