Takes braid off your casting finger. Open tip, not a full-finger glove. Fits 6.5-8.5 in wrist, adjustable strap, either hand

• Two Sleeves, One for Your Partner: Braid under load cuts skin. These take that load instead, so a long session does not end with a sliced index finger. Keep the spare in the bag or hand it to whoever is fishing next to you.
• Check the Fit Before You Buy: Sized for a wrist of 6.5 to 8.5 inches and an index finger 3 to 4 inches long, which covers most adult M to XL hands. Measure yours first. If you wear extra-large gloves this will run tight, and on a slim finger it will sit loose.
• Open Fingertip, by Design: The sleeve covers the pad and side of the finger where braid bites on a cast, and stops short of the tip on purpose so you keep line feel on the release and can tie a knot or pick up a hook without pulling it off. It is not a full-finger glove.
• Wrist Strap Keeps It Put: A wide adjustable strap anchors it at the wrist instead of relying on friction, so it does not creep off mid-cast the way loose slip-on finger stalls do.
• Either Hand, Any Rod: Reversible and unisex, so it works on the left or the right, spinning or baitcasting, from surf, pier, jetty, kayak or boat. Rinse with fresh water and air dry after saltwater to get the most life out of the neoprene.

Braided line under load cuts skin. Trap it against the blank on a hard cast with a bare index finger and a long session ends with a split callus or a burn you feel every time you pick the rod back up. The AirFly casting glove is a single neoprene sleeve that takes that load instead of your finger.

This listing is for two gloves, so you can keep a spare in the tackle bag or hand one to whoever is fishing next to you. It is a one-piece sleeve for the index finger with a wide adjustable wrist strap, worn on either hand, and it works the same with spinning or baitcasting gear.

Fit matters on a one-size product, so measure before you order. It suits a wrist of 6.5 to 8.5 inches and an index finger 3 to 4 inches long, which covers most adult medium to extra-large hands. If you wear extra-large gloves it will run tight, and on a slim finger it will sit loose.

The sleeve covers the pad and side of the index finger, where braid bites when you hold it against the rod. The tip is left open on purpose so you keep line feel on the release and can tie a knot or pick up a hook without taking it off. It is not a full-finger glove, and it is not a fish-handling or cut-resistant glove.

Anglers use it for surf and pier casting, heavy catfish rigs with six to eight ounces of weight, salmon and striper sessions that run to hundreds of casts, and any day where braid and a loaded rod meet bare skin. Rinse with fresh water and air dry after saltwater use.

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