Sailing Gloves - 3-Finger Dexterity with Better Grip, Neoprene and Padded Knuckles, Reinforced Pressure Points

I have to manually pull up the 200' anchor line on my boat which is heavy and can be difficult to release from the lake bottom. I found that my hands were getting chewed up and slipping on the rope. I ordered these and I am glad I did. I keep them in the anchor locker now and that is were they will stay. I can grip the rope better with these and they protect my hands nicely. The quality of the gloves is very good and probably overkill for what I am doing with them.

Good quality, fit and grip. Size exactly match.

I bough these two now. They are great quality and hold up while rigging, sailing and hand trailering. They are in the bay water and endure being rinsed and laid out in the sun to dry daily.

Quality construction and comfortable. Still too new to report on durability.

Perfect fit, grip and comfort. My hands are stronger. Love them.

My husband LOVES these gloves for sailing.

I've been sailing for about 13 years now and have gone through my fair share of sailing gloves. These one's are the first ones that I have liked right out of the box and continued to like through use.I've been wearing them for my twice a week sailing practices for the last couple months and I am happy to report they are holding up nicely.Pros:- Softer, more bendable material (not as stiff as gloves like GILL or HH)- Seemingly durable material that so far has held up to weekly abuse- Nice colours- good finger protection- Nice dip down at wrist for added protection- 3 Half-finger, 2 full finger- Strong velcro for closureCons:- I can see these ripping at the palm once salt water seeps deeper into fabric (though they haven't yet-knock on wood)- Must wash immediately after exposure to salt water (wash after sailing outing) to make sure they don't get stiff in a particular position.With gloves like GILL or HH this is less of a problem because of the thicker material that is already stiffer. So they hold their shape better over a long period of time whereas these are more susceptible to deformation.- Be prepared for some great tan lines (not the gloves fault but just something to keep in mind)- Not great for and cold-water or cold-weather conditions. I would say these are a late-spring or summer sailing glove.9/10 Would RecommendHappy Sailing!

They work great and had great grip when pulling on lines. The padding and extra leather strips are all in just the right place. Very happy with these gloves!