All-Weather Golf Gloves Engineered For Ireland
Element 18
Designed for Ireland. Not for Perfect Weather.
Element 18 is the technical evolution of the golf glove and is built for unstoppable performance.
We all know the reality of an Irish round: blue skies one minute, a downpour the next. You shouldn't have to worry about your gear.
Element 18 is a performance glove built for the unique Irish climate.
We Can’t Fix the Irish Weather,
But We Just Fixed Your Grip.
The Element 18 is crafted from ultra-premium Duksung synthetic leather which is widely regarded as the world’s most durable and flexible synthetic material.
The palm and thumb are reinforced with small-grain, water-resistant cabretta to provide a lightweight, supple feel that mimics a second-skin. This specialized leather acts as a barrier against moisture, ensuring that high humidity or rain won't cause your hand to slip.
The foundation of the Element 18 is our Box-Structure Palm Matrix. This design is specially patterned across the underside of the hand and wrapped securely around the index finger to ensure maximum contact zone between your hands and the club.
The result? Unrivalled grip stability throughout your entire swing, preventing club twisting through rain, hail, or shine.
Built for the Irish Elements
You can’t control the weather, but you can control your grip. Designed to handle everything from sudden downpours to summer heat, Element 18 all-weather gloves never compromise on performance. While ordinary gloves lose their shape and traction when wet, our advanced design maintains its flawless fit and won't dry out. Armed with the innovative Box-Structure Palm Matrix, it provides a fantastic, reliable grip so you can stay focused on the game, no matter what’s falling from the sky.
FOUR SEASONS.
EIGHTEEN HOLES.
ONE GLOVE.
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Google reviews
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I just received my Moher golf glove and I am very impressed so far. Fit is perfect (true to size) and it feels great. I can't believe I'm saying this but I can't wait until it rains to try out the tackiness of the glove in the Irish weather. It feels great in sunny weather so playing in poor weather with a nice glove, vs. the standard rain gloves, will be a treat.
— Sean Hunt