Trad glove

[Horsehide]

Anyone tried an American Leathers glove?

After using a deer hide glove with cordovan fingertips for decades, I gave the American Leathers Kangaroo Crossover a try. I have large hands with medium fingertips and they custom made a glove to fit my need, at no extra charge. The glove fits great and has aged well.
Not cheap, but it gives me a better release than leather gloves.
Good family-owed business.

[KenWood]

I hope they never run out out of the Bodnik speed gloves. That’s all I’ll ever shoot anymore. I am gonna buy another one just to have. I have had this one for two years and thousands of arrows. Don’t even have a mark on the cordura.! Good glove:

[DRT]

I hope they never run out out of the Bodnik speed gloves. That’s all I’ll ever shoot anymore. I am gonna buy another one just to have. I have had this one for two years and thousands of arrows. Don’t even have a mark on the cordura.! Good glove:

What he said.

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[LAW]

Bearpaw

[Stykbow]

Dura-glove. Thick enough to protect your fingers for a lot of shooting but yet you still can feel.
Some gloves are so thick you lose your sense of feel.

[Wudstix]

May have to get one for my extended shooting sessions. Probably still hunt with a Barbee tab.

[stickbow]

i have used duraglove for about 20 years still using the same one last 15 years . saddle soap it a few times per year and lasts. i use thin cotton gloves under it or some of the new synthetics underneath and shoot bows high 50s and low 60s weight wise no issues