Breatheable padding for cycling gloves

The invention describes a padded insert for athletic gloves, such as cycling gloves, designed to allow air to flow through it. It combines a breathable base material, like mesh, with a non-perforated insert made of reticulated or open-cell foam. This construction aims to provide cushioning while keeping the user's hands cooler and drier.

Why it matters: Since 2005, advancements in material science have introduced new breathable fabrics and open-cell foams, potentially offering improved performance or durability for this glove padding design. These newer materials could make the claimed ventilation more effective or cost-efficient.

Status: Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build: SimpleMesh, open-cell foam, fabric, sewing

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