Glove suggestion

[Barry Winner]

I have shot a tab most of my archery career, but would like to try a full palm design shooting glove.  My fingers are kind of sensitive.  I shoot a Martin Savannah [email protected]".  I like the looks of the 3Rivers Dura-glove.  I'd like to keep the price <$30.  Any suggestions? Thanks.

[Gray Buffalo]

stay with the tab. gloves move around to much

[freefeet]

I like the Big Shot glove.

[Peachey]

I like the fullshot glove from american leathers.

[bsigal]

If your fingers are that sensitive, a glove isn't going to give you the same protection that a tab does.  So stay with the tab.

[HATCHCHASER]

Just buy a damascus style glove for cheap and if you like the glove thing upgrade.  I just picked one up at a sporting goods store for 10 bucks.

[koger]

If you buy the American Leathers full shot, you wont be upgrading or buying another glove. The nylon webbing on the fingers makes for super slick release, I have used the dura glove from 3Rivers, not even in the same ballpark as the fullshot. I have used and worn out about every glove on the market, you actually get what you pay for. If not buying a full shot, get the superglove, a damascus type with cordovan tips, a good servicable glove. Again, will last about half as long as the fullshot. Hope this helps.

[hunt it]

If fingers sensitive, Big shot glove is only one for you.

[vermonster13]

Big Shot gives more protection than the Full Shot. I have both and the Big Shot is definitely thicker on the finger tips.

[Flyrite]

The Black Widow PDQ Super glove has finger overlays to protect fingers, but when broken in still a great feel to the spring.
 http://ns1.bowsite.org/acb/showdetl.cfm?&DID=9&Product_ID=209&CATID=6

[trapperDave]

I use the dura-glove. Love it!!

[rod251]

I'll cast another vote for the Black Widow Super Glove.  I love the tip overlays.  This year I'm thinking about trying their new design that's supposed to stay put on your fingertips.  I forget the name of it but I saw it in the '09 catalog.  It seems I've developed a habit of pushing my fingertips against my chest to seat the glove before every shot.  I'd like to get away from that habit.

[mark land]

Big Shot gloves will give you more finger protection them any tabs I have shot.  Use to to shoot BW tabs for years, never felt comfortable shooting a glove until I tried the Big Shot and my shooting and anchoring improved dramatically, it just fits and works well for me.  Mark

[fatman]

I like the Superglove from Alaska Bowhunting Supply.  3R sells them, <$30.  

[Hardhed]

The dura glove was a little too thin for me, shooting 55lb.  

I actually moved on to a tab, and feel I'm much more in control of the shot, as compared to a glove.

[A Step]

PM sent.

[M60gunner]

I vote for the big shot also. I would recommand the Bufflo Big Shot because for me it did not streach. I also have the Elk Big Shot I use as a backup. I used those thinner gloves for a good many years. At least 3 a year. They streached out from my sweaty hand in a few sessions. I also think the fastflite serving wore out the tip overlays faster.
IMHO I believe the glove or tab is as important as the "feel" of your bow.

[Kingstaken]

There are as my opions about what glove/tab to use as most others things in this sport.
Extremely personal as every archer
is different size, likes and dislike of hwat comfort should be.
I highly recommend the American Leathers Schulz-Insert Shooting Glove at 3 Rivers. $36.99. Will last almost a life time or more. Takes a few shots to break in, but I have never liked a better glove in 13 years of shooitng.
For lighter bows and on a budget I recommend Wyandotte Closed End Glove at 3 Rivers $9. I used to shoot this glove with 65# bows til I switched to above.

[Big Ed]

I keep going back to the Martin deerskin gloves. I usually get 1 size down and stretch it in. Super soft leather with a great feel. Big Ed

[Shinken]

One more for American Leathers Big Shot - Elk