• Both HOLD gloves held out palm up, showing the grey microfiber palm.
  • A gloved hand holding a five pound dumbbell.
  • Sitting against a pale blue wall, pulling on a white HOLD glove before training.
  • Pulling a HOLD glove on and settling the cuff at the wrist.
  • Both HOLD gloves laid flat beside the resealable bag they ship in, with the care and size label visible.

HOLD Full-Finger Training Gloves

HOLD Full-Finger Training Gloves

Hands covered. Stay clean.

$35.00 USD
$35.00 USD
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Size

Size

Hand circumference: 6.7–8.3 in.

How to measure

Perfect for

  • Wash
  • Thin
  • Clean

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What would you love next?

Pick the size and color you’d love us to make. Your wish will help us decide what to explore next.

Available now: White, One Size.

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Which color would you love to wear?

White is the color we make today.

Why HOLD gloves?

Situations below are illustrations, not product photographs.

  • Wash them after every workout, then bring them back for the next one.

  • Even when your hands sweat, the thin palm and breathable back help the gloves feel less stuffy.

  • Keep your hands covered when using shared gym equipment.

Different by design

  • Closer contact

    Fine fibers close the gaps, so the palm stays put on your skin.

  • Heat has a way out

    The orderly back fabric gives heat a path out, like a highway.

  • Full cover

    Full-finger coverage keeps bare hands off shared equipment.

About HOLD

A four-panel drawing: wiping down a machine, then wanting to clean your own hands, then wondering about bringing your own gloves, then putting them in the wash.

Hands covered. Stay clean.

I’m Yongsen, the founder of HOLD. I wipe down equipment at the gym, but then I want to clean my hands too. Repeating that at every station made me rethink the training gloves I’d stopped wearing.

Our first HOLD gloves are a full-finger pair of my own that I can wash after use. We started with an unpadded palm and everyday training in mind, and we’ll keep improving them through real use and feedback.

We made two hundred pairs. One colour, one size, one unpadded palm — decided, not settled for. The two hundred people wearing them are the ones who tell me what the second run should be.

You carry none of that risk. A hundred days to change your mind, and I refund what you paid.

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Materials & care

Back of the hand

Ice-silk: 83.6% nylon, 16.4% spandex. It stretches with your hand and lets air through.

A cross-section drawing comparing airflow through a dense fabric and through the knit used on the back of the hand. Concept illustration, not a measured comparison.

Palm

Microfiber, 100% nylon, with no coating and no print.

A cross-section drawing comparing a glove sitting loosely over the skin with fine microfibers following it more closely. Concept illustration, not a measured comparison.

Fingertips

Thumb and index fingertips are made for touchscreen use, though how well a screen responds varies by device.

Tested dry and damp

I tested samples on my own hands, dry and damp, before production. I won’t tell you they will feel the same on your hands as they do on mine. I will tell you exactly what they are.

Care

  • Machine wash at 86°F / 30°C or below on a gentle cycle
  • Wash with like colors
  • Hang dry in the shade
  • Do not bleach, tumble dry, iron, or dry clean

In the box

One pair of white HOLD full-finger training gloves.

Size & fit

One Size, cut to feel relaxed.

HOLD is cut generously through the palm and fingers, so it is intended to feel relaxed rather than compressive. Slimmer hands toward the lower end of the range may notice more room, and hands with the same measurements can still feel the fit a little differently.

Two drawings showing how to measure hand circumference around the widest part of the palm below the finger bases, excluding the thumb, and hand length from the middle fingertip to the wrist crease.

How to measure

A. Hand circumference — Wrap the tape around the widest part below the finger bases. Exclude the thumb.

B. Hand length — Measure from the middle fingertip to the wrist crease.

Measurements

in
Recommended hand circumference (A)6.7–8.3
Glove length, measured flat8.3
Middle finger, measured flat3.1

Hand circumference (A) is the measurement that decides the fit. Compare the glove’s flat length with your hand length (B).

Measure both hands and use the larger measurements.

Check the fit before training

Put on both gloves, open and close your hands, then lightly hold a stationary bar. The palm should stay aligned without noticeable rotation or bunching. This check takes a few seconds and is worth doing the first time you put them on.

Shipping & returns

Returns & refunds

If HOLD isn’t right for you, email hello@holdgloves.com within 100 days of delivery and we’ll refund what you paid. If your order arrives damaged, defective, or incorrect, or doesn’t arrive, email us with your order number and we’ll make it right.

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