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Main Boards => The Shooters FORM Board => Topic started by: Pmringer on January 09, 2018, 02:29:00 PM
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I have tried various tabs, both three under and split as well as several style gloves including those with cordura tips and have found a classic cordovan tipped glove works best for me. I shoot split much better and while the release and accuracy is good with the cordura tipped glove it is often louder and I get more frequent poor releases. That being said the glove in the link has worked great but the durability is awful. The tip stitching wears out in less than a few months. Does anyone have any recommendations for something similar to the glove in the provided link that will hold up better?
https://www.3riversarchery.com/cordovan-traditional-archery-shooting-glove.html
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I think the E W Bateman (http://www.ewbateman.com/) cordovan glove is what you’re looking for. It costs more than the one you linked, but it’s worth it.
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Originally posted by McDave:
I think the E W Bateman (http://www.ewbateman.com/) cordovan glove is what you’re looking for. It costs more than the one you linked, but it’s worth it.
Looks to be what I am looking for. The one I am using keeps wearing out our the side of the finger so I think these should work.
Thanks!
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Ive used tons of gloves, started making my own or replacing the leather tips. The one you linked is a bad design imo. I never use a glove were the stitching is located in the working area of the tip it wears the stitching.