🧤 Web Grip Breathable RIGHT & LEFT Hand Leather Racquetball Glove - Enhance Control with HEAD Glove Review

I play a lot of pickleball and sweat a lot. My hands kept slipping off the racket after a few games. This glove solved the problem perfectly. One of the few things that does the ad justice. One of the possible oddities is the reason for the lack of a star: do not wash. Do not wash? That makes you sweat. Sweep? NOT MACHINE WASH? Just to wash your hands? But not wash? Looks like in the shell. Size: I have big hands and always order size XL. In XL they actually seemed a bit big. I tried L and it's

I've been playing tennis regularly for 10 years - 3 times a week. I usually play alone and the game will be 1-1.5 hours long. My palm starts to sweat after 20 minutes. I've been using Wilson's anti-sweat gel and absorbent grip for a long time. After an hour, both fail and the racquet begins to slide. I need to hold on to what was beginning to affect my game. I saw a guy use that grip on the next court. Try this like a lost resort. It turned out to be the perfect solution. At first it was…

Actually happier if no imitation leather because it is more washable. Looks easy to wash. Mostly breathable synthetics. I like it. Very comfortable, my first try. My hand is 3 1/4 inches wide just below my fingers and 7 1/4 inches from the end of my wrist to the tip of my middle finger. Anything larger than large, mine was medium. Bought because the hand on the grip/grip of the pickleball bat is always sweaty and feels wet it seems like it might slip off, although it usually doesn't. With this…

I don't know exactly but I think the manufacturer uses a different material for these gloves. The black material has a shiny look that my previous purchases didn't have. I have been using this Head glove for several years. They usually last a very long time. I bought two new ones and they were terrible. After two uses, the first glove broke on the index finger. Thinking it was an accident, I sent the damaged glove back and bought another one. Meanwhile, another glove I bought broke in the same…

Full disclosure, in the 15 years I've played a lot, almost 20 years ago I never played with gloves, so the use of gloves is an adjustment. However, I am very disappointed in them. Synthetic material is very slippery and expands with sweat when wet. And as a result, despite the grippy surfaces, I got a lot of spin from the curved-grip racquet, which hampered my control and recovery. smooth glove material for racquet contact between the bars, which also has a negative impact on grip control…

I play pickleball and live in Arkansas. The winters here aren't very cold, but when I'm playing outside and it's 40 degrees or less outside, my hands get a bit cold. This is enough to warm the left hand. I have one for each hand. It's great for the hand I play with as the rubber grip keeps it from slipping. I didn't rate them on warmth because it seemed odd for athletic gloves. This glove won't keep you warm in the cold, but it's enough to provide some protection from the cold when it's cold…

Or another sun? Your hand is sweaty and you have lost contact with the paddle? Have you tried those anti-sweat creams and even rosin? Lost the serve in a horrible deviation, and now you're not secretly swinging - to the delight of your so-called "friends"? Ha! Tired of being misunderstood at the pickleball court and just looking for someone to help you? Dry hands? Stop crying with other USAPAs. These Head racquetball gloves are perfect for our sport. It retains its shape and grip even after…