O'Neill Psycho Tech 5mm Neoprene Lobster Gloves

Description

As part of the O'Neill Psycho Tech selection, these neoprene lobster gloves are designed to offer you the ideal blend of warmth and flexibility. The Wind-proof Smoothskin keeps your hands toasty, whilst the Tacky Grip guarantees a firm grasp on your surf kit.

Features:

Fluid Seam Weld
- This exterior comprises an 8mm thick silicone-based urethane seal, complemented by a triple-glued and blind-stitched interior, resulting in a watertight, durable, and ultimately flexible outcome.
Technobutter 3
- Exclusive to O’Neill, Technobutter 3 material is super stretchy, featherlight neoprene combined with the Envy foam rubber core. It provides the ultimate material for warmth and day-long comfort.
TechnoButter Firewall
- A remarkably lightweight and insulating neoprene layer, featuring a foam core, a water-repellent outer smooth skin layer, and an inner heat-retaining layer.

Specifications

Thickness:

5mm

Activity:

Wakeboarding, Kitesurfing, Surfing, Windsurfing, SUP (Stand Up Paddling)

Gender:

Man

Manufacturer

Name:

B-sport A/S

Address:

Golfvej 10

Eircode:

7400

City:

Herning

Country:

Denmark

O'Neill

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David DAMOND Amancy, France Verified Buyer 5 of 5 2 years ago Warm and resistant.

R. Émilie Cartigny, Switzerland Verified Buyer 5 of 5 3 years ago 👍👌😊

Евгений Руденко Москва, Russia Verified Buyer 5 of 5 6 years ago The quality is excellent, a little small. I have a standard size M for gloves, if I were to reorder, I would order L in this case

Mantas Dovidavicius Holmsund, Sweden Verified Buyer 5 of 5 6 years ago Fast as hell 😀

Rune Birkedahl Brønshøj, Denmark Verified Buyer 5 of 5 7 years ago Bought these for winter use instead of my 3.5 mm 5-finger gloves I was getting cold in - and I love them! They are so nice and warm and the wind-stop surface works perfectly. Have been out kiteboarding with them once and they were fine for holding the bar for 1.5 hours - but left my index fingers sticking most of the time as they are a bit hard to keep bent in the long run...