I have been using the oakley lightweight gloves or one of the light mechanix gloves. I am looking for something else as the oakleys seem to lack grip and the mechanix seem to start to slough pretty quickly.
Any suggestions?
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I have been using the oakley lightweight gloves or one of the light mechanix gloves. I am looking for something else as the oakleys seem to lack grip and the mechanix seem to start to slough pretty quickly.
Any suggestions?
PIG gloves are my favorite. I like the Deltas the best, they’re a bit more snug than the originals and I like that they don’t have the velcro closure.
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Outdoor Research, like their "ironsight" gloves, if they fit you. I have very large hands, and they did not fit me. But I have heard excellent reviews of durability in past.
Fit should be a bit tighter than Mechanix and some of them have rubberized texture on the palms for grip.
https://www.skdtac.com/Outdoor-Resea...-p/orx.111.htm
I'll second this, I love my SKD PIG gloves. Admittedly, I go through a pair or two a year because they are my patrol gloves. Still running the Alphas for the padded knuckle.Quote:
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I got their new insulated version in last night, seem awesome.Quote:
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I got to go with SKD PIGS too. They make great golf gloves.
I’m thinking about getting a pair. How grippy are they? Do you think they offer the dexterity they are advertising? I don’t like thick gloves but am looking for a warmer option.
Thank you.
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Baseball batting gloves can be had cheap and work nicely. Home Depot makes a "Firm Grip" glove that like too. These are cheap gloves that you will wear out in due time, but replacing is cheap and if you don't like them, your out <$20 and can use for other purposes. I don't like a heavy gloves for handguns, for AR's I can wear Mechanix or other nicer gloves.
These are not warm options.
PB
Thanks. I will look into a pair of baseball gloves and pickup a set of the Outdoor research ones if none of the baseball ones work.
I think the dexterity is solid and they’re definitely more grippy than all of my other Pig gloves (haven’t ordered a new pair in probably about two years though so I don’t know if they updated the design there). I have a few other gloves to compare them to but I’m not trying to go out in the cold unless I have to do it may be a while before I know which I like best. They seem great so far though.Quote:
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