Big-Shot Buffalo Archery Shooting Glove Review
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The Big-Shot Glove is a unique innovation from American Leathers. Each one is handcrafted from top-grain Buffalo hide with neoprene on the knuckles for total comfort. Reputable glove makers agree, buffalo hide is a beautiful and grainy leather that is soft and pliable to the touch, making it the ultimate leather for shooting gloves. Nylon webbing overlays and neoprene inserts on the finger stalls create the ultimate clean release in a shooting glove and decrease grooving and abrasion, resulting in smoother and faster releases than other archery shooting gloves can offer. Over-knuckle design for more air circulation during hot days. The Big-Shot is top of the line and a proven performer. Try one today. Available in sizes Small, Medium, Large, and XLarge. Please specify. Top-grain Buffalo hide Neoprene knuckles provide superb comfort and flexibility Nylon fingertips give Smoother and faster releases Glove Size Length (wrist to middle fingertip) Small 6-3/4" Medium 7" Large 7-1/2" XLarge 8" See Archery Glove/Tab Sizing Chart ...read more
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Big-Shot Buffalo Archery Shooting Glove Reviews
I love it!!!
Julian
2 years ago
I've gone through several tabs in the past couple of months and this is my first shooting glove. I am absolutely loving the feel of shooting in a glove as opposed to a tab and this one in particular is extremely high quality. I have no doubt that this will last me months if not even years of shooting of daily shooting. Definitely do not regret spending the extra money to get this!!
Still going strong after 14 years
Claus Jensen
4 years ago
I bought this glove from 3rivers 14 years ago , and it is not worn out yet.....Leather around the fingers has gone still from Gallons of sweat coming from my fingers using the glove for this long time. This glove does its job to perfection
I would definitely buy this product again! Great quality!
KW
5 years ago
This is the best glove on the market!
I would definitely recommend to a friend
Muckbootbill
5 years ago
Great purchase, made a big difference with release and much more comfortable than my previous glove
Initial impression that the glove was too small, it was not.
Robin
5 years ago
Very well made. Pricey, but worth it.
YES I WOULD BUY THIS PRODUCT AGAIN. THANKS.
ETO
5 years ago
This glove is the best that I've ever had.
Great Glove!
Mohawk
5 years ago
This is a well built glove with nice heavy leather. I would prefer if the velcro closure was at the back of the hand instead of the front of the hand with a buckle since it is a bit tedious to lock the glove on as tight as I like it. Other than that, there are "pads" on the fingers to keep the string from creating creases in the leather. They do caution you to use a thread nock… read more point instead of the brass pinch on nock points to prevent damaging these pads, but my nock point doesn't come into contact with them.
Thicker leather, great feel
Sandtygr
6 years ago
This is a fantastic glove. Thicker leather then the elk big game glove, longer break in period, but once it is broken in, it's like skin on skin. One drawback is if you shoot 3 under and have the nock rest on your finger, the seam may jiggle the arrow off of a small rest like a flipper. The thinner elk hide one didn't do that. Beyond that, it's fantastic!
Yes, I would by this product again, good quality.
No nickname
7 years ago
Well, it is a very good glove with high quality. The service a 3 Rivers archery was also very professionnal. Yes I would by this glove again because this is the best one I've ever ad.
Well made glove
Lionheart
7 years ago
The glove has very little give in the fingers, with the third finger stool too long for that finger
Big-Shot Buffalo Archery Shooting Glove Questions and Answers
Asked by
Joshua
3 years ago
How do I know which size to get?
If you email us your hand measurement we can match it up for you
3 years ago
If you email us your hand measurement we can match it up for you.
Asked by
Oldman
4 years ago
How do i size these gloves.?
They run true with most American made glove sizes. I normally we
4 years ago
They run true with most American made glove sizes. I normally wear an an XL and it fit me great.
