Introduction
A practical guide showing players how to choose and use gloves without compromising trigger control, grip stability, or dexterity.
Key Points
- Covers glove thickness and material considerations.
- Shows how gloves interact with trigger feel.
- Explains maintaining mobility and grip security.
- Addresses moisture management and drying habits.
- Supports comfort during long sessions.
Details
This tutorial focuses on selecting and using gloves effectively. Players learn how glove thickness, padding placement, and material stiffness influence grip sensitivity and trigger control. Thinner gloves improve dexterity, while padded gloves offer additional protection during slides.
The guide highlights how to test gloves before gameplay by performing common motor patterns: raising the marker, switching hands, reloading, and pressing the trigger at various rates.
Moisture management is covered as well. Sweat can cause gloves to become slippery, so players periodically air dry them or rotate pairs between games.
Proper glove use helps maintain stability, reduce hand fatigue, and support consistent control during handling and firing tasks.