Zero Restriction Rain Glove Review: Best grip from wet weather gloves I have ever experienced

Looking for the perfect rain gloves that combine quality and performance? These Zero Restriction golf gloves are crafted from top-tier leather, offering superior grip and exceptional durability. Designed to withstand the elements, they are windproof and rainproof, ensuring your game stays on point even in wet conditions. Featuring a convenient removable ball marker, they add a touch of practicality to their premium build.

While these gloves come with a high price tag, the combination of craftsmanship, comfort, and reliability makes them a worthwhile investment for golfers who find themselves battling the rain. But are they truly worth the cost? Let’s find out in our full Zero Restriction rain glove review…

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NCG Summary

NCG SUMMARY

Zero Restriction’s rain gloves impressed me with their exceptional grip, especially when wet—far surpassing others I’ve tried. Made from top-quality leather, they’re durable and reliable. While pricey, some would say very pricey, their performance in wet conditions makes them a worthwhile investment for serious golfers seeking confidence in any weather.

PROS

Well thought out design
Fantastic Wet Weather Pefromance
Best in class when it comes to wet weather gloves

CONS

Price will put some golfers off
Need to size up

$108

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First Impressions

Zero restriction is a brand that I was not familiar with. Perusing their website they produce an array of high quality gear. That said, I generally test kit before reading anything about it so I can approach it in as an unbiased way as possible.

This was the case with the Zero Restriction Rain Gloves. I have to be honest that many wet weather golf gloves I have tried have been at best adequate. On first inspection they looked good. Quite a nice design, as with many rain gloves they come in a pair and are black.

They are made from a best in class leather (Pittards Leather) with a wind stopper membrane interlining and Zero Restriction claiming it produces a superior grip. They also mention that they are smallish so you should go up a size. I had a pair of medium and could probably have done with the medium-large. They have a standard velcro closure and each glove has a ball marker.

On Course Testing

On to testing. Where possible I do not really use these types of gloves unless absolutely necessary so I will admit to being a tough audience for these. When on, all wet weather gloves feel a bit thicker and less flexible than normal gloves and these were no different. Coupled with wearing 2 gloves they do tend to feel a bit alien.

I tried a few preliminary swings with them dry and they had incredible grip. OK, no surprise there.

Testing them wet, however, I was absolutely blown away. I drenched these in water and wet my grips. Result: the grip was amazing. Without a doubt the best grip from wet weather gloves I have ever experienced – probably the best rain gloves on the market I have tested. There was no slipping whatsoever and I did not feel as if I had to grip tighter. They almost felt as if they had a tacky feel. Despite the fact that they will never feel like wearing a single normal glove I really liked wearing them and I was striking the ball easily. I had full confidence in the grip such that I did not have to give it any thought.

To me this is what sets them apart from others in this class. I also tried hitting with wet glove and grips wearing a single glove and the grip was again pretty good and it would be an option in light rain.

Final Thoughts:

As I mentioned, I test things before going on the website to read the blurb. When I tested these I was mightily impressed. The RRP is £84 / $108 on the Zero Restriction website, which could get you a little bit watery of eye!

However, given the performance of these I have to recommend them as they really do the job, even for the full RRP. The comments on their website largely concur with the performance I experienced – so, from a performance perspective they warrant a 5 out of 5.

If you do take the plunge and decide to make the purchase I would definitely recommend going up at least a size.

Fit: Small, so size up.
Value for Money: 8/10
Comfort: 7/10