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Flex Grip Gloves

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WAGs - Flex (Wrist Assured Gloves) has a slimmed down wedged gel pad for a versatile work out glove to ease or prevent wrist discomfort. The shorter Flex pad allows for more palm contact when weight bearing or grasping equipment. With a non-slip palm plus the contoured gel pad, the Flex adds comfort to a variety of your fitness activities. Great Choice for: Mild Wrist Pain / Discomfort Thumb Pain / Protection Prevention / Enhance Comfort Cross Training Style Gloves: Contoured Gel Pad eases wrist discomfort. Non-slip exterior palm. Absorbent inner palm liner. Machine Washable. Info Comfort: Inside WAGs Flex is a contoured resilient gel pad that covers mid-way to palm crease. Like the Ultra pad is thicker at the heal of the hand to cushion and support the carpal bones. Versatile: Shorter pad allows for more direct palm contact with floor when weight bearing or flexing fingers to grasp equipment. Therapeutic: Flex pad is ~30% thinner so wedge shape gel pad elevates the heel of the hand ~ 5 to 8 degrees. Preventative: The V shaped cut out eliminates direct pressure on the median nerve where it crosses the wrist.

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