This is a really good video! I wanted to make something like this a while ago, but it would not have looked nearly as professional haha. You covered every single type really well, what they're good for and the links on where to find them. Some people I talked to had no clue about 3D prints last year when I went to Desert Challenge, and a few asked me if they could look at my gloves. Gloves really play such a big part. Hope training is going well!
Thank you, Will! Having the right pair of gloves is a game changer for sure. 3D printing has been one of the biggest innovations to the sport in recent years. They can make life so much easier by bridging the gap between Harness gloves and aquaplast gloves. Wheelchair racing gloves are very unique to an already unique sport. Let us know if there are any more topic you would like us to cover. We are open to suggestions.
@@WheelsOfFireRacing I feel the same there. I was never a big fan of Harness gloves (too bulky for me) and Aquaplast was pretty hard to replicate. 3D prints have basically changed everything for me. I think talking about pushrims or push technique is always nice to see, since it varies from person to person on what they think and what feels best. Otherwise, anything else that's important to you!
@@the.oi.sprinter We have a step-by-step pushrim rubber replacement video and a basic push technique video coming out in the next couple of months. We are only releasing one video a month so if you are subscribed you will get a notification when those come out.
Yes! All of these products are for sale. How I Roll carries all of the glove types I discussed in the video. howirollsports.com/product-category/adaptive-sports/wheelchair-racing/wheelchair-racing-gloves-resin/
Check the description for website links to purchase the gloves and resources discussed in the video!
This content is vey helpful and clear!👍
So helpful! Thank you!
So glad we can help! Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions
Very good video. Good luck.
Go best friend!!
Great info guys!
Thanks Erin!
This is a really good video! I wanted to make something like this a while ago, but it would not have looked nearly as professional haha.
You covered every single type really well, what they're good for and the links on where to find them. Some people I talked to had no clue about 3D prints last year when I went to Desert Challenge, and a few asked me if they could look at my gloves. Gloves really play such a big part.
Hope training is going well!
Thank you, Will!
Having the right pair of gloves is a game changer for sure. 3D printing has been one of the biggest innovations to the sport in recent years. They can make life so much easier by bridging the gap between Harness gloves and aquaplast gloves. Wheelchair racing gloves are very unique to an already unique sport.
Let us know if there are any more topic you would like us to cover. We are open to suggestions.
@@WheelsOfFireRacing I feel the same there. I was never a big fan of Harness gloves (too bulky for me) and Aquaplast was pretty hard to replicate. 3D prints have basically changed everything for me.
I think talking about pushrims or push technique is always nice to see, since it varies from person to person on what they think and what feels best. Otherwise, anything else that's important to you!
@@the.oi.sprinter We have a step-by-step pushrim rubber replacement video and a basic push technique video coming out in the next couple of months. We are only releasing one video a month so if you are subscribed you will get a notification when those come out.
Great product, is it possible to buy just the stl?
Yes! All of these products are for sale. How I Roll carries all of the glove types I discussed in the video.
howirollsports.com/product-category/adaptive-sports/wheelchair-racing/wheelchair-racing-gloves-resin/