Nookie Insul8 3mm Neoprene Wetsuit Gloves
3mm neoprene GBS insulated wetsuit gloves for warmth and grip. Great for any watersports including paddle boarding, kayaking & surfing.
| Size | Traditional Glove Size | Hand Circumference (A) | Finger Tip To Palm (B) |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 7.5 – 8 | 18.5cm – 20cm | 16.5cm – 18cm |
| M | 8.5 – 9 | 20.5cm – 23cm | 18cm – 19cm |
| L | 9.5 – 10 | 23.5 – 25cm | 19cm – 19.5cm |
| XL | 10.5 | 25.5cm | 19.5cm – 20cm |
| XXL | 11 | 28cm | 20cm – 20.5cm |
Neoprene Wetsuit Gloves made from 3.0mm GBS (solvent-free glued and blindstitched) neoprene seams. This technical construction offers warmth and protection. They function by trapping a thin layer of air or water between you and the glove. The thin layer is warmed by your body heat, keeping you warm while in the water. The GBS seams, and technical O-ring cuff minimise the flushing of water, therefore keeping your hands warmer.
These Neoprene Wetsuit Gloves are dry up to the cuff and will offer the best insulation of a watersports glove.
The Nookie Insul8 Glove has a relaxed pre-formed shape to anatomically fit your fingers comfortably. The palm offers grip from the Dura-Shark textured neoprene panel, and the outer glove has a mesh finish to repel water.
3mm insulating neoprene
Glued and blindstitched seams (GBS)
Solvent Free – No more organic solvents in neoprene lamination
Aqua-base lamination glue – Not like traditional solvent-base glue, the aqua-base lamination glue is solvent free
O-ring flexible cuff
Grippy Dura-Shark palm
Dura-mesh outer
Pre-formed to anatomically fit your hand
Rinse all products thoroughly in clean fresh water after every use. Salt, bacteria, grit and sunscreen will degrade fabrics, seals and lines over time if left unchecked.
Air dry away from direct sunlight and heat sources. UV and extreme temperatures damage technical membranes, neoprene, latex seals and polypropylene. Never tumble dry, leave on a radiator, or dry in a car on a hot day.
Don't put products away damp — mould, mildew and delamination follow.
Store loosely in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, oils, fuels and chemicals. Don't compress or crease zips.
Keep zips clean, lubricated and straight. Never force or fold them sharply — zip damage is expensive and not covered by warranty.
Inspect regularly, especially load-bearing items like throwlines. Run rope through your hands before use and look for any wear, inconsistency or damage.
