Glove thraed

>>29951891
WELL, a lot of people recommend Mechanix as a cheap go-to, but if your handgun sports a beavertail then it's a shitty glove for that. There's too much excess webbing between the thumb and trigger finger, which gets hung on your beavertail when you grip for a draw.

The Oakley flight gloves are a standard, but have obvious drawbacks and aren't QUITE as sturdy as you would hope.

Wiley-X anything seems to be good.

Hatch anything is awesome.

All flight glove designs have a pretty slick palm material and they do this really fucking weird bunching up at the tip of your fingers, because they aren't box-cut.

Those overbuilt looking Blackhawk gloves with the Velcro closure on the back of the hand (I don't remember what they're called but there are pictures of them everywhere) have always been awesome. But hot. But still awesome.

Everyone swears by PIGs.

Someone mentioned that the cheap Under Armor football gloves are great for weapons manipulation but I'm only mentioning it because I have no experience and maybe someone will chime in for more hivemind info.

Take it from here, Kent.

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Been using pic related for a year now.
Army infantry spending alot of time innafield and they're still completely intact. no loose threads, no holes innapalm or fingers, velcro still holds tight. Been wet and muddy and I just throw them in the washer and they come out fine. They fit my hand very well too, makes grabbing shit out of pouches a non issue.

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Outdoor research ironsights are my favourites. I liked pig fdts

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Got a pair of these for $40. Quality leather/hide and has enough ventilation around the wrists to make it comfortable for sustained use.

Only gripes are that even in large, it's still a tad too tight with under-gloves and there's a lack of a strap adjustment around the wrist for a more secure fit. Anyway, it's okay for the price, but spend more for a better product.

>>29952128
SI Flexion

Mechanix or granqvist desert

>>29951891
Any recommendations besides the oveglove for use when removing a warm suppressor?

>>29952850

suppressor cover

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>>29952128
>evike
innatrash it goes

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>>29951891

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Pic related. Overlord gloves by outdoor research. super awesome leather and nomex build with kevlar stitching.

>>29951891
anyone tried a pair of madgrips? i have a pair lying around that i picked up on sale for 5 dollars. they've held up pretty well.

I've got outdoor research alibi 2 gloves. They're warm on the back and sides but have a very thin palmside. They were heavily discounted a bit ago.

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>>29951891
wear these at the range

nobody gives me any trouble

>>29951891
no 5.11 no care

I use deer hide work type gloves. Deer is a lot softer and stays softer than cow hide. It also makes me feel all cowboy. Dig?

>>29951891
I do IT for a living so I would want something I could use to switch between /k/ and /g/ activities. Soft-reinforced knuckle (canvas or leather) and goat-skin palm/fingers.

>>29955221
just get a fingerless