Asked by
Dennis
4 years ago
I am trying to replace my original glove. It looks the same from the knuckle side. My glove has the palm covered but there is not a picture of the palm side of this glove. I am not looking for the open glove like the big shot elk glove
The glove you have is probably the Full Shot style which we do n
4 years ago
The glove you have is probably the Full Shot style which we do not offer. All the ones we carry will have an open palm.
Asked by
Mengley
4 years ago
Is the Big Shot Buffalo glove made of American Bison or Asian Water Buffalo leather?
This is made from American Bison. They are tanned in such a way
4 years ago
This is made from American Bison. They are tanned in such a way that makes them soft.
Asked by
Bryson Bishoff
5 years ago
How do I get the right size can I get sizes in inches not centimeters
The glove sizing charts and the chart on this page are all in in
5 years ago
The glove sizing charts and the chart on this page are all in inches.
Asked by
Chops110
5 years ago
Is the difference between this and the Crossover Buffalo glove that this one has the nylon on the outside of the finger caps? there is no palm side image to tell.
Yes that is correct.
5 years ago
Yes that is correct.
Asked by
Juan
7 years ago
Are my measuring from my wrist to tip of middle finger or are my using the other chart thats also listed for measuring around the palm of my hand? Im getting different sizes.
I would measure around your palm of your hand but I would also t
7 years ago
I would measure around your palm of your hand but I would also take in to consideration the length of your hand.
When I ordered this glove I used the wrist to tip of the middle
7 years ago
When I ordered this glove I used the wrist to tip of the middle finger measurement and the glove fit me perfectly. I have been shooting traditional bows for 42 years and this is the best glove I have ever used. Sent from Windows Mail Sent: Friday, April 7, 2017 12:01 AM
Asked by
CrazyB
10 years ago
Which glove offers more protection, the buffalo or the elk? I have a 65# recurve bow
I would recommend the buffalo.
10 years ago
I would recommend the buffalo.
I'm shooting w the big shot xtra large and its been great. Love
10 years ago
I'm shooting w the big shot xtra large and its been great. Love it. I'm shooting high poundage martins and blck widow.
I have both the Elk and the Buffalo and the Buffalo is the bette
10 years ago
I have both the Elk and the Buffalo and the Buffalo is the better glove because the nylon finger tips are sown into the finger tips not to the outside of the fingers. Expensive but worth the money, very durable. Just keep it oiled and it will serve you well.
I prefer the buffalo glove. It is a little thicker and more dura
10 years ago
I prefer the buffalo glove. It is a little thicker and more durable than the elk.
I would say buffalo. Only issue I had with it is the finger area
10 years ago
I would say buffalo. Only issue I had with it is the finger area is stiff
Asked by
Wayne
10 years ago
I shoot left handed . Can this glove be used?
This glove can be used for both left and right handed shooters.
10 years ago
This glove can be used for both left and right handed shooters.
Yes. I do not see a problem with this glove being ambidextrous o
10 years ago
Yes. I do not see a problem with this glove being ambidextrous other than the Velcro would be awkward to close. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
Definitely. Its my current glove .
10 years ago
Definitely. Its my current glove .
Yes this glove will work for a lefty.
H.L. Mencken
10 years ago
Yes this glove will work for a lefty. H.L. Mencken
Sure. It's a great glove. Sized a little large so if you are in
10 years ago
Sure. It's a great glove. Sized a little large so if you are in the middle, pick the smaller size. Sent from my iPhone
Asked by
James Low
10 years ago
Will this glove or it's variants (elk hide, big shot glove) be suitable for use with a bow rated 100# and 110# without pain in the fingers?
It's difficult to say as it will be different for each individua
10 years ago
It's difficult to say as it will be different for each individual. The gloves are fairly good for protection, but I don't have the experience with 100# bows.
I am using the exact same glove on 72 # bow and I do feel pain o
10 years ago
I am using the exact same glove on 72 # bow and I do feel pain occasionally, so , my answer will be NO- definitely not strong enough for bows above 60#.