NRSÂ Boater's Gloves - Men's
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Perfect for warm-weather boating, the men's fingerless NRS Boater's gloves deliver maximum blister protection for paddling and rowing, and 50+ UPF sun protection for long days on the water.
Shop newer version- H2Core rashguard material on the back of your hand dries quickly, stretches with the flex of your hands and provides UPF 50+ sun protection to the backs of your hands
- Amara synthetic leather palms are specifically designed for comfort while paddling or rowing
- An extra layer of Amara reinforces areas prone to blistering, letting you paddle longer
- Open-finger design leaves your fingers free for high-dexterity tasks such as tying knots or operating a camera
- Vent holes in the palm increase cooling
- Pairing snaps on the wrists keep the gloves together when you're not wearing them
- Bike-glove style hook-and-loop closures ensure a secure fit at the wrist
Imported.
View all NRS Men's Paddling Gloves| Best Use | Paddling |
|---|---|
| Palm Material | Amara synthetic leather |
| Fabric | 93% nylon/7% spandex |
| Gender | Men's |
| Glove Type | Fingerless |
| XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 6.5 | 7 | 7.5 | 7.75 | 8 | 8.5 |
Sizing Notes
Measurements are stated in inches unless otherwise indicated.
Palm width: XS = 3", S = 3.25", M = 3.5", L = 3.75", XL = 4", XXL = 4.5"
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Great choice for hiking
I was in REI window shopping for my upcoming REI trip to Escalante and I ran into the store manager. I've been having trouble with the sensitive skin on my palms when I used trekking poles and was using fingerless gloves or my biking gloves. I didn't need the padding. Mike suggested boaters gloves and helped me find the right fit. Well I just got back And they were just the right thing, not just for my trekking poles but also for the scrambling on slick rock and in a slot canyons we were doing. They also have sun block. After a couple days I noticed that 4 of the people in my group were also wearing gloves they'd picked up at a local outfitter (no REI nearby). My gloves got a workout and will be a basic in my hiking gear from now on.
Thumb seam badly placed
I bought these for physical barrier UV protection while kayaking and rafting. The problem is that the seam on the thumb and between the thumb and first finger is right in the area where you grip a paddle. The seam is not smooth, and after an hour of paddling my hands were really tender. They weren’t sunburned, but I could hardly stand to grip the paddle any more. This problem could be avoided by putting that seam in a non-contact area. I’ll need to find something else to use :-(
Well Made
I use them for kayaking. They work well to make a long paddle better.
Great Gloves
My son and I, each took a pair on a week long canoeing trip (BSA Northern Tier, Atikokan). Both pairs of gloves where worn for 10-12 miles of paddling a day. Both pairs of gloves still look new. Provided great UV protection.
Quality issue
Seams fell apart on the right glove after 3 uses, returning product.
Whoa — great SPF BIkING gloves!!!
Can’t believe none of the biking gloves have SPF ratings, so when I found these sturdy and well-priced gloves in the paddling section, I was thrilled. I bought the large men’s size so I can close the little hole where it fastens and keep the sun off that usually exposed spot.
Ok
Attractive gloves but the padding is a lot less than I thought less than desire.
Saved my hands
Saved my hands on a week long kayak trip through the puget sound. Loved them. Keeps for years. Over 150 miles of paddling and showing little signs of wear.
Boaters gloves
Good protection from sun and leather palms provide excellent grip