Rimvexa Grip Gloves

Rimvexa Grip Gloves

Black / Medium
Sale price  $64.95 Regular price $108.25
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Rimvexa Grip Gloves

Rimvexa Grip Gloves

Sale price  $64.95 Regular price $108.25
ColorBlack
SizeMedium

A push isn't a grip. Your palm drags across the pushrim through the thumb web and the heel of your hand, hundreds of times a day. Cycling and weightlifting gloves pad the centre of the palm, because that's where a handlebar sits — which is why so many manual chair users end up cycling through gardening gloves, work gloves and batting gloves, looking for something that lasts.

These are made for the rim: a leather palm, padded where your hand meets the metal, cut half-finger so you keep your dexterity.

What you get

  • Leather palm — holds the rim and breaks in to the shape of your hand
  • Padded palm — takes the friction instead of your skin
  • Half-finger cut — phone, keys and brakes all stay usable
  • Quick-release finger pulls — get them off without using your teeth
  • Adjustable wrist closure — stays put through a full day of pushing
  • Breathable fingerless design — less heat and sweat on long days

Fit

Flexible fit designed to accommodate most hand sizes, with an adjustable wrist closure for a secure and comfortable feel.

Care

Air-dry after pushing in the wet; don't machine wash. If you push in the rain often, rotate two pairs so one is always dry.

Specification

Material: leather
Style: fingerless / half-finger
Closure: adjustable wrist strap
Intended use: manual wheelchair propulsion

Why these outlast the gloves you've tried

01 / The stroke

Contact is narrow

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

Padding is in the wrong place

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

Leather where it counts

A leather palm across the thumb web and lower palm — the two places every worn-out glove fails.

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.

Padded where it actually wears

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.

Leather, not foam

Padded mesh compresses and stops protecting after a few weeks. Leather breaks in and keeps its structure.

Half-finger, full dexterity

Keep your phone, your keys and your brakes. Open fingers, closed protection across the contact zone.

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