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Warm Hands = More Sessions | Gloves & Mittens Neoprene gloves and mittens are must-have accessories for kiteboarding , wingfoiling , and foiling in cold water conditions. They provide essential protection from the cold and allow you to ride longer in chilly temperatures. However, keep in mind that thicker gloves increase the risk of forearm and hand cramps. Types of Gloves & Mittens Five-Finger Gloves - These provide the best dexterity and are available in various thicknesses, typically ranging from 1.5mm to 5mm. They offer good flexibility but may not be as warm as other options. Lobster Claw or Three-Finger Gloves - These are a compromise between warmth and dexterity. They keep your fingers warmer than five-finger gloves but still allow for some individual finger movement. Mittens - These are the warmest option but sacrifice dexterity. They're ideal for extremely cold conditions. Open Palm Mittens - These provide a balance between warmth and grip. They protect the back of your hand while leaving your palm exposed for better contact with the equipment. Hybrid Gloves - A newer option combining a regular fingered glove with a mitten back cover, offering both warmth and flexibility. Factors to Consider Thickness - Neoprene thickness typically ranges from 1.5mm to 7mm. Thicker gloves provide more warmth but less flexibility. Pre-curved Design - Some gloves are pre-curved to reduce hand, forearm fatigue and improve grip. Water Temperature - Choose the appropriate thickness based on the water temperature you'll be riding in. Personal Preference - Some riders prioritize warmth, while others prefer more flexibility. Game Changing Features Glide-skin exterior for wind and water resistance Fox Fleece lining for added warmth Glue-bonded and stitched seams for water-blocking Velcro straps for a secure fit Textured palms for improved grip Remember that glove choice is highly personal, and you may need to experiment with different styles and thicknesses to find the perfe