Kendo Kote — protective training gloves

Description

Kotegashira — made from fabric Tenouchikawa — cowhide Kendo protective gloves are an essential part of training equipment, protecting the hands while keeping them comfortable during practice and competition. These gloves combine traditional craftsmanship with modern materials to give athletes maximum safety, freedom of movement and durability. Kote are made from high-quality materials — deerskin, cowhide or synthetic alternatives — that resist wear and provide reliable shock absorption. The palm is crafted from durable leather that lasts through heavy use. Protective elements on the back of the hand and forearm are filled with soft deer wool or cotton padding, keeping every movement smooth and comfortable. How to pick the right size? Measure the length of your hand (from the tip of the middle finger to the bottom of the palm where it meets the wrist) — column A. Then measure the circumference of your palm as shown in the photo — column B. Match your measurements to the size chart and pick your size. Main parts of a kendo kote Kotegashira: protection for the back of the hand, made from premium deerskin and deer wool. Provides cushioning and comfort. Fabric construction. Kera: wrist elements that increase mobility and ease for complex movements. Tenouchikawa: the palm section made from heavy-duty leather, resistant to wear from constant contact with the shinai tsuka. Cowhide. Kotebuton: cuffs protecting the forearms with a soft cotton fill. Tsutsu/Kotetsu: the cylindrical part providing full range of wrist motion.