MATERIALS AND DESIGN

The glove is mainly made of neoprene, which helps trap heat around the hands even when the gloves are wet. Duragrip (coated polyurethane) protects the palm from abrasion while providing excellent grip.

GLOVES? FINGERLESS GLOVES? THREE-FINGER GLOVES? WHICH ONE SHOULD I CHOOSE?

Fingerless gloves are often used in summer to protect your hands while leaving your fingers free to move, and without letting your hands get too hot. Neoprene gloves let you retain maximum warmth when the weather is cooler, particularly in spring and autumn.

INTENDED USE

Neoprene gloves are perfectly suited to dinghy sailing because they help retain warmth and are comfortable even when the gloves are wet. They are also suitable for yacht sailing.

CARE

Rinse with fresh water after sailing to prevent unpleasant odours and leave to dry at room temperature.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT SIZE

Neoprene is a stretchy material, so we recommend choosing gloves that are a tight fit over the hand. If you choose gloves that are too big, they will provide less insulation from the cold and will also be less comfortable.

level of practice	intermediate
frequency	regular
weather conditions	all weather
protection zone	palm protect, finger protect
main material	rubber
waterproof	no waterproof
reinforced palm	with reinforcement
breathability	not breathable
glove type	full finger
condition	new
stitching type	with seam
reflective	with reflective zones
season	all seasons
anti-slip	anti-slip
tightening type	no tightening
thickness (in mm)	1 mm
abrasion	with abrasion resistance
reinforced area	palm reinforcement, finger reinforcement
leash	without leash
reinforcement material	without reinforcement

Raw material	94.675%
Manufacturing	0%
Packaging	0.126%
Distribution	1.885%
Use	3.23%
End of life	0.084%

Adult sailing gloves 900 - 1 mm neoprene, black

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