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ErgoAir® AIR PAW® AV gloves provide a high level of hand protection and comfort when riding bicycles, dirt bikes, motorcycles and all-terrain, off-road and highway vehicles. The patented ErgoAir® ANTIVIB® glove air bladder insert reduces energy to the hands and wrists from bumps, jolts and vibration while riding or driving these vehicles. Tingling and numbness in the fingers and hand and wrist irritation and soreness are significantly reduced. This results in less hand, wrist and upper body fatigue and facilitates better ride control during long and rough rides. Specially designed ANTIVIB® air bladders can be wrapped around handle bars and steering wheels of bicycles, dirt bikes, motorcycles and all terrain, off-road and highway vehicles, giving them the same level of protection and comfort as is received from AIR PAW® AV gloves. |
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Letters from Users of ErgoAir® AIR PAW® AV gloves |
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From Professor Jack Wasserman, Knoxville,TN. |
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I have been cycling for several years on both on and off road. As I have grown older, I had increasing difficulty with my hands aching at the end of a ride. I have spent money on full suspension bikes and have used gel gloves to help, but a long ride always resulted in an ache in my hands. I have now used Dr. Reynolds' gloves for the last 3000 miles of ride and have had no hand problems of significance. I noticed a dramatic difference during a rocky off-road 1.5 mile decent at about 30 mph. I found that I tended to grip less tightly and had no residual hand ache. I have done two century rides on the road and again have had no hand problems. I believe that these are the best gloves I have ever used to prevent hand aches and they have performed well over an extended period of time. In talking to other bikers, many have expressed an interest in this technology. If available, I will choose these glove
Sincerely, |
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From Phyllis Sjogren in Winter Park, CO. |
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I and some of my
friends rode with the air `bladder gloves on a bike ride in the Glenwood
Canyon. The comments were positive that it did relieve some of the stress
from the neck and shoulders. The jarring from the ride was absorbed into
the glove. We took turns trying one pair so each of us had just a short
period of time with them. The size did not fit all so results could not be
determined for complete comfort. The concept is a great idea for biking
gloves. Thanks for the opportunity to give them a try. Hope to see you in
Vegas.` |
