Swim gloves Speedo Aqua Glove Blue — neoprene, pair (2 pcs)

Speedo Aqua Glove Blue are neoprene swim gloves sold as a pair (2 pcs) designed for aquatic training and recreational water use. These gloves increase the effective hand surface area to provide additional water resistance while offering protection and a secure grip. Constructed from durable neoprene, the gloves are intended for low-impact workouts and technique-focused sessions in the pool, helping to work upper-body muscles without placing excessive load on the joints.

Advantages

The neoprene construction provides a balance of flexibility and structure, delivering mild resistance and improved propulsion. Sold as a pair, the gloves are lightweight, quick to put on and comfortable for extended aqua fitness sessions. Their increased surface area helps distribute water force across the palm and fingers, making them suitable for technique work, endurance sets and muscle-toning exercises. One-size design simplifies choice and use.

Suitable for

• Pool-based aqua fitness and water aerobics
• Technique drills and stroke development
• Low-impact upper-body strength training
• Rehabilitation and joint-friendly exercise
• Recreational swimming with added resistance

Key specifications

• Material: neoprene for durability and flexibility
• Sold as: pair (2 pieces)
• Color: blue
• Design: increased hand surface area for additional water resistance
• Fit: one size intended for general adult use
• Use environment: pool and controlled aquatic settings

How to use

Put on the Aqua Glove Blue before entering the water, ensuring the glove fits comfortably over the palm and fingers without excessive folding at the seams. Use during warm-ups, technique drills or resistance sets by performing controlled strokes and exercises; the gloves will increase water catch and resistance, so adjust stroke tempo and intensity accordingly. After use, rinse with fresh water and allow to air dry away from direct heat to maintain neoprene integrity.

Usage recommendations

Use the gloves for progressive training: start with short sets to adapt to the added resistance, then gradually increase duration and repetition. Combine glove use with standard swim sets and mobility exercises to balance strength gains and technique refinement.