Mesh lycra provides the custom fit |
We took a couple samples for some tests and can attest in the wide range of sizes these gloves fit. That said, tiny hands and monster paws will need gloves of their own.
The lime green glove (above) has more synthetic material than the 100-percent Cabretta leather option (white), but does offer a leather palm patch for added durability and comfort.
Both come with an added patch on the index finger, as well. This provides increased gripping. While I was initially concerned it would hurt feel, that was not the case. The patch should extend the life of the glove, too.
Another unique feature of both gloves was the detachable tee. I have pockets and use synthetic tees that rarely break, so I’m rarely in need of a tee on my glove, but it’s a nice touch if you like the little extras.
Zero Friction's three-prong tees |
Perhaps you’re more aware of Zero Friction in the tee market. Their three-prong performance tees have proven to increase distance over a wooden counterpart. Less resistance equals more distance, after all. But you’ve be well served to take a look at their gloves.
If you’re not completely happy with the feel of the universal-fit glove, return it unused for a full refund. It’s guaranteed.
Find out more at www.zerofriction.com.
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