Berlin Style Deerskin Archery Shooting Glove Review
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Offered exclusively by 3Rivers Archery, the Berlin Glove is one of the most comfortable archery shooting gloves on the market. The reinforced deerskin tips allow for the perfect feel of the string while providing plenty of protection for long periods of shooting. Break in time is quick, and offers a smooth release. Full palm design keeps glove in place and added comfort. Velcro® wrist band for easy-on/off and adjustments. Available in sizes of Small, Medium, Large, and XLarge. Please specify. Deerskin leather Reinforced tips 3Rivers Archery Top Seller Colors may vary Proudly Made in the USA See 3Rivers Archery Glove/Tab Sizing Chart ...read more
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Berlin Style Deerskin Archery Shooting Glove Reviews
Very good glove
R Griffith
3 years ago
Great glove I've been shooting with this glove for months now and I really like it very good quality you can feel the string realse smooth. very nice
After about 40 shots gloves showed wear .
Lars
4 years ago
after about 40 shots gloves wear. may be good for low poundage bows
Comfortable glove but unsuitable for draw weight above 40#
Jon
5 years ago
Bought this glove based on reviews and 3River's reputation. First glove arrived with a broken seem fresh out of the box. This was a red flag because it should never have passed inspection. I returned the glove and 3river promptly sent me a new one. Took it out to the range and within 20 minutes of use, the leather on the middle finger began flaking and peeling off. I really love… read more how the glove fit and felt, I just really really wished it was made of more durable leather where it counts.
Nice glove for low poundage bows.
Tag it.
7 years ago
Great glove for light poundage bow.
High quality and comfortable, soft tips
Norse Girl
8 years ago
This is a high quality product of beautiful soft leather and extremely comfortable. The tips enable you to really feel the string and helps give you that perfect release. This is the second glove I have owned, as I simply wore out the first one---- but it took a long time. If you shoot a heavy bow and need real finger tip protection, then perhaps this isn't the right glove for you.I… read more love it and will buy another one when necessary.
Thin in the fingers
Truebowarcher
8 years ago
I have used this glove 3 times now going out target shooting. From the very first arrow that I shot my fingers were already tender.....the rest of the glove is great and has good quality, I am bummed that I spent that much on a glove that I will let someone else borrow.
So far loving every bit of it.
Todd
9 years ago
Leather is holding really well so far granted that i only shot with about 4 times for about an 1 - 2 hours. But very comfortable.
Comfortable but thin at fingertips
Drew
9 years ago
Not as protective as hoped.
Good glove overall
Spydee
9 years ago
I really enjoy shooting my HH Wesley Special w/this glove, however I've noticed that after about 500 shots the leather on the glove is already beginning to wear out. I'm shooting a 55# longbow
Nice product
Crocket
9 years ago
fit was accurate.smooth release haven't had it long enough to determine durability. love it so far hope it lasts
Berlin Style Deerskin Archery Shooting Glove Questions and Answers
Asked by
David
3 years ago
Is there a specific right hand glove made with Velcro not across the thumb?
The velcro does not go across the thumb , it goes around the wri
3 years ago
The velcro does not go across the thumb , it goes around the wrist.
Asked by
Ryan
4 years ago
I shoot a Damascus medium and I'm looking to upgrade when broken in the Damascus is just a little loose what size do you recommend
The Berlin Style Deerskin glove is the perfect upgrade as it hav
4 years ago
The Berlin Style Deerskin glove is the perfect upgrade as it have thicker leather so that it does not stretch out as much when broken in.
Asked by
Mike
6 years ago
I would like to get this glove, but sizing is hard to judge.... is there a way to assess whether I need large or extra large? Thanks!
Generally if you wear a large work or snow glove then you would
6 years ago
Generally if you wear a large work or snow glove then you would need to go with the large.
Asked by
d
6 years ago
The original was yellow with a smoother leather on the fingertips than these brown gloves have. Do you still carry the yellow ones?
We no longer carry the yellow ones.
6 years ago
We no longer carry the yellow ones.
Asked by
Mr.
6 years ago
What glove size would these sizes equate to? I normally wear about a size 10 dress glove. Would I need the L or XL size? Tnx
It sounds like the Large should fit.
6 years ago
It sounds like the Large should fit.
I'm not sure about dress glove sizes but i ware a large work glo
6 years ago
I'm not sure about dress glove sizes but i ware a large work glove and a med. is to tight. I got the large and it fits good. The palm is a little long after getting broke in but it works fine. I've used it now for about 3 years.
Asked by
Murph
10 years ago
In your expert opinion, is this shooting glove suitable to wear while shooting a #55 bow? I have a Bear Super Kodiak.
Yes, this is a very good glove.It's a real soft leather, but hol
10 years ago
Yes, this is a very good glove.It's a real soft leather, but holds up well (even with the heavier poundage bows).
Asked by
Lonie
10 years ago
My hand is 6.5 inches from base of Palm to tip of middle finger. Would the smallest size fit? I looked at the sizing chart but it says it's for men. I'd really like to purchase this but i don't know :/
I think it would work for you.
10 years ago
I think it would work for you.
My wife has this glove- she bought a small, and her hand is abou
10 years ago
My wife has this glove- she bought a small, and her hand is about 6.75 inches. I think you'll be alright with it. -Jason Fall
Asked by
Traditional Virgin
11 years ago
Is this glove ambidextrous?
Yes
11 years ago
Yes
Wife and I both have these, she's a lefty and I'm not. No issues
11 years ago
Wife and I both have these, she's a lefty and I'm not. No issues, you you should be good to go. -Jason Fall
Asked by
Bill
11 years ago
How does the thickness of this gloves finger tips compare to the Damascus glove?
The Berlin is thicker and better quality
11 years ago
The Berlin is thicker and better quality
About the same as I recall.
But note that both of them are fitte
11 years ago
About the same as I recall. But note that both of them are fitted quite small and tight. I ordered one using the fitting guidelines but had to return it as it was too small.
The glove is much thicker. It is also very soft. I am not a fan
11 years ago
The glove is much thicker. It is also very soft. I am not a fan of the Damascus glove because it offers so little protection. It’s a very good glove, I highly recommend.
Thickness of fingertips on this glove is just fine. I can shoot
11 years ago
Thickness of fingertips on this glove is just fine. I can shoot for an hour without feeling any effect on my fingertips. I would definitely buy another. I'm a woman with small hands and the glove fits very well although the velcro wrist tab could stand to be an inch shorter in the small size glove that I have. Also the reinforced index finger stitching hits right where my forefinger hooks the string (first finger joint) which is not a good location so I've adapted to hooking the string closer to my fingertip to stay away from that seam and get a smooth release. The glove gets used several times per week and has gotten wet and had pretty consistent use for 6 months or so. It is still soft & pliable and has adapted to my hand nicely. Only a few scrapes so far but none affect the glove function.
Asked by
MicinConroe
12 years ago
How do I determine which glove size fits?
Use our sizing chart as a reference: http://www.3riversarchery.c
12 years ago
Use our sizing chart as a reference: http://www.3riversarchery.com/3riverssizingcharts.asp#shootinggloves/tabs