Best wet weather gloves

[3offTheTee]

What are the best wet weather gloves please. Had some Macwet before but not particularly impressed.

Thanks for your help

 

[Canary_Yellow]

I was going to suggest macwets before I read the end of your post!

I find them to be excellent, much more grip than any others I’ve used. They only work when thoroughly wet though.

What issue did you find with them?

Interested to see other suggestions for good alternatives though as my macwets are on their way out

 

[Orikoru]

I have a Footjoy rain grip glove. Does the job for me. It's just a kind of suede material so it still grips when wet. Simple but effective.

 

[Deleted member 21784]

I have a Footjoy rain grip glove. Does the job for me. It's just a kind of suede material so it still grips when wet. Simple but effective.

Not just grips when wet
Grip increases the wetter it gets

 

[Mandofred]

I haven't tried the Macwet, just the FJ ones. Happy enough with them. I like to play with a glove on each hand if it's not warm (well above 10C), if it's not raining I quite often use a regular glove on my left hand (I'm R handed) and a rain glove on my right. I find them to be a little easier to pick small things like tees, ball markers out of my pocket than regular gloves.

 

[ScienceBoy]

I have the FJ ones ? as I had vouchers as my (very old) MacWets had worn through.

The are fine enough, no complaints but nowhere near as good as MacWets.

 

[need_my_wedge]

I like the footjoy rain grip, they have always worked very well when wet. Like the fact that they now do a white/ grey version too as - dislike black gloves.

 

[upsidedown]

I find with the Macwets in the winter my hands get so cold when they are soaking wet and at their best but I lose all feeling in my hands, so now use cycling gloves from a well known online firm. They grip the club just as well and warmer hands. Only £15 ish too boot ??

 

[SammmeBee]

Marigolds.....

 

[hovis]

I have a Footjoy rain grip glove. Does the job for me. It's just a kind of suede material so it still grips when wet. Simple but effective.

+1

 

[Mandofred]

Marigolds.....

But would they last?

 

[Orikoru]

Marigolds.....

This is not the first time I've heard that idea. But you would look like an absolute lunatic wearing them.

 

[patricks148]

had the macwets, Mizuno and some FJ ones they were a bit of a muchness TBH, though the MW were double the price of the others.

one thing i did find with the MW was my hads were freezing as the were supposed to be kept wet, ther are suppose to be some that don't do this but never seen those on sale in any of the shops up here

 

[KenL]

A pair of the FJ ones work great.
Marking a card is a pest as they are tricky to take on and off.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

I have the Mizuno ones and they have never let me down.

 

[3offTheTee]

I was going to suggest macwets before I read the end of your post!

I find them to be excellent, much more grip than any others I’ve used. They only work when thoroughly wet though.

What issue did you find with them?

Interested to see other suggestions for good alternatives though as my macwets are on their way out

Thanks for all the replies.

I found the Macwets very cold when wet but also and more important did not grip too good..

Anybody heard of hirzl or sealskinz. They the former may be used for horse riding support

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Thanks for all the replies.

I found the Macwets very cold when wet but also and more important did not grip too good..

Anybody heard of hirzl or sealskinz. They the former may be used for horse riding support

Sealskinz are waterproof specialists. Not sure how they are for golf gloves though as the gloves have to aid gripping the club, not just keping your hands dry.

 

[patricks148]

Thanks for all the replies.

I found the Macwets very cold when wet but also and more important did not grip too good..

Anybody heard of hirzl or sealskinz. They the former may be used for horse riding support

i've a pair of sealskins leather gloves for shooting, they were expensive and when i've worn them my hands still got cold

 

[YandaB]

Thanks for all the replies.

I found the Macwets very cold when wet but also and more important did not grip too good..

Anybody heard of hirzl or sealskinz. They the former may be used for horse riding support

I've been using Hrzl gloves for a while now. This has mostly been because they are longer lasting (though they do cost more I think they are better value for money in the end). They do work well when it's hot and sweaty. If it is really raining and they get wet I find that they will slip a little (and that's all that's needed for it to go wrong :-( ). They are made from Kangaroo leather and are a slightly thicker than normal gloves.

I have recently put in an order for some Falko gloves "FALKO ActiGrip™ technology is a unique leather embossing treatment that minimises the force required for a firm grip in dry and wet condition". We'll have to wait and see how they get on once we are out of lockdown. These are made from Buffalo leather (i'm expecting them to be equally thick).

 

[Robster59]

I've tried various versions of Rain Grip gloves, MacWet, Footjoy, Dunlop, Golden Bear. All work well for me and I wouldn't be without them now in the rain. The actual performance in terms of grip in the wet didn't really change at all, and I've played in some pretty wet conditions. All did the job.
Your hands do get wet, and therefore cold, but I see that as a fair enough trade-off for the grip I get.