Grizzly Glove?

[Huntrdfk]

I bought a shooting glove a few years ago, it is a Grizzly Wolverine. The glove is deerskin with cordura nylon fingers.  I am in the market for another, and am having trouble finding them. Does anyone know if they are still made, and who may carry them?

If not, are there any other gloves that are similar that you can recommend?

Thanks,
David

[amar911]

That is my favorite glove too, but they are no longer being made. Several vendors made them while they were in production, and the best ones had the brown nylon finger tips. Later, black nylon was used and the fit and construction were not nearly as good, but okay. The closest replacements are the Duraglove from 3 Rivers Archery and the Bearpaw Speed Glove from Kustom King. You might also look at the Black Glove from Kustom King.

Allan

[Stone Knife]

Dave, that was my glove of choice. I ended up getting a Speed glove a little stiffer and thicker and requires a break in period but a good glove. Bear paw makes a glove called the Black glove. It's a lot nicer that the grizzly but they fall apart in a matter of days.

[Hawkeye]

After liking but "losing" a couple Black Gloves in too-short a time frame (finger tips came apart), I did a mini fix to the second glove that still has it shooting for me...

As the nylon began to fray and pull away on the seams of the index and middle fingers, I put a thin bead of Super Glue down and quickly smoothed it (so I didn't glue my fingers to the glove!).

The loose thread of the nylon held to the leather below, and so far, a couple months later, the glove is still serving me fine.  Might be worth a try...

[bamboo]

dave
i got one of those gloves at sawmill-show special
from alleghany mountain arrow woods--maybe they have them or know where to get one


 http://www.arrowwoods.com/products.htm

[SlowBowinMO]

Those were great gloves, wish I'd kept a couple more for myself.

[Huntrdfk]

I wish I had bought more Tim!
Joe, I will look at that glove, a friend of mine just ordered one.  
Thanks Mike, I'll give them a call.

David

[amar911]

Tim,

I think I bought one of the last brown nylon ones you had, and I bought several of the black nylon ones for various people, including a couple for myself. The older brown nylon one is my absolute favorite glove, and I use it with all my bows from mid-40's to more than 70 pounds. It is the glove that is the closest thing to a cordovan tab I have ever found.

Allan

[wooddamon1]

Good info guys, mine is about ready to retire. I was wondering where to get another one similar to it, best glove I've ever used.

[Stone Knife]

Originally posted by Hawkeye:
After liking but "losing" a couple Black Gloves in too-short a time frame (finger tips came apart), I did a mini fix to the second glove that still has it shooting for me...

As the nylon began to fray and pull away on the seams of the index and middle fingers, I put a thin bead of Super Glue down and quickly smoothed it (so I didn't glue my fingers to the glove!).

The loose thread of the nylon held to the leather below, and so far, a couple months later, the glove is still serving me fine.  Might be worth a try...

I just glued mine Bro. we'll see how that goes. If it works I'll buy a spare, I wish they would resolve that issue because the glove is great.

[buckster]

I bought one extra from Tim last year, also wishing I would have stocked up too.  My fab as well!

[WESTBROOK]

Yes, they were a great glove. The next best thing I've found is the 3R Duraglove.

Eric

[South MS Bowhunter]

I had lost my Dura Glove this summer while froggin and needed a replacement and didn’t wont to pay the price for a new Dura Glove. I order a new Bear Paw Speed Glove and it looks similar but the finger stalls have what it feels like where they sew the stalls at the tip and it keep the finger tips from going all the way to the ends.  This causes a 1/4” of the end of the glove to drag on the string at the shot.  Well,  after the Speed Glove came in I found my Dura Glove and I like the fit and feel much better.