Printed Non-Slip Fingerless Gym Gloves
Arrives Nov 17 – Dec 1
Lost or damaged on the way? We reship it or refund it. How it works
Bare fingers, a sure grip. Printed cloth half-finger gloves keep hands light through lifting, cycling and studio sessions.
Details
Bare fingers, a surer hold. These half-finger gloves leave your fingertips free for water bottles and touchscreens while a printed cloth palm keeps a steady grip on bars, handles and weights.
The monochrome print draws a clean line at the wrist, and the cloth construction stays light through a session: a pair weighs between 100 and 120 g. Slip them on for weight training, cycling or a studio class and notice the non-slip surface without bulk between your fingers.
Cut for women with a pull-on shape, they sit close without pinching and pair naturally with leggings, shorts and a cropped tee. The half-finger length keeps hands cool and lets you tap a screen between sets.
- Cloth fabric with a printed monochrome finish
- Non-slip grip for bars, handles and weights
- Half-finger cut leaves fingertips free
- Women's pull-on fit
- Pair weight 100-120 g
How to use
Pull them on so the palm sits flat and each half finger ends at your first knuckle. Wear them with gym leggings or shorts for lifting, cycling and studio classes, and adjust the fit at the wrist until comfortable.
Size & fit
Between two sizes? Take the larger for a relaxed fit. Full measurements and UK/US/EU conversions are in the size guide.
Delivery & returns
Ships within 1-3 business days with tracking and usually arrives in 7-15 business days, sooner from our regional warehouses. All sales are final; if your order arrives damaged, defective or wrong, tell us within 7 days of delivery. Learn more
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