Best shooting gloves for fall/winter

[DC-W]

I've got these in black:http://www.skdtac.com/PIG-Full-Dexterity-Tactical-FDT-Alpha-Glove-p/pig.700.htm

A bit expensive compared to Mechanix gloves but very comfortable and I can use my phone with them on.

These kick ass. Enough to take the bite out the wind, but not toasty. The index fingers on these are double jointed for awesome dexterity. If you wear them a lot, the touchscreen stitching will fray easy though.

I lost them in my house somewhere

 

[sxs]

Inexpensive mechanics gloves work for me in cool or moderately cold weather. For really cold weather I have some gloves I purchased years ago with Thinsulate and also a muff.

I used reusable hand warmers during bitterly cold deer hunting weather (boil to re-activate). Those things only give heat for 1 - 2 hrs but get really warm.

I have used a Jon-E-warmer (catalytic type) in a goose blind where I'm not worried about odor. (I can't usually smell them....doesn't mean a deer cant!)

 

[Derwood]

I've bought all different types of gloves and I keep coming back to the pair of wool glove liners that I bought from an Army surplus store for $5.

These things:

 

[Erno86]

At the range...I'm partial to fingertipless Golds Gym wrist wrap gloves --- It protects the wrists and reduces heartbeat pulse.

 

[Gryphon]

I ordered a pair of each of these. The first set are thin but warm neoprene - snug but stretch to fit without bulk. The second pair are leather and were tight to start, but after breaking them in over the last few days they have eased up and are skin tight with no bulk. Both grip well. Neither are for extended cold weather, but provide enough protection while actively shooting.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0013C7ZFM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001EDH7G2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[sandeman]

I use military flight gloves.They cost about $20.

 

[0nesh0t]

Mechanix gloves with thin Ibex wool liner.

I have a safety/hunter orange pair for upland hunting, and a coyote pair for fox/predator hunting.

 

[Biggfoot44]

With my XXL hand, with XXX Long fingers , I haven't found a pair of gloves to Properly fit me , since I was aprox 12yo.

For actual shooting, the least worst choice has been polypro glove liners. Streatch enough, and thin enough to actually do decent shooting. BUT while warm for their weight and bulk , they won't cut it for all day in actual in actual Cold. The .99 brown cotton work glove that I otherwise keep handy year round can sometime be used to shoot , with some firearms.

Keep gun hand in pocket most of the time

Loose mitten over top of liner on gun hand *quickly whip off when see game*

Warm glove that pull off easily " " " " " "

 

[tomandjerry00]

I use the harbor freight mechanics gloves and they work well, especially for the money.

I also bought a small spool of conductive thread so I can turn any non-waterproof glove into a touchscreen compatible glove with ease:

https://www.sparkfun.com/products/10867

 

[JKrew]

In the past I have used Mechanix gloves and some even thinner neoprene gloves. This year I wanted some warmer gloves so I picked up some Seirus Hyperlite All Weather gloves at Dicks for around $40. They are only slightly thicker than Mechanix gloves, but a lot warmer. I haven't actually used than for shooting, but I've used them for other tasks and based on how they perform I think they would still work great for shooting.

 

[dontpanic]

These are bicycling gloves. Very comfy and I don't need to take them off for loading. Also fit inside trigger guards.

I"ve had mine for about 6 years with no loss in performance. They also work as a liner under thicker gloves. I got mine from REI.

http://www.backcountry.com/outdoor-research-backstop-glove-mens?ti=UExQIEJyYW5kOkdsb3ZlcyAmIE1pdHRlbnM6Mzo1OjEwMDAwMDI0OF9iY3NDYXQxMzEwMDAwNA&skid=ODR0694-BK-S

 

[Tconfo]

I use mechanix gloves when ever im doing something like pig/boar hunting or when I know I will be shooting during the summer and its hot. I also like to use them when I am at the range shooting handguns that are textured. After a few hundred rounds my hands start to hurt from the grips I put on my sig and they hold my glocks really well in my hand. I really shouldn't say hurt, more like and uncomfortable raw feeling. You could get all fancy and spend upwards of 100 dollars on shooting gloves that have this feature and that feature but to me and what I normally do, mechanix fit the bill just right.

 

[Robert2888]

I prefer the Voodoo Tactical shooters gloves.

 

[DBoss90]

Setwear Stealth gloves.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Setwear-Ste...985?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item54033181b9

Nice tight fit, various sizes, no problems with standard size trigger guards, etc.
Had Mechanic and Oakley with the fiber knuckles. Like these way more.

 

[Blacksmith101]

I like the convertible glove mitten which is like a finger glove with the tips open but with a flip over mitten cover. You have your fingers available when you need them and the mitten keeps you warmer than a glove. Available lots of places in lots of different materials but this link to Bass Pro will give you the idea:
http://www.basspro.com/RedHead-Casc...Men/product/10208711/?cmCat=CROSSSELL_PRODUCT