Those cooler days on the water are right around the corner in most places in the United States, so be ready for your customers with these great fall fishing products from Fish Monkey, the industry’s leading name in performance fishing gloves.
First up: one of the world’s most popular cool-weather gloves, the Wooly. Perfect for nearly any weather, wool is a natural insulator that works just as well when wet as it does dry. This one comes in a full finger as well as a half-finger design, while the synthetic leather palms provide not only protection but also superb grip, again wet or dry. This one shines in all weather conditions for sure.
The Blocker is another unique glove product. It’s made of 2mm neoprene—the same material used in wetsuits—for superb feel and dexterity while providing a warm, dry environment for your hands. It’s perfect for those damp, chilly, windy days when a heavier glove might be too much, and the neoprene is also wind resistant. There are slit openings on the index fingers and thumbs to allow knot tying, Monkey Grip in the palms for a sure grip, and Velcro wrist closures.
When the day calls for something with complete hand coverage, the Task Fleece is a perfect fit. It’s constructed of a technical fleece material that allows for superb dexterity while providing great warmth and blocks the wind. A synthetic leather palm with non-slip silicone print has superior grip wet or dry and it’s touch-screen compatible on the index finger. And you just can’t go wrong with fleece!
And finally, there are the Monkey Hands glove liners. These offer unmatched grip, functionality and warmth with a second-skin fit, which also makes them highly versatile. Pair with a heavier glove for those early mornings and then wear by themselves as the conditions improve throughout the day. There’s a silicone palm print, slit openings for knotwork, and a brushed
interior finish for high warmth-to-weight ratio.
Be ready for the weather with Fish Monkey! To learn more, about becoming a dealer, head to www.dealers.fishmonkeygloves.com.
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