First Lite Rugged Wool Half Finger Glove | Merino Wool Fingerless Hunting Gloves for Men | Silicone Grip Palm for Shooting Dexterity | Walnut, X-Large

Product description

• HUNTING GLOVES WITH 410GSM MERINO DOUBLE-KNIT: Built from a heavyweight 410gsm merino double-knit, these hunting gloves deliver serious warmth without the bulk that kills dexterity in the field. The half finger design keeps your fingertips free for precise trigger control, bow release, and gear manipulation so you never have to choose between warm hands and shooting performance.
• SILICONE GRIP PALM FOR SHOOTING DEXTERITY: A durable silicone palm print gives you a locked-in grip on rifles, shotguns, bows, and hunting equipment in any condition. These wool gloves with grip won't slip on a cold stock or a wet bow grip, and the silicone holds up season after season without peeling or breaking down. Built for bowhunters, turkey hunters, and rifle hunters alike.
• MERINO WOOL FINGERLESS GLOVES WITH FLEECE INTERIOR: Tight knit face fabric cuts wind while a soft fleece interior traps heat against your palm and fingers. These merino wool gloves for men balance wind resistance and insulation so your hands stay warm during stationary sits and cold morning setups. Exposed fingertips maintain full tactile sensitivity for critical shooting moments
• 85% MERINO WOOL HUNTING GLOVES FOR ODOR CONTROL: The 85% merino, 12% core-spun nylon, and 3% spandex blend delivers natural temperature regulation and odor control at just 2oz per glove. These merino hunting gloves absorb light for concealment and resist the odor buildup that synthetic gloves can't shake. Turkey hunting gloves for men that perform as well on day five as day one
• WOOL FINGERLESS GLOVES FOR TURKEY AND DEER HUNTING: Whether you're running a call, drawing a bow, or working a rifle bolt, these fingerless hunting gloves keep your trigger fingers free and your hands warm. Available in Terra and a second colorway, these first lite gloves fit true to size across Small through X-Large and work as well in a treestand as on a spot-and-stalk setup.