Big Shot Glove - which one and why?

[J. Cook]

Okay guys... tell me your experience with Big Shot gloves.  Which model do you prefer and why?  I've tried many, many gloves and have liked a lot of them, my problem is they all seem to last me one year at the most.  I've tried to use a tab (I shoot 3-under) and I just don't like it.  I'm a glove guy. 

Figured I'd try to buy one that hopefully will last much longer.  What do you think?

[dnovo]

I've got several of the big shot and have always liked them. But several years ago a friend gave me a crossover glove that he didn't like and it became my favorite.  I bought a second one last year as I like it that much.  It takes years and years to wear one out

[M60gunner]

I have 3 , two kangaroo crossover gloves and one Elk big shot from the original owner. I use all 3 depending on the bow. The last crossover I had them put leather instead of plastic inserts in the fingers for my lower poundage bows. My one Kangaroo crossover is almost 10 years old, for $20 they rebuilt it last spring. I have a large hand but smaller fingers, I ordered one size smaller and they made the straps longer at my request. They aim to please. 

[Wudstix]

I have an Elk Bigshot that I have not shot more than a couple hundred arrows through.  I like the nylon fingers tips, smooth release similar to the nylon facing on my tab.  Also, had them make a Kangaroo Crossover with the inner layer of Buffalo instead of plastic.  It also has had only a couple hundred arrows through it.  I really like these gloves for extended shooting sessions, but prefer to hunt with the nylon tab.  Of the two the Crossover is probably a bit nicer.  Don't foresee wearing these gloves out for many years.
 

[MnFn]

I have three of their gloves. My favorite glove manufacturer by a wide margin.  I like them all, but I’d rank them:
Standard Crossover, or Kangaroo about even
Big Shot

[bulldog18]

I've had my Kangaroo Krossover for ten years. It barely shows wear. They are pricey but do last.