Fencing Gloves Esgrima Guantes

Fencing Gloves Esgrima Guantes (CE Approved) usable for all 3 Weapons (Epee, Foil & Sabre) manufactured by RIK SPORTS made in Pakistan with excellent quality CE Approved Crust Amara Synthetic Leather Palm, Reinforcement at Palm, Thumb & First Finger, Closed Bodycord as per new FIE rules, Excellent quality genuine stretched Amara ensures good fit, Back Blue Amara material with extra Foam Padded in order to keep inside hands safe, Zeen & Elastic Cuff Closed with Velcro.

Fencing Gloves Esgrima Guantes Composition: ( CE Level 1 )

50% Amara Synthetic Leather ( CE ) + 25% Zeen + 25% Elastic

Usage Instructions:

Hand Washable, Please do not Dry Clean or Bleach, Do not Iron or Tumble Dry.

When Fastening your Fencing Gloves

Make sure that all fastening devices ( Straps, Velcro's,  etc.  ) are closed completely and firmly. The Gloves may not be used any longer, if any of the fastening devices doesn’t work properly. When Fastening your Fencing Gloves.  In the worst cases to reduce the severity of injuries, particularly by the point of  the weapon.

Further Availability / We welcome

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Embroidery / Labels Stitching

Custom Design / Size

Custom material / Colors

How To Select Fencing Gloves Size:

Measure around your hand in inches corresponds to your glove size. Please take your round palm measurement (Please do not include thumb) and add 0.5″.For example if your hand measures 9 inches around its widest point (excluding the thumb). Please you must add half an inch to establish glove size as 9½. Or visit our website homepage for Fencing Gloves Size Chart. If you feel any confusion while take your size measurements please let us know at the time of ordering so we will be able to give you suggestions.

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