Technical Considerations and Critical Issues

From laboratory analysis and comparison with previous models, the following points of attention emerge:

    Scaphoid Protection: Although present, the padding on the palm is of a soft type. In purely road use at high speeds, a rigid TPR insert would have guaranteed superior sliding, reducing the risk of compression fractures.

    Velcro Sensitivity: The mesh fabric on the back is particularly refined; care must be taken so that the cuff's Velcro does not come into contact with the mesh during storage, to avoid "pilling" or the fraying of the fibers.

    Waterproofing: The glove offers no water resistance. In case of rain, the synthetic leather of the palm tends to absorb moisture, increasing slightly in volume before drying.