Long Finger Sailing Glove

Not gripy and not warm or water resistant. Got cold clammy hands. Dry weather all good.

My second pair after I thought I'd lost the first pair at the watersports centre (found them a few days later) Use these mainly when coxing RIB Safety Boat for dinghy sailing and helping capsized boats, rigging problems etc. Protect hands and keep them warm. Comfortable fit. Easy to rinse and dry. Can use handheld VHF marine radio controls easily. Only take them off for very fiddly things like undoing tight knots. I have XXL and these are a good fit for large hands. I'm 193cm tall.

This is my second pair. They cope with regular exposure in winter salt- water coastal rowing conditions. They get a hammering as I cox and row. Comfortable, sensitive grip, washable, affordable and durable. I recommend this brand and als the half-fingered version.

I bought these for sailing on a 38 footer and they were fine. I suspect the amount of wear and tear is greater with ropes that are more difficult to pull, on such a yacht. So they took a hammering after a week but are probably still good for some more weeks yet. Fingerless gloves of course make tying knots and other important things like making tea and marking charts MUCH EASIER. Even better would be index finger and thumb-less gloves..but these were absolutely fine...especially for the money

Excellent gloves, using them for kayaking. Bought the medium 3/4 finger ones first and they were a bit big.These fit perfectly, seem sturdy enough.My only gripe is the colour (white) as it gets grubby really quickly, but cheap and cheerful and do the job well

Have not yet tried them in the elements and was a little surprised at the small pattern holes but overall the quality and fit seem to be good. Looking forward to using them once we get out of covid time!!!

I like these gloves . I do dinghy sailing and go through gloves very quickly. These are good value for money and put some more expensive gloves to shame.

Appears good item - Christmas gift!!!!