Description
ACM Fingerless Gloves with Knuckle Protection (C:M/E:S – Tan)
These ACM fingerless gloves have knuckle protection across the back of the hand and are finished in tan. They are a simple, affordable way to protect your hands in airsoft, where BB hits on the knuckles and fingers can sting, and where climbing over barricades and pushing through woodland can lead to cuts and scrapes.
Fingerless gloves leave the fingertips free for a natural trigger feel and easy handling of magazines, radios and small kit, while still covering the palm and the back of the hand. Many players prefer them for pistol shooting, gas magazines and fiddly gear.
Protection and feel
The knuckle protection sits over the back of the hand, the area most often hit when you are holding a rifle or leaning round cover. It helps take the sting out of BB hits and protects against knocks on walls, doorframes and barricades.
With the fingertips exposed, you keep a precise feel on the trigger. The trade-off is less protection for the fingers themselves, so some players keep a pair of full-finger gloves for CQB days.
Sizing
These gloves carry a dual size marking, C:M / E:S. The E figure is normally the European equivalent, and gloves sized this way often come up smaller than the C letter suggests, so the fit is closer to a small. Measure around the widest part of your palm and compare it with the size information in the images if you are between sizes. We list other sizes in this style too.
Key features
- Fingerless design
- Knuckle protection on the back of the hand
- Exposed fingertips for trigger feel and dexterity
- Dual size marking: C:M / E:S
- Colour: Tan
- Suits airsoft and general outdoor use
- Affordable protective gear from ACM
Compatibility
Check the size carefully against the dual marking (C:M / E:S). These gloves are intended for airsoft and outdoor use and are not a substitute for safety gloves designed for other activities, such as work or motorcycle gloves. Materials are not stated in our listing.
Care and maintenance
Hand-wash the gloves in lukewarm water with a mild soap after muddy or sweaty games, then let them dry naturally away from radiators and direct heat, which can shrink or stiffen some materials. Avoid machine washing unless the label says it is safe, and make sure they are completely dry before storing to avoid odours.
Check the stitching and any protective panels now and then, and replace the gloves if the seams start to open, as worn gloves give less protection.
Who is it for?
Airsoft players of all levels who want a light, dexterous glove with knuckle protection in tan, as a first pair or a spare for the kit bag.
Please note: Fingerless gloves leave the fingertips exposed, so they offer less protection than full-finger gloves. Always wear suitable eye and face protection during play; gloves protect the hands only.
