Gloves Crewsaver Short Finger Black, Crewsaver 6950-M

Crewsaver Short Finger Gloves in black are fingerless sailing and watersports gloves designed to improve grip and protect the palms during handling lines, rigging and on-deck work. The short-finger cut leaves fingertips exposed for tactile control and precise handling of knots, winches and small equipment while providing reinforced palm coverage and abrasion resistance where contact and friction occur most often.

Advantages

The short-finger construction balances dexterity and protection, allowing secure line handling and confident touch without the bulk of full-finger gloves. Reinforced palm panels and durable materials reduce wear from rope and deck surfaces while maintaining flexibility. A secure wrist closure keeps the gloves in place during active use and helps prevent slippage on wet surfaces.

Suitable for

• Sailing and racing — handling sheets, halyards and control lines
• General deck work — mooring, fender handling and rigging adjustments
• Watersports — kayaking, paddleboarding and launch/recovery tasks
• Boat maintenance tasks requiring grip and fingertip dexterity

Key specifications

• Short-finger (fingerless) design for fingertip access and tactile control
• Reinforced palm panels for abrasion resistance and improved grip
• Black color for low-visibility staining and classic marine appearance
• Secure wrist fastening to maintain fit during active use
• Lightweight, flexible construction to preserve hand movement and comfort

How to use

Select the correct size to ensure the glove fits snugly across the palm without restricting movement at the knuckles. Fasten the wrist closure so the glove remains secure during hauling and handling tasks. Use the exposed fingertips for fine manual tasks such as tying knots, adjusting small fittings or operating touchscreen devices where applicable. After use in saltwater environments rinse thoroughly with fresh water and allow to dry away from direct heat sources.

Usage recommendations

Use these gloves for activities that require both grip and fingertip sensitivity. Avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals or solvents, and inspect gloves regularly for signs of excessive wear on palm panels. Replace when reinforcement areas become compromised to maintain protection.