Going to be looking for some gloves here shortly, I have some insulated gloves right now but are too thick when it comes to shooting... What suggestions on good waterproof shooting gloves do y’all have?

Might want to get some that are fireproof....or keep them away from hot mufflers......

https://www.amazon.com/Glacier-Glove-Pre...ngerless+gloves

I've been using these this season, and have no complaints. They are cheap enough it wouldn't hurt me if I lost them, and they kept my hands warm yesterday. 23 degrees with 20-25 mph winds. I can work my pump gun, feed shells, and everything else as well. Really enjoy them.

I use gloves when I handle deks but I keep hand warmers in my pockets and my hands are in them warm when I am hunting. Shooting with gloves on just don't work for me

I try to go without gloves also and keep hand warmers in my chest pouch. But if I do use gloves its the thin ones that will get wet. I put out and pick up decks without gloves on. Fetch birds...take a glove off. Dry them out between hunts.

I wear black nitrile exam gloves.....stay dry and warmer than you would think.

Only ONE choice. Sitka. Period

So is Guy


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What I've been doing this season is wearing a pair of under armour liner gloves under a pair of academy waterproof thick hunting gloves. I'll leave the thick glove on my left hand and just have the liner on my right hand. My waders have a really nice hand warmer pocket i stuff my shooting hand into when the birds aren't flying. Has been working out fairly decent this year.

Academy pop top heavyweights. Best hunting gloves I’ve ever had.

Wool Half finger gloves work for me until you hit the rare days like this past this weekend. Then I go to wool full finger gloves.

I discovered those zippo hand warmers this yr.. no more buying junk hand warmers for me. Got one for each pocket.

Rarely wear any and if I do they are just a thin liner. Hands don't get cold for some reason.