Gul 2mm delta gloves

[ZEBRA]

Gul 2mm delta gloves.
This is my first part of the review on the delta gloves part 2 will be after I have used them on the water in about 2 weeks time .
The first impressions of these gloves are that they are pre-shaped and fit really comfortable when worn.



the inside palms have a rubberised grip on them which would mean no chance of your paddle slipping at all so you would not have to grip the paddle as hard which would make for a more comfortable session .



Rest of the gloves are made from 2mm g-flex making them very flexible and comfortable and light all the seams are blind stitched and sealed which should give drier /warmer hands
Also note the high cut of these gloves in the photo and Velcro fasteners on the wrist
So when you have your cag or full wetsuit or dry suit on the gloves would make a great seal.



I wore the gloves for about 1 hour in the garden today I found them very flexible they do not hinder normal movement at all I also noticed that the wind never got through them and when I put my hands in bucket of cold water they stayed dry inside I think on my first review of these gloves they will be great kayak gloves allowing plenty of unrestricted movement /good grip and will be very warm on those cold days at sea .

The gloves can be bought from Liverpool power boats .they can be bought by simply phoning them and they will post them to you the phone number is 0151 944 1163
The cost of these gloves is £18.00 .money well spent

on my visit the other day there was a good stock of all the sizes in I have the xl size but do have quite big hands ;D .i have looked at many pairs of gloves for kayaking and so far these are by far the best I have seen .

I would like to thank Liverpool power boats for allowing me to try and review these gloves and will add to this review after I have had them on the water but so far they get a big thumbs up from me .

[glow=red,2,300]This review is also on the main website north wales kayak fishing [/glow]

northwaleskayakfishing.co.uk/id83.html

[TimO]

Hi Zebra, (Terry)
These sound the biz, but if you have to bait up , would they not be a little awkward.
Cheers
Tim

[ZEBRA]

i have had problems with this in the past Tim trying to feel the hooks and the bait has been a real problem .i don't think it would be a problem with these the g-flex is so soft and durable much more flexible than neoprene . i tried to pick up some small nuts and bolts with them today and had no problem at all but wont be totally sure until i test them on the water but my first impression is that it wont be a problem at all with these.

i will have them with me martin on the next meet you are all welcome to have a go .

[TimO]

Nice one Terry, must have a try, because i hate cold hands when fishing . Normally wear a pair of neopreans which you have to remove to bait up.
Cheers
Tim

[TimO]

I agree Martin, When I fish from the shore or from a charter I wear gloves with pop out fingers but on the yak you're hands get wet just though paddling. So any gloves, apart from the latex, for constant wear would be magic.
Cheers
Tim

[ZEBRA]

further to my first report i have now had the gloves out on the water and what a pair of gloves they are My hands stayed dry all day and warm I found even when wet on the outside I could grip the side of the kayaks easily the grip material on the palms and fingers on the inside was very good I found them flexible and did not hinder my paddling at all .
as first thought even when I dipped my hands in the water no water came inside my gloves and I did not have to grip the paddle hard at all I would say now I have used these gloves that they are a must well worth the £18.00 .
George also had a go of the gloves and gave them a good test in fact I had to chase him half way down the lake to get them back George also expressed to me how good he thought the gloves were I am sure he will at some time later today put up a post and tell you himself but my opinion is that these gloves are a big yah

[ZEBRA]

i think george is ordering his new gloves today from liverpool they were brilliant.

[gissmo11]

used all types of neoprene gloves for windsurfing,and tried a few for yaks,bent fingers bent mitts,thick thin you name it they all make me use my wrists to compensate for the lack of feel in hands alright for 30 mins or so but not for distance also we noticed on trying re-entry they all proved very slippy so yes martin i know what you mean.bye the way thanks all for a grest day at llanberis even to those who turned up jus to say hello,thanks again boys for soup and brews,only problem was timo didnt make brews????he was too busy being a fat ba----d

[ZEBRA]

hi mike they were different gloves george and kevin used they were new gloves that day that they both had they were very good gloves but as you say had no grip at all when wet george is going to put up a review on them later this week .