🧤 EAmber Winter Hunting Gloves Full Finger Windproof Camouflage Accessories Review

My husband is an avid hunter and hunts primarily in West Texas, our family home. Although it doesn't usually get very cold, we have footage in January/February when it snows. That being said, they're very warm, comfortable, and well made, but they're very thick. They're so thick that they limit his dexterity, making them a poor choice when he's in the stands. Nice to have on hand but not something you want to carry when trying to shoot. Thanks for reading, hope it was helpful!

What I like about these gloves is that they are warm without being too bulky. Though I doubt they would be great on a ski trip, but they keep my hands warm on cold mornings without making me too clumsy to reach for keys or phone. Touch screen functionality hits and misses. It works, but not 100% of the time. I think that's because the fingertips aren't quite snug against me, so the extra fabric makes it difficult to find the right app and screen selection. I like the wrist strap because it…

First of all, these are probably not the best hunting gloves because they are a bit thick and soft. I personally would choose thinner tactical gloves for cold weather hunting. But where these gloves can shine! Go to your tree or blindfold, go hiking, walking and just being outside in the cold. They are defiantly warm and cuddly. The little fur outside looks nice but isn't practical. The gloves were very easy to put on and take off and must be very warm inside. It's winter here in New England…