Calluses where your grip is focused… normal. Weight lighting, building, gymnastics all get them
Substantial_Diver_34 on
Shows you’ve been putting in the hard work.
Zerocoolx1 on
A calloused or possibly a hotspot which is the predecessor for a blister.
MagicOrpheus310 on
Lol yeah mate, those are one of the tell tale signs that someone is a rider, they may form as blisters at first but they are 100% normal and it’s just your body building callouses/scar tissue where it needs to be so your hands can grip better. They won’t take long to heal over mate but once they do you won’t have to worry about them. Many mechanics and other tradies get them from using tools all day, nothing to worry about mate, you’re just becoming a rider…
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They’re callouses.
This is normal.
Calluses where your grip is focused… normal. Weight lighting, building, gymnastics all get them
Shows you’ve been putting in the hard work.
A calloused or possibly a hotspot which is the predecessor for a blister.
Lol yeah mate, those are one of the tell tale signs that someone is a rider, they may form as blisters at first but they are 100% normal and it’s just your body building callouses/scar tissue where it needs to be so your hands can grip better. They won’t take long to heal over mate but once they do you won’t have to worry about them. Many mechanics and other tradies get them from using tools all day, nothing to worry about mate, you’re just becoming a rider…
Welcome to the family 🙂