
The NRS Rapid Gloves provide excellent blister protection and moderate warmth. Durable GripCote palm ensures a solid grip and optimum paddling performance. These are as warm as the HydroSkin Gloves, but the thicker neoprene offers better padding and protection. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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NRS Gloves Sizing Chart

| Reviewer: | Alabama Paddler | Rating: | 5 | Date: | 12/01/2012 |
| Review: | These gloves are warm and grip well. A good value for the money. | ||||
| Reviewer: | Itak2 | Rating: | 5 | Date: | 11/06/2012 |
| Review: | Great gloves. I bought two pair and both my son and I are pleased with the product. They fit comfortably and put a stop to the blisters on those long paddle trails. | ||||
| Reviewer: | Joe in Michigan | Rating: | 5 | Date: | 03/16/2012 |
| Review: | Bought theses gloves for springtime paddle. Used last weekend temps. in high 60's and windy and they were perfect. The backs of the gloves aren't waterproof and you will get your hands wet if you have to scootch across a log or something,but they dry quickly and your hands stay warm like a wetsuit does. If you go all heavy duty Judy and paddle in the dead of winter you would be better off with full neoprene gloves or ones that are water tight, but for spring and fall paddling when it's chilly and the water is cold, these gloves are perfect. | ||||
| Reviewer: | Betsy | Rating: | 5 | Date: | 08/08/2011 |
| Review: | Performed well on trip to Alaska that included kayaking, rafting and hiking. No failures of stitching in my pair. The weather was in the 50s-60s and the water was in the 40s-50s. They kept my hands warm without being too warm. Thin enough to operate binoculars, clips and zipper pulls. | ||||