Dura-Glove Archery Shooting Glove Review

I would stick to the size of your motorcycle gloves. These gloves will fit similarly to those.

I have this glove in large, but the length from my wrist crease to the tip of my middle finger is 7 1/2 inches. Since your fingers are longer, I would get the XL. 3Rivers policy will allow you to return the glove if it doesn't fit. Remember these leather gloves do stretch out some with usage. Good Luck!

I have the XL and I measure 9" around the knuckles and 8" from wrist crease to tip of middle finger and I still have a little room in the glove to wear a liner glove underneath.

I would follow the chart from this link https://www.3riversarchery.com/blog/sizing-charts-archery-gloves-tabs-clothing/#shootinggloves/tabs. You have 30 days to return an items as long as it is in new condition and you can exchange it or get a refund.

Montana Pitch Blend will work good for that: http://www.3riversarchery.com/Montana+Pitch-Blend+Leather+Dressing_i4050_baseitem.html

Montana pitch blend

You would use the berlin size chart to get the size of glove that you need.

Yes The small would fit most women.

Measure your hand, use the berlin size chart.

I would stick to the size of your motorcycle gloves. These gloves will fit similarly to those.

I have this glove in large, but the length from my wrist crease to the tip of my middle finger is 7 1/2 inches. Since your fingers are longer, I would get the XL. 3Rivers policy will allow you to return the glove if it doesn't fit. Remember these leather gloves do stretch out some with usage. Good Luck!

I have the XL and I measure 9" around the knuckles and 8" from wrist crease to tip of middle finger and I still have a little room in the glove to wear a liner glove underneath.

I would follow the chart from this link https://www.3riversarchery.com/blog/sizing-charts-archery-gloves-tabs-clothing/#shootinggloves/tabs. You have 30 days to return an items as long as it is in new condition and you can exchange it or get a refund.

This glove will work for both right and left handed shooters.

This glove will work great for that bow. It will take a little time breaking it in but is great once that is done.

Best glove I've ever bought. It'll take time to break it in....but you won't be disappointed in the end.

I would think it's to light, and go with a heaver leather finger type.

This glove would be ok for a few shots but beyond that your fingers will most likely be hurting. I was shooting a 50 lb longbow with it regularly but my fingers started becoming painful and I switched to a thicker tab.

We are not able to customize those gloves.

Several of my friends and I have been using the Dura-Glove glove for about 3 years, and we all love it.  Some of my friends used to use a calf hair tab with good success, but the calf hair would quickly wear out because we shoot at least three times every week at a course of 16 shooting stations of 27 3-D targets through the woods ( Approx. a 2mile walk).  The calf hair is not durable.  Those that used to shoot tabs thought that they would never like the release they would get with a glove, but now they would never shoot with any shooting aid other than the Dura-Glove.  It is practically indestructible, not bulky like a lot of the leather gloves, and the Kevlar material provides a very slick release.    

Montana Pitch Blend will work good for that: http://www.3riversarchery.com/Montana+Pitch-Blend+Leather+Dressing_i4050_baseitem.html

Montana pitch blend

On the size small gloves the Cordura is about 1.25", medium size is 1.5", large and extra large is 1.75"

Sorry don't know the length of the tips as I trimmed mine to fit J Ed

The finger stall lenght for all sizes are more than adequate for shooting to the first joint and a little more if needed.

Hi Jesse I'm not really sure how long the finger stalls were on 'older' models so I really don't know how to answer your question. The finger stalls on my new glove were too long for me so I simply cut off the excess, and the glove now performs perfectly, for me. And I also use the first crease. I quess it just depends on the fit for each particular hand and size glove. I will say that I ended up buying two gloves as the first one was too small even though I tried to follow the 'size chart'. I made the mistake of trying to soak the first glove in boot oil (hoping it would stretch) and therefore could not return it . (my bad). Hope this helps some Ed

Mine work pretty good. Probably depends on finger digit length. Sent from my iPhone

  My glove is about 6 months old and my finger joint is about 1/4--5/16" of an inch from the edge of the Cordura. I'm covered as far as string protection. Thats not to say a new batch didn't get cut short in production. The coverage on my glove is pretty consistant on all three fingers. Not a lot of extra but enough.

The tips were long enough for me.  I haven't had any problem with getting the string in the crease of my fingers.  The cordura extended past the creases of my fingers with no problem.

Mine cover the crease just fine