Review on Tactical Gloves Hard Knuckle Paintball Gloves: Full Finger Military Gear for Army, Outdoor Sports, Shooting, Airsoft, Hunting, Riding, Motorcycle - Touchscreen Enabled by Jon Joung

First of all these are very high quality gloves. I spent 20 years in the military so I've used different gloves over the years. BUT, having said it, I have to be honest. If you're using them for soft air, camping or whatever they're fine, but if you're in the military and planning to use them in the field you'll need to make some simple modifications. and sew the ribbon so that you don't have to thread it through the metal loop, or just wrap it around without the loop, twist and fasten with Velcro. Why? PROS: Well made, good stitching, good wrist protection CONS: So. Lanyard. People who use them for soft air or other stuff don't have to worry about the critical seconds it takes to take them off and put the strap back into the loop after taking them off to carry through your backpack or similar to digging other fine motor movements you may need. You don't have time to fiddle with it when you're being shot at. What we want is quick donning and doffing of gloves that don't have that extra step. Again. You don't get that as a civilian. If you're in the military, you know exactly what I'm talking about. If they could just get rid of that metal loop, shorten the velcro at the wrist, that would be a great glove. I just wrapped it around, secured it with velcro and removed the metal loop. It's annoying and when you're under fire, a useless and time-consuming thing to do. Second, it's important. A little thicker padding on the palm and inside of the fingers would have been nice, otherwise they will wear out in less than a year of continuous use.