Australian cycling apparel brand MAAP has partnered with Elastic Interface for its new Race Mitt gloves, which use Elastic Interface’s Palm Technology – billed as the ‘chamois for your hands.’
The EIT Palm Technology by Elastic Interface delivers the ‘first ever three-dimensional palm to be developed for cycling gloves.’ Seamless and elastic, Elastic Interface developed the EIT Palm Technology with the support from the University of Padua Department of Biomedical Sciences, and its construction is patented.
A release from Elastic Interface noted…
‘Born in 2014, MAAP has established a strong following globally in just a few years, while Elastic Interface has been the global leader in chamois development for two decades. MAAP’s new Race Mitt gloves incorporate the Elastic Interface Race PALM, with thermo-moulded multi density padding for superior feel, comfort and grip.
‘This innovation has enabled the EIT palm to become a revolutionary detail that transforms how we experience hand-to-bar comfort when riding a bike: it adapts perfectly to the shape of the hand, improves blood flow, and dramatically reduces soreness in the ulnar nerve – so no more tingling fingers.’
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