upland shooting gloves

  • Don Hanson
    Posts: 2073
    #47362

    Check out “gripper gloves”, they may be what your looking for.

    neverhome
    Anoka county
    Posts: 302
    #47429

    I am the same way and never wear gloves but this year I hunted in 10 or more below several times and had to get a pair. I buy a size smaller than I normally would for pheasant hunting and that seems to help. After walking a while and the blood is flowing I take them off anyway and I’m fine, its just that first 20 min or so that hurts.

    robstenger
    Northern Twin Cities, MN
    Posts: 11370
    #47430

    I do not like to wear them but sometimes you need them. I actually go a different way and use a thinner pair but a looser pair. I find anything on my hands or fingers that is tight my digits get colder faster. Wear something thinner but looser and they stay warmer longer.

    It works for me. I still have enough sensitivity with the thin glove that cuts the wind and the blood circulates better in the looser glove.

    BradPitt
    Cawford Cty, WI
    Posts: 32
    #47441

    I like Cabela’s camo skins. You can get them in gore tex, and goretex and thinsulate. They aren’t overly bulky even with the insulated version, yet give great dexterity. I use goretex for early season bowhunting, then switch to the gore/insulated version into november, and into January.

    yellowdog
    Alma Wi
    Posts: 1303
    #47650

    I bought a pair from Cabela’s that are very thin but have thinsulite and leather on the palm. They were around 25$ and have gone thru their 3rd yr.

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