Arena Neoprene Gloves
39,90 €
Arena Neoprene gloves are a popular swim accessory that can help keep your hands warm and enhance your swimming performance. These gloves are made from high-quality neoprene material, which offers excellent insulation and flexibility, enabling you to swim with comfort and ease.
Product Description
Arena Neoprene gloves are a type of swim accessory designed to keep your hands warm and improve your grip while swimming. They are made of high-quality neoprene material that provides insulation and flexibility, allowing you to swim comfortably and efficiently.
Neoprene is a synthetic rubber that is highly resistant to water, chemicals, and abrasion. It is commonly used in wetsuits and other water sports accessories because of its insulating properties and durability. Arena Neoprene gloves are specifically designed for swimming and provide a secure fit to prevent water from entering the gloves and affecting your grip.
These gloves are suitable for both recreational and competitive swimmers and are available in different sizes to fit different hand sizes. They can be used for various water activities such as open water swimming, triathlons, and water aerobics.
Tech Specs
- Material: Neoprene
- Grip-enhancing patterning
- Moisture resistant material
- Palm circumference: XS 18.4 – 19.7 / M 21.5 – 23 / XL 24 – 25.4 cm
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The arena brand was founded by Horst Dassler, the son of Adidas’ founder and President of Adidas France. Inspired by Mark Spitz’s historic 7 gold medals and 7 world records at the 1972 Munich Summer Games, Dassler envisioned a swimwear company dedicated to aquatic sports. In 1973, arena introduced its first competition swimwear line called Skinfit®, featuring ultra-light fabric designed to cling like a “second skin.”
The following year, arena signed its first female sponsorship agreement with Australian swimmer Shane Gould, who had won 5 individual Olympic medals in the 1972 Munich Games. Working with Gould, arena developed the Shane Gould Female Swimsuit Collection in 1974. To support its growth, arena began sponsoring individual athletes who provided valuable feedback and generated excitement for aquatic sports. By 1976, arena athletes and products were ready for the Olympic Games in Montreal, where they won an impressive 44 Olympic medals. In the following years, arena athletes continued to excel, winning numerous medals and setting world records.