MacWet gloves can be used in a vast variety of different sports and activities, one of which is scuba diving. MacWet’s own ‘all grip, no slip’ technology allows the wearer to maintain complete feel and control.
We’ve put together a list of the 5 top diving spots in the world, see below:
5. Cayman Islands, British Overseas Territory
The Cheltenham Festival has started today, with the event taking place over the next 4 days. It is one of the biggest horse racing events of the calender, with prize money second only to the Grand National. In 2014, over 230,000 racegoers attended with approximately £250 million wagered in total.
Tony McCoy, who can often be seen wearing MacWet gloves, has announced that he will be retiring at the end of the National Hunt season. Despite being champion jockey twice at Cheltenham, the last time being 1998, many are hoping that he can pull out all the stops and go out with a bang.
Keep up with what’s going on live here: http://bit.ly/1E8nxlC
Looking for some of the best places to shoot in the UK? Check out the list below:
1. Ardverikie, Inverness-shire
Are you a keen mountain biker? MacWet gloves could be the perfect addition to your gear. Our ‘all grip, no slip’ technology ensures that you have maximum feeling, control and grip in all weather conditions.
There are two versions of our gloves available for purchase. Our ‘Micromesh’ gloves are developed specifically for use in warmer weather, allowing your hands to breathe. Our ‘Climatec’ gloves offer water resistance and protection from the wind in colder conditions, all the while allowing the wearer to retain complete feeling in their hands.
You can find out more or purchase a pair of gloves here.
Rory McIlroy took the trophy at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic at the weekend.
McIlroy averaged the longest in the field at 317.9 yards, his mantle being the longest in the Desert! McIlroy managed to hit 83.3% of Greens in Regulation (GiR) – the fifth most successful in the category over the course of the week. His birdie chances were converted and his razor sharp putting gave him an average of 1.676 putts per GiR, 15th best in the field!
McIlroy’s performance left him an amazing average of 66.5 shots per rounds, better than his nearest competitor Alex Noran!
Natalie Povey is a MacWet sponsored young rider from North Wales. She first began riding at the age of fifteen, and is a Para Equestrian Dressage rider. Natalie acquired her first taste of competition in 2003 and 2005 when she competed in the RDA National Championships. The same year she started Para Equestrian Dressage and competed at the RDA Regional Qualifiers and National Championship. Natalie carried on competing whilst studying and was later selected to join the Equestrian Dressage Development Programme.
Natalie has been busy over the last two weeks, qualifying for the British Para Dressage National Championships at Hickstead, achieving two first places with 67.6% and 69.31% with Foxy who will now be working on white board training. She also attended a World Class Development squad session the previous weekend which went well. Furthermore, Natalie and Foxy have been nominated for the Bishop Burton CPEDI** – their first international together taking place at the beginning of July.
We wish Natalie all the best for the upcoming year!
Last night Katie Cowell appeared on BBC 1’s The One Show a special episode that took place in Wales to celebrate the Welsh leg of the Queen’s Baton Relay. Katie appeared to talk about being picked for the Welsh shooting team at the Commonwealth Games this summer.
We got a wonderful shot of Katie in action wearing our MacWet gloves:
Pony riding enthusiast Claire Baker has given MacWet gloves a rave review after trying them out in some extreme conditions. She said:
“My MacWet gloves have been thoroughly tested after some rather tropical weather! They maintained their grip on the reins throughout the worst rain I have seen for a long time. They are so comfortable to wear and look great!
I also rode during one of the hottest days of the year and had a school session in a snaffle bridle and a double with leather reins.
Well, I can say I have tried all sorts of different gloves from cheap to expensive and I can confirm that MacWets are the best ever! Grip was maintained throughout and they make it so easy to takes the rein up or let the rein out without it getting stuck!
I really do rate these gloves and I can’t see me buying any other brand again!”
We are delighted for Claire and are pleased that so many people never try another pair of gloves after discovering MacWets!
Recently, MacWet gloves were tried and tested by one of the top amateur photography magazine’s in the UK – Amateur Photographer.
The magazine was impressed, giving MacWet’s Climatec gloves 4 out of 5 on their tested meter – a fabulous result!
MacWet gloves are loved by photographers, cameramen and filmakers all over the world as they not only offer grip, but dextertity and sensitivity in all weather conditions; meaning that grip is heighted but there is no need to remove the gloves for intricate movements which would normally involve using bare hands.
See what Amateur Photographer said here:
MacWet Gloves appear in April 2012 Amateur Photographer
To find out more about MacWet gloves, and purchase a pair for your photographic adventures, please visit: www.macwet.com
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