Is the palm padding sufficient.
674111
Yes, I wear these three times a week for weight training and they prevent the calluses I used to get without gloves. I have another pair that have thicker padding, but I have been choosing to wear these. They're lightweight and flexible. Cute, too. :)
674112
Eh. I wouldn't say these were great gloves. I have big hands and if I remember correctly I hated these gloves because they put my hands asleep.
674113
I wouldn't call it "padding" necessarily but it definitely protects from blisters. I use mine for Body Pump with weights up to about 55 lbs. and haven't had any issues.
349010
I'm not the best person to answer this question because I don't use gloves when I practice yoga. However I'd hazard a guess and say no because it offers no protection for your palms.
1686097
It is only padded on one side,this glove goes on your left hand. I hope this helps
27036
Although padding is on the thin side, I consider it enough for average use. I've taken my laptop in this case at many airports, rental cars, long walks, etc., and I can say that this is a very reliable case. The straps are good to keep the laptop in place; I have used this case to transport lightweight laptops to mobile workstations and everytime it has worked great. You cannot go wrong with this case!
1212879
The palm side is very robust and should offer 95% protection - I haven't experimented with a thorn head on though. The upper part (knuckles) is much thinner and is definitely not thorn proof.
105262
There is very little pressure on the ankles, and yes the padding is sufficient! LOVE how I feel after using it!
1034102
It's not bad. It is a little firm, but palm rests are like beds. Everyone likes them a little different when it comes to firmness. It's 1000x better than the hard plastic the keyboards come with. I'm using it on a logitech G510.
610773
It has a thin soft rubber coating on the grip, so not padded really, but I think the size affords it a solid and comfortable grip that wont make your hand cramp
968068
Nope - the palm rest is built into the entire board. If you have the space for it, it's great.
4621
I've had no problems with the grip. It's a manmade suede material on the palms.
922806
Shouldn't be a problem. I use them for a combat class and by the time they get a little "damp", if you know what I mean, they feel pretty loose. The palms are a light material, not leather. Hope that helps. I really like them.
1075961
Possibly, it does not have to fit snugly. The objective is to position the palm in a back-leaning position. Used for carpal tunnel syndrome.
611087
It keeps the thumb stiff but not well padded. just a velcro strip on outside.
619299
The chair is solidly built but padding is skimpy near the edge where the frame is. But other than that, the padding is good - not great, but pretty good. If the person using the chair is big, this would not be a good choice.
37915
Yes. Your palm lies on a pad inside the support and keeps the fingers straight out to the first finger joint.
105261
There is very thick padding. I would say that the padding is quite sufficient. It's very sturdy. It was a real pain to put together but great machine for the money.
1343085
Possibly. It certainly would add additional padding, and should be adequate if the keyboard is not handled roughly.