PIG Alpha Full Dexterity Tactical Gloves for Shooting, Touchscreen Compatible, Breathable, 1 Pair

Excellent material, excellent fit, very comfortable. While they do protect from high heat, they can still very easily be melted in some scenarios - I am on my second pair and will try to avoid those scenarios (I didn't get a measurement of what I touched, but I would guess over 800F, but that is just a guess due to materials and circumstance). Even though they melted, they saved my hand, which is the intent. (I haven't tried them in the cold, so cannot comment on that scenario)

Fit pretty true to size, if not on the slightly smaller side. Not too tight though, just right to be snug and allow for function. Was able to slide these on and still use my cell phone just fine, typing out texts, etc. Usage of firearms not impacted either. Neither was deployment of various folding pocket knives. Also warm enough for cold(er) weather climates. I'm not wearing these to chop firewood in Upper Peninsula in December, but for most people, in most environments, for most uses, these are mighty fine gloves and, incidentally, miles better than others like Mechanixwear or Magpul. For those for whom such things are important (as it was in my LEO days), these are NOT impact/stick proof or resistant in any way. So caution for anyone intending to use these for such duty. Cannot attest to longevity, but from what I can tell so far, as long as you're not doing anything too heavy duty work wise (in which case you'll be better off with a work glove with safety cuff anyway), they'll hold up just fine. A great glove, highly recommended.

First responder, got them to occasionally replace surgical gloves. Seems warm and great material. Run a big small , I’d size up to be safe. Great stuff ?B

Fit is snug but comfortable (my hand measured at the top of the range for a size large which is what I ordered). Gloves are flexible with good dexterity.Overall quality appears good with no obvious manufacturing issues. There are a couple of design issues I can see becoming problems long term. 1) A favorite feature on this glove is the way the fingers are constructed. However, perforations near the tip of each finger (vents in the leather that wrap over the finger tip from the palm) are already elongating on the index finger. I am hoping these don't turn into tears with time and use. 2) The fabric on the tip of the thumb (seam where the bottom and top are sewn together) is starting to fray. This is being caused by the hook and loop fasteners used to close the gloves. Again, time and use will tell if this is a real issue.If the two items mentioned above don't turn into real problems I can see these being my favorite shooting gloves.

Review from my wife:These shooting gloves have been a game-changer for my beginner hands! As someone new to shooting, I was finding my hands a bit sore after practice sessions. These gloves provide a great layer of protection and cushioning, making the whole experience much more comfortable. I especially appreciate how they help absorb some of the recoil, which was something I was definitely struggling with at first. They fit well and give me a better grip on my firearm, which boosts my confidence. If you're a newbie like me and looking for an affordable way to protect your hands and improve your handling, I highly recommend giving these gloves a try. They're perfect for recreational shooting and have made learning so much more enjoyable.

Haven’t used these yet for any real use, but for cosplay(Koenig MW) they are the exact glove. Will update how they survive hard use if they struggle but seem to be well made and thick where it needs and thin at areas for more dexterity. They are a little tight I usually wear a large size glove and purchased large, they are very snug so you may want to size up if you are borderline on glove sizes.

Great quality, great fit and function. I normally wear a large in Moto gloves and other types and these fit perfectly. Fairy thin but keep my hand somewhat warm in mildly cold weather out busting clays. They do not impede me in operating the trigger, etc. I’ll likely buy another pair.

They did some good things with this gloves like no seams at the fingertips (rollered material over top) but the didn't do it on the thumb.Your pinky ends at the first knuckle of your ring and index finger on most hands, yet the glove has the pinky just a little longer so the pinky always feels like the glove is loose and you keep tugging it down.Don't get me wrong these gloves feel better than most. But to get that skin tight feeling you definitely need to buy a size smaller than you normally would get and stretch them in for a while. (With a loose pinky and seam under your thumb)