[huntin deer]

Has anyone tried the thin camo under armor gloves. They are around 30 bucks. I was wondering if they are warm.

 

[PAstringking]

dont get them for warmth

i wear them because i can shoot my bow with them on...and my hands to shine like the moon.

 

[Top Dog Rick]

Just got some . They are very thin and I can shoot my caliper release with them on .
Not the warmest , but they are long and go up to mid forearm .

 

[ElmerFudd20]

they have sticky UA's symbols on the palms that wear off after awhile....good grip!

as said above...not warm

 

[solohunter]

very good investment...solohunter

 

[13third]

mine are allready ripped on the right hand along the seam on the thumb. i have had had them for around 3 weeks. i am now back to wearing my primos gloves that set me back like $6 over 5 years ago. they have longer cuffs, are just as thin and comfy and supply the same amount of warmth, which is none lol. shoulda saved my money towards my new maxxis

 

[mnbowhunter23]

i like them, not the warmest but nice for shooting your bow with. I wouldn't spend the extra money on them compared to others, gf bought them for me as a b-day present. I do like them though.

 

[huntin4Christ]

I guess I must have good circulation:wink:.

As long as the temperatures aren't sub-arctic these are the only gloves I wear. I have one of the hand warmers that goes around your waist and that plays a big part in it but the gloves really do pretty well for me.

 

[Cornfed]

I have a couple pairs of 'em and they are my fav bowhunting gloves but they are most certainly, NOT warm. They are a great early deer season or spring turkey huntin' glove though. Extremely comfortable and the rubber grippers allow you to hold on to calls and other small items.

 

[slinger09]

My bowhunting jacket has hand warmer pouch on it so I do not need a thick, warm glove. My UA gloves work great.

 

[blue thunder]

Like everyone else.I use them more as a camo for my hands,Again,not very warm.

 

[frankienick]

Has anyone tried the thin camo under armor gloves. They are around 30 bucks. I was wondering if they are warm.

They are great.

 

[bcase4]

I guess I must have good circulation:wink:.

As long as the temperatures aren't sub-arctic these are the only gloves I wear. I have one of the hand warmers that goes around your waist and that plays a big part in it but the gloves really do pretty well for me.

Yep, same here. Toss a couple of handwarmers in a handmuff and wear my UA gloves all season long. They are awesome!

 

[D-TRAIN]

I wear them with handwarmers in pockets if needed. The have gotten some holes though over the last 2 seasons. All in all I think the investment was worth it

 

[dinodonofrio]

You can do just about anything in these gloves even pick up a penny off a hardwood floor. Mine are about 3 years old and I use um all year, every season when its cold I add a waist handwarmer. The stitching could be alittle stronger on the seams but nothing a needle and thread can't fix, all around great glove!!!!!

 

[zap]

They are all I wear, I shoot a handheld release and they work great for it. Ive got the HSS handwarmer belt pouch and some heat packs for when its cold. Real cold and I wear a warmer glove on my bow hand.

marty

 

[AdvanTimberLou]

Not good for warmth but great for holding your bow as they are not bulky.

I wear mine but I also use a handwarmer (HSS Muff Pak) while on stand.

 

[BigBird1]

I don't go hunting without mine. Been using them for about 3 years and I wouldn't want anything heavier for bowhunting. Mine hold up very well because I don't use them for anything else.