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Reddit mentions of Cosynook UV Protection Cooler Arm Sleeves for Bike Cycling Golf hand Cover (CMMM03-BLACK)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Cosynook UV Protection Cooler Arm Sleeves for Bike Cycling Golf hand Cover (CMMM03-BLACK). Here are the top ones.
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* Great Wear Experience: Definitely feel cool when these sleeves on, 99.8% UV Protection, got no sunburn or bug bites. Not easy to cause bacteria, fast sweat kick-away and fast dry, make your skin fresh all day ?* For All Outdoor Sports and Activities, such as golfing, cycling, fishing, driving, jogging, claiming, boating, gardening, basketball, tennis and so on. Great skin protection when you working outside or doing any outdoor activities. Suitable for Indoor Activities too, even your workplaces (You arms won't sticky on your desk)* Unisex and Free Size: High elasticity, does not creep down from your upper arm, fit very well, no pressure or discomfort in any activity* Better Material than Other Brand: Make of cooling protofilament. More cotton fiber, so this is cooler and protect your skin better than other brand. There is no need to use sunscreen anymore* Anti-Slip silicon Palm
Specs:
| Color | 1 Pair Black |
| Size | One Size |
I often play with a glove that only has a fingerless thumb. I got a cheap pair of fingerless gloves, cut the hand portion off, fixed a seam with fabric glue, and wear that on my left hand. It definitely helps, especially for large leaps like chromatics where counterbass might not be viable to shorten the distance.
I've thought of getting something a bit less ghetto and have wondered if some of the arm warmers like I see /u/JacksonParodi wearing often these days would work. I suspect Jackson does it purely for affectation as he seems to get around fine without such a thing, but it definitely looks like they could work for my purpose. There are some made of dri-fit material aimed at runners/cyclists (for sun protection) that have a thumb loop and look perfect and wouldn't add any bulk to the hand.
That said, I find that after practicing for a while with a glove, I can play the same tricky sections without it fairly easily. My guess is that it facilitates motion during practice, particularly when I haven't gotten very efficient at the motion, but over time the movement gets a bit more fine tuned and I don't need the help and my hand sort of floats a bit more rather than sticking and trying to anchor anywhere.