Camo Hunting Gloves

This fit great and work great. So worth it. It's starting to get cold and when you're hunting your hands freeze. These helps keep our hands warm and you can still shoot with them on or even take a finger out the tip to shoot either way well worth it.

Great gloves for around 50° and above. Quiet. I like the flip open fingers and thumb on both gloves. Only complaint is the velcro. Wish it was some small magnets. They're nice and light and fit to size. I have thin fingers but longer so medium was the right size for me. Overall a good set of lighter gloves for a nice price.

I like the lightweight gloves for warmth and easy to use with small objects. The gloves would be excellent except for the dots on the fingers to attach the gloves together. These are hard plastic that are located along the index finger on both gloves. I'm accustomed to wiping my forehead with my gloves while working and learned real quick this can't be done with these gloves. The hard plastic will scratch your skin open and definitely your eye if you forget and try to itch it with the gloves on. A simple solution would be to locate the attachment dots along the little finger where they would be out of the way. For now, I just don't use the gloves anymore.

I used these in conjunction with a nice set of hand warmers. I really like being able to pop out the index finger to navigate my phone. I sat in my stand and read news stories while I hunted. The time went by fast. What I would change: I do not like the velcro. I ended up cutting the stiffer side of the velcro off. Could not see a need to bend the finger back and attach it. The velcro created a lot of unnecessary noise when trying to pull in and out of my pockets. If I could find these exact gloves without the velcro and with a little more insulation, I would buy those too.When it was cold and a deer came near, as I held onto my bow waiting, I could have used a little insulation. When the weather wasn't so cold, they were perfect.

My husband loves them

The media could not be loaded. These gloves have an intetesting look. I wanna start off by saying I ordered the fleece lined gloves. These are not the type of fleece that one would think. it has a little bit of fuzz on 1/2 of the glove. They have at the top part of your hand only, not your Palm side. They're so very light weigh feel. there more like fall gloves, hiking gloves or driving gloves. Hunting gloves, if it's warm weather is not for cold weather in the way! and one glove has bright green tree lines on it and the other glove does not. like I said, they're not fleece lined like you would think there's barely anything on there. It feels like a light pillowcase. A silky pillowcase feels like. Polyester soft an shiny. It does have a grip palm. that doesn't seem like it would slip easily When you're holding anything, you can take an index finger out on each glove. The wrist has stretch to it, but the glove does not. I'm a average sized woman with big hands. I have big fingers wide fingers. I have working man hands lol. And I wear a large in hats an gloves. And these fit me perfectly but I thought they were warm since It said Fleece lined 😏don't be deceived by the fleece lined part. That's why I gave 3 stars. And they are not Really water resistant either. I would not reorder them. And I would not recommend them unless you're using them for driving or a climate where it's not gonna get cold. They do cover your hands. They don't protect them from the cold & I do feel that they are a few dollars over priced for what you're getting very thin piece of material very thin. My Honest review 100% God Bless

These aren't going to keep your hands warm when you're dangling from a tree on that late December hunt, but they are perfect for early season through early November. The fingers and thumb peel back so you can surf YouTube and scare off the deer with the light from your phone, or you can tell your mom about the huge buck you just gut-shot.One issue--and I'm not sure there's anything that can be done about it--is that the velcro can scrape along your mask while drawing. For that reason, I keep my draw-hand thumb flap OPEN (i.e., velcro patches mated together, thumb exposed) at all times. Which is cold, but that's better than spooking the deer that FINALLY walked close enough to give you a shot.

These gloves are very comfortable and having the finger/thumb flip opens is nice. The gloves are so light, though, that my finger fits inside my trigger guard as is no issues. I am hot natured and live in SC so don't need heavily insulated gloves - these fit the bill for me perfectly.The webbing in the palm/fingers gets a good grip on my rifle. For the money, these are some of the best gloves I've seen. We'll see how they last, but so far so great.....