Product Review

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR HAND FOR ROWING GLOVES When measuring, make sure to measure circumference of the hand across the widest part of your palm, halfway between your thumb and forefinger, straight across to the edge of your hand, with your fingers outstretched. Use your best judgment when determining which size best suits your hand type, if in doubt choose the LARGER size.

It's no surprise that hands can take quite a beating from rowing. Blisters generally develop first, followed by calluses.

These sculling gloves are lightweight, super comfortable, form-fitting sports gloves designed specifically for rowing. The snug fit and silicone pattern on the palms promotes a positive grip on the oar, even when wet. The open back and lower finger design allows for cooling air flow and freedom of movement. The polyester fabric stretches laterally for comfort but not longitudinally so there is no bunching or rolling. Athletes will still develop calluses but these gloves prevent the painful blistering and ripped skin that can ruin a good row. For best results and long wear, wash in hot, soapy water after use and hang dry. Can also be used for erging (indoor rowing), weight-lifting, kayaking, SUP boards and other paddle sports.

The ONLY glove designed by rowers for rowers - if you get blisters from rowing then you need to use gloves that help prevent blisters. No other glove is perfect for crew sport.

How to select your gloves

•Rowing- bow side / starboard (select right hand plain, left hand textured)

• Rowing - stroke side / port (select left hand plain, right hand textured)

• Sculling - (both hands textured)

• Scull and row? Buy an extra textured glove for sculling so you have 2 textured

• Row on both sides? Buy one set of each