Bionic Men's Right Hand Racquetball Glove

I had the ektelon o3 before, but it would be soaking wet after a couple of minutes, and the grip would not stick anymore after a few days.This is really awesome. It lasts me an hour or so before getting wet, it's a perfect fit and seems very durable. It has much more grip than the ektelon gloves also.It looks like a much more higher end product just by its material and fabrics.I will definitely buy more of these if I would play more than an hour a day.Consider buying one sizes larger than the ektelon gloves: I had a large ektelon which was a bit too lose, and ordered the large glove from Bionic which is almost too tight.

Bought to replace my Head brand glove. Comfortable fit and materials. Allows for some hand movement but otherwise exactly what I want. Easy to was and hold its shape after drying. Would buy again A+

UPDATE: was going to purchase another glove so I could trade out from day to day BUT....and this ticks me off.....the price doubled since my first purchase.....sad, I won’t be buying another one...this is just ridiculous....I play 9-12 hours of Pickleball per week and needed to replace my ‘pickleball glove by Franklin’...it just didn’t work well as I developed blisters just above the finger cutoffs. So someone recommended a racketball glove and I began my search. After reading the reviews on several gloves I chose this glove....I measured my hand per instructions and chose the medium size. First time I used it was today and after 3 hours of pickleball I am impressed. It was not overly warm or sweaty, gave me a good grip on my paddle, and NO BLISTERS. The glove fits very snug so make sure you measure your hand. The fingers are not too long, as with some others, and it was well padded. The only reason it receives 4 stars instead of 5 is the Velcro/elastic strap on the wrist. Stretching the strap to cover the ‘hook’ strip was too uncomfortable but if you leave the ‘hook’ portion exposed it snags clothes easily, towels, wrist bands, etc. If I were to modify the design I would put the ‘hook’ portion of the Velcro on the stretching strap and NOT the glove. I will figure out a fix so I don’t have any more snagged shirts. (That is very frustrating.). Still one of the best gloves I have tried. If I figure out the ‘hook’ dilemma I will order another glove.

Not to knock on my previous glove, Ektelon Controller II, but I find that this Bionic glove is much cooler and breathable when wearing compared to the Ektelon. Now, I'm not saying that the Bionic glove stays bone dry because it will hold some moisture, but when I take my hand out after an intense game, I can tell the difference. This glove dries quicker since it has the holes in the fingers and the grip is well. I've used this glove for a month now and it isn't as snug as the day it arrived, but It fits comfortably to my hand. It is slightly lose, but I don't notice a difference between Bionic and the Ektelon. I don't have any signs of thread coming lose anywhere on the glove as other users have found. I play 3 times a week for an hour at a time. I would suggest when you're done playing, do not stuff the glove in your gym bag and zip it shut, let it dry or else like all gloves, it will smell pretty bad very quickly. I like the design of the glove better than the Ektelon. The bottom line is if you want to hand to stay drier, this is the glove for you.

The product(s) arrived on time, as described by Amazon & manufacturer, it was shipped without issue, arrived within prescribed estimates, the packaging was undamaged, and the product itself was unmolested and made with quality materials. Description, photograph, website presentation, and what arrived are the same-size, shape, color, and it matched my expectations.Well fitting, good performance, shock absorption is superior to most of the Wal-Mart type gloves I've used in the past, and stylish. I enjoyed it's feel, comfort, and it's well ventilated so that moisture doesn't soak into the glove and become uncomfortable. Plus, it looks pretty darn cool!

Been playing racquetball at the tournament level for years. When the Pro Kennex glove went out of stock and I was in a bind, I decided to try the Bionic. It's excellent. It costs $5 less than the PK. It's just as thick. The only main difference is that it doesn't have the little lines in the palm of the glove that the PK glove has. When I tested the Bionic on my rubber Python grip, the grip was super-solid and I was happy with it. The other good thing for me is that the Bionic is just as good as the PK glove for absorbing sweat which was very important for me.I did a little research on the Bionic brand since I like brand history and I didn't know anything about the company. They focus on gloves across many sports. Well, their racquetball glove is outstanding IMO.FYI: measure your hand carefully with flexible tape. I am a large in other brands. For the Bionic, the tape and size-guide said I am a XL. Spot on. XL fit perfectly.I'll be buying the Bionic glove from here on out.