🔍 Pro Anti-Slip Camo Hunting Gloves: Full Finger/Fingerless Archery Accessories for Outdoor Hunting Review

Bought these gloves for the Fall/Spring hunting season. I removed the velcro on each of my thumbs as I only needed my index finger and they were in the way. They were easy to remove and I was happy to see they were seeded and not glued. Gives me confidence that the Trigger Gloves will stand up to wash cycles and normal use. The gloves are not made for really cold weather but they can be worn over lighter gloves, I used them in the mid 30's and they kept my hands warm. They are quiet and have a…

Bought these hoping to find a lightweight glove that would cut through the wind and warm my hands with a heating pad. Well they do, the lining is enough to block the wind and keep you warm even without hand warmers. Clasped fingers are great, especially if you're sitting on a tree stand and playing phone while waiting for the big one to come along. I usually wear XL gloves, they fit great even with some slack and don't rip the seams around my palms. A bottom. Velcro is right where you can…

Medium. Prime, 24 hours, Late - no big deal. Warm enough for light breezes and heavy fog at 59 degrees. Agility is excellent. Quiet except for the Velcro. They make noises as the hooks rub or snag on clothing and gear. Hooks scratch your face. Archery: Remotely check for interference with release. Firearms: test at a distance - with READ GUN! Turning on/off the mechanical safety (mechanics are noisy, but you're testing agility) and releasing the trigger guard. The distance between the trigger…

Great Price. Excellent texture, durable construction, flexible camouflage pattern, quick drying and low maintenance. Here is a photo of a titmouse; everyone loves them! I bought two pairs and only wore one almost every day for six months. They have endured wood chopping, hunting, cold weather photography, bush clearing and even as a base layer for leather work gloves. . The second sentence is insurance in case this company stops making them! Being able to flex my finger to use my smartphone or…

I love the feel of gloves, especially in the hand I shoot with. Most of the time I wear inner shoes or tight-fitting gloves with no padding and therefore no warmth. I use a hand muff and lots of hand/body warmers in my muff to keep my hands warm until deer show up. These gloves are light on insulation and I think they are the perfect combination of warmth and feel. They are warmer than my regular unlined gloves. Not as dense but they still feel good in my hands. However, I see that finger and…