Product Description
Suitable for wheelchair users in the colder conditions, these Wheelchair Gloves Full Finger provide exceptional warmth and protection to the fingers and hands. They are available in eight different sizes ensuring most users will find a pair that fits. The gloves are made from genuine leather and feature a padded palm and thumb section for comfort and protection. The full finger design ensures the entire hand is covered making them perfect for the cold winter months. For ease of use, stretch cuffs and a Velcro strap make them easy to put on and take off. The Wheelchair Gloves Full Finger offer excellent grip, even when wet, and are machine washable at a low temperature.
Wheelchair Gloves Information:
- Sizes XS to XXXXL
- High quality wheelchair gloves
- Manufactured with genuine leather
- Protects hands and fingers
- Full coverage of fingers and thumbs
- Provides warmth in winter months
- Elasticated cuffs and Velcro fastenings
- Machine washable
XS:
- Palm width: 85mm (3.5")
- Thumb length: 95mm (3.75")
Small:
- Palm width: 90mm (3.5")
- Thumb length: 100mm (4")
Medium:
- Palm width: 95mm (3.75")
- Thumb length: 105mm (4.25")
Large:
- Palm width: 100mm (4")
- Thumb length: 115mm (4.5")
XL:
- Palm width: 105mm (4.25")
- Thumb length: 115mm (4.5")
XXL:
- Palm width: 110mm (4.5")
- Thumb length: 120mm (4.75")
XXXL:
- Palm width: 115mm (4.5")
- Thumb length: 120mm (4.75")
XXXXL:
- Palm width: 120mm (4.75")
- Thumb length: 130mm (5")
What is Wheelchair Gloves Full Finger designed for?
These gloves are designed to protect the hands while propelling a wheelchair, offering full-finger coverage for maximum hand protection during use.
Are these gloves suitable for all weather conditions?
Yes, full-finger wheelchair gloves are ideal for colder weather, providing warmth and protection from the elements while maintaining grip.
Do these gloves improve grip on the wheelchair wheels?
Yes, they are designed with materials that enhance grip, helping users maintain better control of the wheelchair while preventing hand fatigue.
