Manual wheelchair gloves
Built for the rim.
Not the handlebar.
Cycling gloves wear out because they were never made for this. Every push drags across the same two inches of leather.
Manual wheelchair gloves
Cycling gloves wear out because they were never made for this. Every push drags across the same two inches of leather.
01 / The stroke
A push isn't a grip. Your hand drags across the rim through the thumb web and the heel of the palm, over and over, all day.
02 / The failure
Cycling and weightlifting gloves protect the center palm, because a bar sits there. On a rim, the unprotected edges blow out first.
03 / The fix
A leather palm across the thumb web and lower palm — the two places every worn-out glove fails.
We make things that work better and last longer. Our products solve real problems with clean design and honest materials.
The thumb web and lower palm take the whole stroke. That's where the padding matters — not the center palm, where cycling gloves put theirs.
Padded mesh compresses and stops protecting after a few weeks. Leather breaks in and keeps its structure.
Keep your phone, your keys and your brakes. Open fingers, closed protection across the contact zone.
Rimvexa gloves are selected for the repeated contact and grip required when pushing a manual wheelchair. They provide added protection and grip where your hands interact with the pushrim throughout the day.
Rimvexa gloves are designed to adapt comfortably to most hand sizes. Their flexible construction and adjustable wrist closure help create a secure fit without feeling restrictive.
Orders are typically processed within approximately 1–2 business days. Delivery time depends on your location and will be shown or confirmed during the ordering process.
Will I receive tracking information?
Yes. Each order includes a pair of gloves unless otherwise stated on the product page.
Yes. They’re intended for regular use and are designed to provide grip and hand protection during everyday wheelchair pushing.