I used to wear mechanix gloves, but someone on here posted a crazy outdoor research sale and I picked up a pair of suppressor leather gloves. I like them much better but wouldn’t pay anywhere near retail for them.

Yes I do.  I have multiple pairs of different weights.

The lightest are golf gloves.  Regular, rain and winter as they are all different weights/thickness. They give as good a feel as you’re going to get,  offer some protection from hot things and still retain grip when you sweat.  They are also made in a lot of sizes so you can find a very good fit usually.


I also have a Milwaukee glove and a Wells Lamont that are both heavier than the golf gloves and probably give you the best feel  to protection ratio, if that were a thing.

If I could only have one pair, the Wells is what I would chose and what I use the most. They offer good grip in heat and cold, thin enough I can still feel things.  A lot of gloves get slick when they get cold. They don’t.  I can touch my cans and tell they are still hot but not get burned.

I don’t care about the brand, it’s all about how they fit my hand and the feel.  I tried on a lot of different gloves, to find what I like and still do when I see a wall of gloves I always try on a bunch. Attached File

I wear gloves when it's -20C or below.    I can't understand why any man would wear them for shooting in good weather.

do you use maple syrup as lube for your guns too??

really though, its good to use, from loading, touching ammo, mags, oils, maneuvering obstacles, there are more benefits outside of wearing gloves just for firearm use. its the surroundings your in. where you are. if you can wear gloves to train, you have protection on your hands from sharp metal objects, glass, debris, dirt, rocks, etc where your in. getting proficient wearing gloves while shooting helps and makes you more used to operating with gloves where you might need to wear them due to where you are.

Hatch Kevlar anti cut search gloves are what I wear at work

I am a big fan of PIG Delta gloves from SKD Tactical.

I wear a large normally, but order the Deltas in a medium, as I like them surgical glove tight.

I agree sir Nomex flight gloves are one of my favorite shooting gloves.

So many good things for me to try. Thanks! I'm working my way through them.

Nomex flight gloves are next up. Heck, I wore the things at work for more than 20 years, so it's not like I'm unfamiliar with them. All I ever handled with them was an old Victory .38 Special, though.