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Full Finger Shooting Glove Reviews
The other review is wrong, these are pretty good.
Nickname*
4 years ago
Whatever the fingertip material is, it is very tough but flexible enough to let you feel where your fingertips are on the string, and slick enough for a clean release. It's a really nice material, kind of between suede type leather and felt. I use mine with a 60 # longbow strung with Fast Flight, and it is protective enough to shoot for long periods of time with no sore fingertips… read more afterward. They're also priced pretty competitively - I shoot my lighter bow (50 #) with a more expensive glove that has thinner fingertip protection, and I don't see a difference in quality. My only complaint is that it is a little small; I normally use a medium glove, I went with a large in these. I'm not sure why archery glove makers think everyone has super short fingers. I suggest them to everyone who shoots 50 plus pounds and wants a really protective glove with good string feel, or to anyone who just wants a good archery glove for a halfway reasonable price. I guess there isn't any reason NOT to use them on a lighter weight bow, but you could get away with something lighter without destroying your fingertips.
Felt worn off the finger tips after 2 weeks and 1 3D shoot
None
6 years ago
poor quality
Full Finger Shooting Glove Questions and Answers
Asked by
Lilly the lizard
3 years ago
I'm a kid so how will this work for me?
Id recommend measuring your hand and letting us know what the me
3 years ago
Id recommend measuring your hand and letting us know what the measurements are and we can help you size one.
Asked by
black bettle
9 years ago
how does this compare to something like bear fur gloves will the materiel lay sown flat and make a better release than my bear fingers?
This glove is designed for people who like to get a people: stri
9 years ago
This glove is designed for people who like to get a people: string any glove will give you a better release than bare fingers
Asked by
Stephen
10 years ago
How does the mega-hide tip material compare to the cordura material used on the dura glove? Slickness, durability, string feel, finger protection?
The Cordura material will last longer, the maga hide is comparab
10 years ago
The Cordura material will last longer, the maga hide is comparable to a glove used to carry called the skookum. They are roughly the same thickness
Asked by
Stephen
10 years ago
How far does the mega-hide material extend down the finger from the finger tips? I use a deep hook draw where the string rests in the first joint, and have found the tip reinforcements to be too short on some other gloves.
On my fingers it extends about a quarter inch past the first joi
10 years ago
On my fingers it extends about a quarter inch past the first joint
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Stephen
10 years ago
How does the sizing compare to the dura glove?
Yes, as is are comparable
10 years ago
Yes, as is are comparable