Big-Shot Elk 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 Elk hide with neoprene on the knuckles for total comfort. Nylon webbing overlays and neoprene inserts on the finger stalls create the ultimate clean release in a shooting glove. Over-knuckle design for more air circulation during hot days. The Nylon webbing tip overlays decrease grooving and abrasion, resulting in smoother and faster releases than other archery shooting gloves can offer. The Big-Shot is top of the line and a proven performer. Try one today. Please note: Leather color may vary. Available in sizes Small, Medium, Large, and XLarge. Please specify. Top-grain Elk hide Neoprene knuckles provide superb comfort and flexibility Nylon fingertips give Smoother and faster releases Leather color may vary 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 Elk Archery Shooting Glove Reviews
Took a while but its my go to glove
Mike
2 years ago
This glove is really well made, the only down sides is the sizes do run smaller, and the nylon was uncomfy for a while until they broke in.
Yes
Rich Merlo
4 years ago
The glove fits good , and has a nice smooth release , I used the size chart to order this glove , and the large was perfect.
BEST GLOVE
Polarbear-1
6 years ago
Have been using bow and arrow since the late sixties, so I have worn out a lot of shooting gloves. Have tried many different brands and all were good until the leather stalls began to soften. Then I couldn't launch a lot of arrows in a single session without my finger tips beginning to hurt. Thought I would give this one a try because of the heavy nylon overlays. There were some… read more reviews that gave me pause. Comments like "the stalls are too short", "could not feel the string", "the stalls are too loose or too tight" and "the glove is not sized to match the recommended size". Well, maybe I'm just lucky. I have shot a hundred or so arrows from a 45# recurve using this glove. My draw length is 30" so I'm holding about 50 pounds at anchor. I chose a size large based on the chart size given. The glove fits perfectly. The overall length is correct and the stalls are snug but not tight. The stall length is perfect for my fingers. The "feel" is not that of leather only but I can still feel enough of the string to control a shot. It did take a little getting used to but after the first fifty or so arrows it was fine. The release is smooth and I can shoot all I like without my fingers hurting. The material and grantsmanship is excellent. This is the most comfortable glove I have ever used. I'm glad I overlooked the negative comments and gave this one a try.
Yes without a second thought
Jacob
6 years ago
Very good glove for heavy draw weight, however with lighter bows 45# and under I was prone to having release problems as I could not feel the string. Lucky form me all my bows are 60#, and with the heavier bow the release is clean and the extra material on the finger tips lets me keep my actual finger tips.
As close to perfection as you can get
Mountaineer Bigfoot
6 years ago
I ordered this glove directly from American Leathers as I wear an XXL and it is the best glove I have ever used. I gap shoot for competition and this glove replaced my cordovan tab almost instantly when I got it about two years ago. Since that time I have used it in shooting well over 3,000 arrows and it is still going strong. This included shooting bows as light as 25 pounds… read more and as heavy as 75 pounds. Good protection with all of them and a clean release.
I would buy this product again
Woodstock
6 years ago
Love the glove
Better for heavy bows
Pop seal
7 years ago
I like practicing and 3D shoots (Who doesn't?). This glove is better for my fingers shoting my 50# recurve than thinner gloves. Good release characteristics. Very durable. It's worth the price.
Must buy glove
Young Arrow
7 years ago
I use this glove to practice and better my overall form and accuracy with, I love to shoot and my other glove left my fingers hurting and prevented me from shooting for days after after practicing for an hour or two, but I heard a lot of good things abt this glove and it doesn't disappoint. I'm all about quality over quantity and this glove is very good quality, the only thing I've… read more had a problem with is getting the Velcro wrist strap on all the way but other than that I can shoot up to 3 hours without my fingers hurting.
Best glove ever
Bill D
8 years ago
You will never want to use another glove after shooting this one. My groups are a lot closer now with this glove.
The best glove I ever had!
M
9 years ago
You will not find a glove better than the Big Shot Elk!
Big-Shot Elk Archery Shooting Glove Questions and Answers
Asked by
Rich
4 years ago
Hi there , I currently use a Berlin style glove in size medium , my question is will the finger stalls be long enough for me to hook to my first finger joint on index finger , and slightly past on middle finger. Also from wrist to end of middle finger is
I would recommend a Large size for that measurement. I used this
4 years ago
I would recommend a Large size for that measurement. I used this glove with a deep hook (first knuckle groove) without issue.
Asked by
lynne
2 years ago
can the glove be returned or exchanged if the size is incorrect?
Yes you can! We have a 30 day return policy so long as the item
2 years ago
Yes you can! We have a 30 day return policy so long as the item is in like new condition. There are instructions on how to return the item on your original paperwork. We will contact you to collect payment on the shipping for the exchanged item.
Asked by
Red
3 years ago
Is there a warranty ? I have only had mine a few months and it's coming apart on the finger tip
Not that I am aware of. I would suggest reach out to American Le
3 years ago
Not that I am aware of. I would suggest reach out to American Leathers directly to see if they can re-stitch it though. As they would have the proper equipment to handle it. If you send us pictures of the glove, we can do this on your behalf as well.
