Cordovan Traditional Archery Shooting Glove Review

This glove is as thick if not thicker than the Super glove.

I just got this glove. And yea you wont feel much. Great glove good idea for very heavy bow.

Hi, I have use both, cordovan and super glove I also have a 90# recurve and 100# long bow The cordovan glove offer very good protection But it put some distance between ancor point ( face , my 3 th finger on corner of my mouth) And string or arrow , that do it to Rigidity of the fingerstall , but in 10 , 20 Arrow one may get use to it, I rather use the Cordovan stile than superglove as I like The top of my hand open and free! Also superglove is a soft leather, and it will Last less before finger groove appear on it Cordovan also is good if one get the precise size Cause in my case I use deep hook And string can fall over the extra protections Pad and make release more difficoult I change it with a size bigger and it work fine Not so good if you use finger tip release As I ( personally ) loose the contact with string And a premature release happen!! That all for me, and that my personal! They sale it without the extra pad, and that Is great till 80 # after that, I like some extra Protection! Sent from my iPhone

I purchased this glove, and wasn't very happy with its thickness, so instead I made my own finger tab using deer hide. That being said, I have a feeling that if I used the glove more, I would be able to break it in and have it be more comfortable and "sensitive" for lack of a better word. I've never used the Super Glove, so I can't compare, sorry!

I'm not sure about the Super Glove but I use this for shooting a 50lb recurve bow. The leather is a little thick at first but broke in fairly quickly. 

I don't know how these will work with a heavy bow, but I love them with my 40# Hungarian horse bow. They're a bit thick and stiff, but once you get used to them, they're fantastic. I bought mine about a year ago and they seem to be wearing really well, also. These are by far the best "fingers" I've shot with! cheers!

You should use a medium shooting glove .

It should be stamped with the sizing letter on the top of the glove right where it splits to the fingers. If you purchased from us we should have record of the old order and can tell you what size was ordered as well.

This glove is as thick if not thicker than the Super glove.

I just got this glove. And yea you wont feel much. Great glove good idea for very heavy bow.

Hi, I have use both, cordovan and super glove I also have a 90# recurve and 100# long bow The cordovan glove offer very good protection But it put some distance between ancor point ( face , my 3 th finger on corner of my mouth) And string or arrow , that do it to Rigidity of the fingerstall , but in 10 , 20 Arrow one may get use to it, I rather use the Cordovan stile than superglove as I like The top of my hand open and free! Also superglove is a soft leather, and it will Last less before finger groove appear on it Cordovan also is good if one get the precise size Cause in my case I use deep hook And string can fall over the extra protections Pad and make release more difficoult I change it with a size bigger and it work fine Not so good if you use finger tip release As I ( personally ) loose the contact with string And a premature release happen!! That all for me, and that my personal! They sale it without the extra pad, and that Is great till 80 # after that, I like some extra Protection! Sent from my iPhone

I purchased this glove, and wasn't very happy with its thickness, so instead I made my own finger tab using deer hide. That being said, I have a feeling that if I used the glove more, I would be able to break it in and have it be more comfortable and "sensitive" for lack of a better word. I've never used the Super Glove, so I can't compare, sorry!

I'm not sure about the Super Glove but I use this for shooting a 50lb recurve bow. The leather is a little thick at first but broke in fairly quickly. 

I don't know how these will work with a heavy bow, but I love them with my 40# Hungarian horse bow. They're a bit thick and stiff, but once you get used to them, they're fantastic. I bought mine about a year ago and they seem to be wearing really well, also. These are by far the best "fingers" I've shot with! cheers!

No this glove wont effect your arrow flight

I've been using this glove since the summer and wouldn't trade it for anything. They have never interfered with my shots as far as I know. I would guess that if your fetching is touching your fingers that your nock must be fairly small. I use a "3 under" technique so if I found that to be a problem I would slightly lower my fingers. What's great about this glove is that it makes the string a non-factor to your shooting hand. I can shoot all day without my fingers getting sore. Sent from my iPad

Yes it is ambidextrous.

Yes, it is either right or left handed. It will just put the wrist snap on the outside of your wrist instead of the thumb side.

Yes, this glove is ambidextrous.

Yes, this glove is made my Neet. We do have the feature that lets you shop by manufacture right next to the search box.

I would suggest the small.

The stalls on the large are 1 3/4".

The best bow we offer that matches up with the Robin Hood era is our Hawkwood English Longbow http://www.3riversarchery.com/Bows+Primitive+bows++Hawkwood+English+Longbow_c44_s138_p0_i8580X_product.html

The English style longbow.

Bear Montana Longbow

I would recommend using our sizing chart: http://www.3riversarchery.com/3riverssizingcharts.asp#shootinggloves/tabs to measure your hand for the closest fit we could recommend. If you have other gloves (shooting gloves or work gloves) and see what size they are, as normally these glove fall inline with the same sizing. Normally a "snug" fit is best as the glove will stretch a bit to form to the hand.