Gill Womens Championship Sailing Gloves - Short Finger - 7243W
The Gill Women's Short Finger Championship Gloves are designed for female sailors and watersports enthusiasts, they combine precision, comfort, and durability for demanding days on the water. Constructed with Dura-Grip fabric across the palm and fingers, these gloves provide exceptional grip, abrasion resistance, and flexibility without compromise.
No-seam fingertips enhance dexterity and comfort, while offset finger seams reduce pressure points and wear. Wrap-around palm protection eliminates side seams for complete coverage, and pre-shaped construction fits the natural contours of the hand. Reduced cuff length minimizes bulk, and rear volume adjustment ensures freedom of movement with increased wrist flex.
A lightweight 4-way stretch fabric across the back of the hand provides UPF 50+ sun protection and water repellency, while an easy-grab silicone grip at the cuff allows quick adjustments when it matters most. Engineered for sailing, paddlesports, and boardsports, the Women’s Championship Gloves deliver reliable performance, protection, and comfort for every adventure
TECHNICAL SPECS
FEATURES
- No seam fingertips for improved comfort, fit, durability and dexterity.
- Offset finger seams remove pressure points and help reduce wear.
- Wrap-around palm protection eliminates uncomfortable side seams and complete wear protection.
- Pre-shaped construction fits your natural hand shape.
- Reduced cuff length to eliminate bulk and improve comfort .
- Rear volume adjustment for freedom of movement and increased wrist flex.
- Easy to grab silicon grip at cuff
TECHNOLOGY
- Dura-Grip fabric on palm construction providing incredible levels of grip without any compromise in flexibility and durability.
- Seamless Dura-Grip reinforcement on palm and fingers for even greater durability, improved abrasion resistance and grip.
- 4 way stretch fabric across the back of the hand provides UPF 50+ protection and is water repellent.
Gill Womens Championship Sailing Gloves - Short Finger - 7243W
The Gill Women's Short Finger Championship Gloves are designed for female sailors and watersports enthusiasts, they combine precision, comfort, and durability for demanding days on the water. Constructed with Dura-Grip fabric across the palm and fingers, these gloves provide exceptional grip, abrasion resistance, and flexibility without compromise.
No-seam fingertips enhance dexterity and comfort, while offset finger seams reduce pressure points and wear. Wrap-around palm protection eliminates side seams for complete coverage, and pre-shaped construction fits the natural contours of the hand. Reduced cuff length minimizes bulk, and rear volume adjustment ensures freedom of movement with increased wrist flex.
A lightweight 4-way stretch fabric across the back of the hand provides UPF 50+ sun protection and water repellency, while an easy-grab silicone grip at the cuff allows quick adjustments when it matters most. Engineered for sailing, paddlesports, and boardsports, the Women’s Championship Gloves deliver reliable performance, protection, and comfort for every adventure
TECHNICAL SPECS
FEATURES
- No seam fingertips for improved comfort, fit, durability and dexterity.
- Offset finger seams remove pressure points and help reduce wear.
- Wrap-around palm protection eliminates uncomfortable side seams and complete wear protection.
- Pre-shaped construction fits your natural hand shape.
- Reduced cuff length to eliminate bulk and improve comfort .
- Rear volume adjustment for freedom of movement and increased wrist flex.
- Easy to grab silicon grip at cuff
TECHNOLOGY
- Dura-Grip fabric on palm construction providing incredible levels of grip without any compromise in flexibility and durability.
- Seamless Dura-Grip reinforcement on palm and fingers for even greater durability, improved abrasion resistance and grip.
- 4 way stretch fabric across the back of the hand provides UPF 50+ protection and is water repellent.
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