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Neoprene Gloves

Neoprene gloves are an essential part of any cold-water gear setup, keeping your hands warm, protected, and functional across a wide range of water sports. Whether you’re paddling, diving, surfing, or windsurfing, the right pair of neoprene gloves allows you to focus on performance — not discomfort from the cold.

Which Thickness Should You Choose?

The thickness of neoprene gloves plays a key role in balancing warmth and mobility. Here's a quick guide:

  • 1.5–3 mm: Great for sports like kayaking, SUP, or windsurfing where you need fine control and grip. These thinner gloves give you better flexibility and sensitivity while still offering insulation in moderately cold water.
  • 5 mm: Ideal for cold environments or winter use, these thicker gloves offer superior thermal protection. Although slightly less flexible, they help maintain warmth even in freezing water, which is crucial for long sessions or immersion.

Keep in mind: the colder it gets, the more insulation you’ll need — but always weigh that against how much finger dexterity your activity demands.

Types of Neoprene Gloves

Neoprene gloves come in several styles, each suited to different types of movement, warmth requirements, and sports:

  • 5-Finger Gloves: Offer full finger separation and maximum dexterity — perfect for diving, kayaking, and any activity where grip and control are critical.
  • Mittens: All fingers (except the thumb) are grouped together to conserve heat more efficiently. Ideal for very cold water where warmth outweighs the need for individual finger movement.
  • Lobster Gloves: A hybrid style combining warmth and control. The index finger and thumb are separate for better grip, while the remaining fingers stay together for added insulation — great for winter surfing or cold-water diving.
  • Open Palm Gloves: Feature an opening in the palm so you can slide your fingers out when needed. These gloves are especially useful in sports where you occasionally require direct finger contact — such as fishing, paddleboarding, or setting up gear — without having to remove the whole glove.

Warmth Meets Performance

Neoprene gloves are designed to support your activity in cold water, letting you stay out longer, train harder, and enjoy more. From ultra-warm mittens to flexible open-palm designs, there's a glove for every type of adventurer. Pick the style and thickness that fits your sport and water temperature, and you’re ready to go.