"2XU® Propel Neoprene Gloves: If you swim in cold water, you know how quickly numb hands can affect your technique and confidence. The 2XU® Propel Neoprene Gloves are unisex handwear built to keep your hands warm and responsive during open-water swimming and cold-water training. The longer glove length paired with a secure Velcro wrist strap prevents water from ballooning inside, so you maintain consistent contact with the water instead of fighting excess volume. At 3mm thickness, the premium laminated nylon neoprene construction balances thermal coverage with enough tactile feedback to feel the water naturally during cold-water sessions.The web-free finger design lets your hand move without restriction, so you can maintain your technique without adapting to an unnatural hand position. The X-gripped palm adds texture at the contact surface, improving your grip and water feel during each stroke. This flexible material stays responsive to hand movement while delivering durability through every pull. Together, these details make the Propel Neoprene Gloves a functional choice for swimmers and triathletes who need reliable handwear that stays in place and performs consistently in cold conditions.Why Our Fit Experts Love It""I tested the Propel Neoprene Gloves during an early-morning cold-water swim and was impressed by how the Velcro wrist strap kept everything locked in place - no ballooning, no shifting. The X-gripped palm gave me a noticeably better feel of the water compared to other gloves I've used in similar conditions."" - Sean, Road Runner Sports Fit Expert, Chula Vista CAWho It's Best ForThe 2XU® Propel Neoprene Gloves are best for swimmers and triathletes who train in cold-water open-water conditions and need handwear that stays secure while maintaining water feel. If you want thermal coverage without sacrificing hand sensitivity, the 3mm neoprene thickness is designed to keep you warm and responsive. VIP Family members can take the Propel Neoprene Gloves for a 90-Day test drive with our Perfect Fit Guarantee."