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The Angler Glove from
Water Strider
Great fly
fishing equipment for float fishing your
favorite river or lake. See our
other Fishing Gear.
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WATER STRIDER ANGLER GLOVES --
NEW
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I have been searching for the
best angler glove all my life. The Atlas Nitrile
370 is it. Tough, fits like a second skin wears
like iron. It is washable. It is perfect for
rowing the Water Strider and you can tie on a
fly even with 6X or smaller tippet. You can
actually feel the line with your fingers and
they are warm wet or dry. The longer cuff gives
you lots of protection and is very comfortable
to wear while doing other tasks. They are so
nice I have several pair so no mater what you
are doing you always have a pair of Atlas gloves
ready to slip on. They are very easy to take on
and off and they also handle fish without
slipping out of your hands. When you fish a lot
your hands are soon a mess. These gloves will
give you the protection you need every day. I
know you will love them, why not order 3 pair
today I guarantee them.
Available in S, M, L, and XL.
If you aren't sure what size Angler Gloves to
select, please see the chart below.
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Item Name:
Angler Gloves
Shipping weight: 2 oz
Price: $6.99
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Item Name:
Angler Gloves 3 Pair Special
Shipping weight: 6 oz
Price: $18.00
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Ideal for technical,
mechanical, assembly, gardening, and general
purpose applications.
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Tough, durable and
lightweight gloves.
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The thin Nitrile coating
provides excellent flexibility. Ideal for
jobs requiring maximum dexterity without the
fatigue associated with heavier, bulkier
gloves. Allows workers to perform detailed
tasks with ease.
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Nitrile is stronger than
rubber, protecting palms and fingertips from
the rigors of everyday work.
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The seamless nylon knit
liner increases comfort while it repels
dirt, stains and contamination.
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Provides excellent grip
for wet, slippery and oily items
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To find out
your glove
size,
measure (in
inches)
around your
hand with a
tape measure
across your
palm. You
should use
your
dominant
hand, the
right if you
are
right-handed,
and the left
if you are
left-handed.
Glove Size
Equivalents
Some
manufacturers
indicate
glove sizes
by number
and others
by letters
standing for
Small,
Medium,
Large, etc.
We always
indicate the
size of a
pair of
gloves the
same way the
manufacturer
does. Use
the table at
the right to
translate
between
"letter
sizes" and
"number
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Sizes for
UNISEX
Gloves
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XXS
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XS
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S
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M
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L
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XL
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XXL
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XXXL
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Circumference
of the Hand
in Inches |
6.5
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7
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7.5
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8.5
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9
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9.5
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10
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11
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Sizes for
WOMEN'S
Gloves
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-
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XXS
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XS
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S
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M
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L
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XL
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XXL
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XXXL
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Circumference
of the Hand
in Inches |
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6
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6.5
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7
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7.5
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8
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Sizes
for
MEN'S
Gloves
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XXS
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XS
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S
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M
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L
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XL
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XXL
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XXXL
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Circumference
of the Hand
in
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7
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7 ½ - 8
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8 ½ - 9
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9 ½ - 10
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10 ½ -
11
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11 ½ -
12
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cm
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18
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20
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23
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25
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28
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30
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A) Measure around
the hand at the
fullest part
(exclude thumb)
B)
measure from the tip
of the middle finger
to the base of the
hand
C) Use the LARGEST
of these two
measurements for the
correct size glove
D) If you are RIGHT
handed, take
measurements from
your RIGHT hand
F) If you are LEFT
handed, take
measurements from
your LEFT hand
G) The number of
inches measured
equals the size of
the glove
(example: A 7"
measurement equals a
size 7 glove)
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Historical records detail the
existence and use of gloves back to pre-historic
times, yet it wasn't until the 19th century that
a method for sizing gloves was devised.
In 1834 a man named Zavier Jouvin from Grenoble
established a system of sizing gloves by
measuring the hand around its widest part, the
knuckles. Jouvin's measurement system is called
"Pied de Roe", or "King's Foot."
Glove sizes have not been affected by
metrication, and are usually sized from 4 - 10.
The hand that is used the most is measured, as
it tends to be slightly larger. Usually this is
the hand that the person writes with.
A good fit ensures good wear and comfort.
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