What role does the 'finger hole' mentioned in the description play?
This question is asked when someone sees the term 'finger hole' in the running top's product description and wonders specifically how it helps while running.
The finger hole is an opening where you insert your thumb to secure the sleeve over the back of your hand, preventing the sleeve from riding up your arm while running.
A finger hole refers to an elongated slit at the end of the sleeve where you can insert your thumb. It covers the sleeve up to the back of the hand. It reduces cold wind seeping into the wrist opening, and prevents the garment hem from riding up even when running while swinging your arms.
PLAKNIT's 퀵드라이 벤틸레이션 러닝탑 블랙 features this finger hole detail so that the sleeves can be stably secured while running[1]. If the sleeves ride up when swinging your arms widely back and forth while running, you have the hassle of having to pull the clothes back down with every stride. Simply hooking your thumb lightly in place holds the sleeves in position, allowing you to fully concentrate on the rhythm of your run.
The seam finishing method around the finger hole and whether the sleeve opening gapes when worn without inserting the thumb have not yet been confirmed.
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퀵드라이 벤틸레이션 러닝탑 블랙
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| Height | 189cm |
| Weight | 76kg |