Handmade Brown Leather Three Finger Archery Gloves

I am an amateur shooter, with some moderate skill. I have a compound bow tuned to about #55lbs. And for the last 20 years pretty much everyone has used a trigger release and I have been similarly encouraged to use one. I tried for about the first year, with instruction, using a trigger release. I went to about every forum related to archery to see what the consensus was on using a glove for a compound bow, which I quickly learned was "are you crazy/stupid/etc?".However switching to a glove has personally improved my aim immeasurably. I bet this comment alone will invite a host of other shooters to chime in about what I was doing wrong or whatever, but the bottom line is I am hitting my target regularly with the glove at a variety of distances.About the glove itself. I am sure there are probably higher quality models. So far however this has worked fine. I bought a large and it does run a bit small. Otherwise the construction is of good quality thus far and I am hitting my target so not much bad I can say about it.I have gone through well over a a hundred shots since purchase and there is virtually no wear whatsoever.

A huge improvement over the faux/thin leather gloves usually found in retail stores that leave fingers raw. I used it for several hours in total comfort.The large was a little small on me but has stretched out nicely. An XL might have stretched too much.

be sure to measure your hand before purchasing. I have an average hand size for an adult male, bought the large size and it fits perfectly, but I made sure to take accurate measurements before I ordered it. very impressed with the quality and feel of this glove. works great and looks very nice, too! highly recommended. been using it almost every day and shows no signs of getting worn out. very pleased with this purchase!

This works great to protect my fingers from bow blisters. It looks fashionable and I love the smell of it. You can always tell genuine leather by the smell. The only issue I’ve had with it is that my fingernails get caught on the seems at the fingertips. But I’d rather trim my nails then have finger blisters. Fair trade.

Not the expensive glove found in archery stores, but it’s comfortable and I shoot recurve bow for hours. My fingers feel great and it hasn’t worn out.

Does the trick. Protects my finger tips, is very comfortable and seems to be well built. I don’t shoot without it now.

decent quality leather and fits well on the hand

After reading reviews and following the fit chart I made my order. Firs great, and feels comfortable. Ive only loosed about 100 arrows with it so far, but no complaints.