Hockey Goves to Protect Your Hands

Hockey gloves (gloves) are a very important element of hand protection. Without hockey sticks, hand and finger fractures would be one of the most common injuries in hockey.

The typical ice hockey conditions are hidden in its name. This game is played in cooler temperatures, whether it is an ice arena or open air. Of course, players rarely notice this fact. Ice hockey is an active game, and players usually don't freeze. Perhaps only the most boring goalkeeper can shiver from cold temperatures from time to time.

To solve both of these problems, there is a common solution - appropriate professional hockey gloves (or hockey cleats).

The main characteristics of hockey sticks

• Protective gasket. Hockey gloves (crags)have a protective pad that covers the left hand, fingers and wrist to protect against impacts from sticks, pucks and other players. Usually, the gasket is made of foam plastic and reinforced with plastic inserts for additional strength and durability.
• Comfort and flexibility. Hockey Gloves are designed to be comfortable and stretchy, allowing hockey players to move their hands and fingers freely, while providing adequate protection. Many hockey cleats have a lining to help keep hands dry and reduce sweat.
• Materials for making a palm. A hockey puck's palm can be made from a variety of materials, including leather, synthetic materials, and mesh. Different materials provide different levels of grip strength and hand feel on the stick.