Myself I prefer a nylon backed glove here in the tropics of Thailand, with calfskin leather finger tabs. All leather gloves soak up the sweat, and seems to great fungus sometimes, I also like the consistency of the glove's feeling on my hand, I've used tabs, but always seems like I'm fumbling around with them, to get the right feeling on the fingers, this is my main objection to using tabs, only my own personal liking.
It seems difficult to find shooting gloves for women, especially ones that don't look excessively modern. Are there some particular ones that would be better for me than the vast majority?
It has been several years since I've seen a full-glove that was made for archery. They were called a "Winter Archery Glove" if I remember correctly. May be able to find one on a marketplace.
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Good video man. Thanks. Just getting into this stuff so was helpful to hear the stuffs. Will get both and let my body decide.
Myself I prefer a nylon backed glove here in the tropics of Thailand, with calfskin leather finger tabs. All leather gloves soak up the sweat, and seems to great fungus sometimes, I also like the consistency of the glove's feeling on my hand, I've used tabs, but always seems like I'm fumbling around with them, to get the right feeling on the fingers, this is my main objection to using tabs, only my own personal liking.
How about the thumb release glove. Can you review that as well please
nice video. thank you.
Use a thumb ring myself, due to an injury/scar on my index finger. Even heavy tabs were not enough for the discomfort.
I thought thumb rings were better suited for horse & recurve? Is it hard on a thumb?
Which tab style is bested suited for hunting in cold weather where you already have gloves on?
I hunt with a tab. The Velcro sucks. I use hockey tape and I simply twist it so the tab holds on my fingers.
Gloves simply are not that accurate.
What diameter are the shock cords on the finger tabs?
It seems difficult to find shooting gloves for women, especially ones that don't look excessively modern. Are there some particular ones that would be better for me than the vast majority?
I hate the look of the 3 finger gloves, but I can't find any full hand gloves for archery
It has been several years since I've seen a full-glove that was made for archery. They were called a "Winter Archery Glove" if I remember correctly. May be able to find one on a marketplace.
@@3RiversArchery what's up with the rarity of them? It seems like they'd be more common considering how cold it is in bow hunting season