Hello: Foot Joy winter golf gloves. About $21 and fit very well. It has not been cold enough here yet to try them. It is snowing today so I may go walk and get the mail with them. Hope this helps. Thanks, Eric
In the past, I've gone to sporting goods stores and bought baseball batter's gloves. They are light enough, and are usually cheaper than buying regular shooting gloves. I haven't bought one recently, so I don't know the costs, or even if you can still buy just one.
In the warmer months I like to wear golf gloves on both hands, no sweating, better purchase on the gun especially the trigger hand. I am right handed shoot release and cut the trigger finger off the glove. I like the feel when I set the release, seems to work for me. Also a benefit when shooting doubles above 90 degrees, hot gun, no sweaty hands, better control = better scores for me. Scott
I've tried them all and the batting gloves are the best value for the money.
I have these UA ones right now and they are nearing 3 years old and I shoot a lot. I've never been able to get much more than a year from golf gloves.
I'll hop in with a vote for batting gloves. I have been using them for years, but I do it a little different. I wait until the end of baseball season then buy them discounted for under 10 dollars.
Another OT is that I use weight lifting gloves for shooting my HP pistols. The padding in the palm helps take some of the sting out of the big guns.
I have been using a FJ golf glove (real leather and then synthetic)on my trigger (R) hand for decades. Consistent grip and comfort. I've used "Mechanics Gloves" on both hands for the odd occasion I've shot in cold weather and they work just fine.
Foot joy all the way Sta-soft in the summer and there cold weather gloves in the winter. Foot joy sells more gloves in 1 day than all the others combined in a year.
Gene and AP. Which one? There is about 10 on that page.
I cut the finger off for better release feel as Scott does, But this year I bought a new pair of BA winter gloves and will impregnate the trigger finger tip withe silicone to take the stickiness away. Might work, might not
I second the use of Master Grip gloves. They only make the thin summer kind, but they are good for a lot of winter shooting. Latest price was $11.95 for one glove, but you get a second one free. Get one for each hand and you have the pair. Shipping is $3, which covers one pair, or 20 pairs. Check them out at mggolf.com.
I use and love the Wilson Golf gloves..inexpensive synthetic with Spandex along sides keep the snug like a second skin but with no tightness or pinching..5 or 6 bucks a piece at Walmart
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