Asked by
Rich
4 years ago
Hi there , I currently use a Berlin style glove in size medium , my question is will the finger stalls be long enough for me to hook to my first finger joint on index finger , and slightly past on middle finger. Also from wrist to end of middle finger is
I would recommend a Large size for that measurement. I used this
4 years ago
I would recommend a Large size for that measurement. I used this glove with a deep hook (first knuckle groove) without issue.
Asked by
Marianne
5 years ago
My hand measure 71/2 " just below the knuckle, Would the small Bit-Shot Elk Archery glove fit me?
It looks like the medium would be a better fit. The small is 7"
5 years ago
It looks like the medium would be a better fit. The small is 7" from fingertip to wrist.
Asked by
Todd
5 years ago
Hey Guys, I wear an XL in the Bigshot crossover glove that I bought back in 2012 from the maker of the glove. The glove just has an "X" on it btw. Does this model size the same?
Yes I would recommend sticking with the XL size.
5 years ago
Yes I would recommend sticking with the XL size.
Asked by
Eddie
5 years ago
Sir I am a left handed hunter do you make these gloves for left handed people
These fit both right and left hands.
5 years ago
These fit both right and left hands.
Asked by
carson
6 years ago
What is the length of each finger stall of the American Leathers Big shot.? medium and Large Thank you
The finger stall length is approximately 1 3/4 inches from the t
6 years ago
The finger stall length is approximately 1 3/4 inches from the tip to the bottom of the stall.
Asked by
J
10 years ago
I bought a large dura-glove last year and I was wondering: how big should I get this one in?
I checked the sizing and for the time being I would get the next
10 years ago
I checked the sizing and for the time being I would get the next size larger . I wear a medium and the medium did fit but snug. The large fit length wise but was just a bit loose on the fingers.
I have small hands and I wear a large in this glove. I don't kno
10 years ago
I have small hands and I wear a large in this glove. I don't know about the dura glove but I think this glove runs small compared to others but it's an awesome glove. Sent from my iPhone
I went with my normal size and was fine
10 years ago
I went with my normal size and was fine
I wear a large glove. I got this one in large. It felt tight to
10 years ago
I wear a large glove. I got this one in large. It felt tight to begin with but broke in nicely very quick and now fits perfectly. By far the best glove I have ever owned! Sent from Ed's iPhone
Asked by
IceCreamDevourer
10 years ago
I'm trying to decide between the elk glove and the buffalo glove. Which glove would be better for a 55# bow? Thanks in advance.
Either glove will have the same protection. The choice is basica
10 years ago
Either glove will have the same protection. The choice is basically just a preference in leather.
Never had the bison, but I shoot the elk with bows from 50 to 70
10 years ago
Never had the bison, but I shoot the elk with bows from 50 to 70 pounds with no issues. Best glove I have ever owned. Sent from Ed's iPhone
The Elk fits small. It'll loosen up a little but not much. Super
10 years ago
The Elk fits small. It'll loosen up a little but not much. Super soft though and it wears like iron. I'm a weenie and only pull 45# but it looKs new after a year of use. I'd get the elk but try a size larger than usual. Jeff Matthes
There is no difference in the performance of these two glove mat
10 years ago
There is no difference in the performance of these two glove materials. Both are get soft and comfortable and have excellent feel. The buffalo glove is the one shown in the picture. It is a darker brown color and the elk is a more yellow color. I have one of each and can not tell a difference when shooting it's all what your color preference is.
Asked by
Bigfoot
10 years ago
I shoot every evening, any where from 175-300 shots. I shoot a sixty pound draw weight. I wear out a glove in about a month's time usually. Will this glove last longer without grooving out?
These are very well made gloves and should last quite awhile.
10 years ago
These are very well made gloves and should last quite awhile.
Answer: I have 2 of these gloves from John Turner, they are exce
10 years ago
Answer: I have 2 of these gloves from John Turner, they are excellent! Since I don't shoot your poundage or reps, so I can't make any predictions, but you will not be disappointed.
Great glove, takes a little getting used to though. Used to shoo
10 years ago
Great glove, takes a little getting used to though. Used to shoot a real thin glove and when I changed to this it took a little while to adjust. Works great though!
Best glove I have ever used. Long lasting and best release.
Just
10 years ago
Best glove I have ever used. Long lasting and best release. Just received my second glove in 2 ½ - 3 years. (spare) Old glove still excellent. Bambooze Australia
I honestly do Not know. That is a lot of shooting for one night.
10 years ago
I honestly do Not know. That is a lot of shooting for one night. So far I have had this glove for several years and have been very pleased with it's wear. It hasn't worn a groove to a point that I would retire my glove for a new one. I have been using this glove since 2007 and it is still awesome but, I have never shot 300 arrows in one evening. I hope this helps. Sent from my iPhone
I do not shoot nearly as much as you but I can say hands down th
10 years ago
I do not shoot nearly as much as you but I can say hands down this is the best glove I have ever owned. I have had it for three years and it is still in great shape. Not groves out and I get a great release. Sent from Ed's iPhone