Custom Leathercraft Sportsman M125M Mossy Oak Backcountry Gloves - Size Medium

Well I decided to get these gloves because they were on sale and but looked like they were tough and durable in the picture so I ordered them on the 15 with free 2 day shipping and it initially said that my package would arrive on the 18th of May but to my surprise it was shipped out 1 day early and got to me today TRUE 2 day shipping here A++++ for shipping service as for the gloves they showed op tied with industrial punch ties which were easy enough to cut off and had a thin card board divider in the middle with the model information on it and what looks like a ruler on one side maybe to measure your hand if the gloves you ordered don't fit i'm not sure on that but that is what it appears to be anyways the gloves are comfortable and fit well let me start by saying that i was going to order a large but got the XL because they were on sale and every review I read about any glove that I looked at said that the gloves were smaller than what the size said it was so I decided to go XL and I was right it fits perfectly the cuff of the glove has what loos to be a a high quality velcro strip and adjacent tab that adjusts the wrist size the strip and tab are mounted on a thin elastic strap that is kind of itchy now but i figure it is just the new on it and needs to be worn in a little the gloves palm is padded and reinforced both the index and middle finger has and extra sewn in padding at the tip of the 2 fingers for added protection and the palms are also padded with xtra sewn in padding all the stiching looks to be of high quality and not likely to tear even when they first got here there was not a stitch out of place as with some gloves ive gotten over the years if your are looking for an inexpensive hunting/shooting multi purpose glove that is worth every penny fpr 10$ this is it i would reccommend this pair of gloves to anyone who asked great pair of gloves and fast shipping too and for 10$ you just really cannot beat that deal get your pair today you will love them!

Thin enough to be comfortable but still nice and warm. I wouldn't try to use these for a lot of hard work because I don't believe the fabric will hold up very long. However, if you are looking for warm gloves that aren't bulky, these may be some you will be happy with. The fabric is nice and soft, the velcro wrist band keeps them in place and the padded palm and undersides of the fingers help protect your hands if you are doing a bit of work in them...like loading a bit of firewood....not a lot, but occasionally.Anyway, overall, these are of nice quality and I would purchase them again.

Love these gloves. Glad I found you.Thank you.

It is very comfortable.I want a conductive cloth on fingertips for operate smartphone instead of a patch shaped like paisley.

I wanted something for late fall/early winter and picked up these gloves on a whim. They are just what I was looking for in the warmth department and seem to be of good quality to last a few seasons. I have pretty big hands and have trouble finding fingers long enough or palms that cover my whole hand, but these fit great. I get good feeling from the fingers, so finding the safety or trigger is no problem. Can even open a popcan with them on. Good glove for the money and matches my coat with the Mossy Oak patter exactly.

Worth the $17 I paid for them. I use them on cold days, I am a framer so it is nice to have gloves that are not so big and bulky I am able to snap lines and able to function and move my fingers and just get my work done without fighting the gloves. When the temperature drops down in the teens and single digits I do use a liner glove underneath them and I still have good movement in my hands they are a great glove.

They fit well. Poor touch screen use. Stretch fleece is starting to pill already. Not meant to be a warm glove. Velcro closure gets in the way of a wrist strap bow release. Decent early fall hunting glove, but had to cut a slit for my finger so I could use my mobile device.

Worked great for turkey hunting. The large fit me well (I’m 6’ 190lb and have wide hands), even though I sometimes wear XL gloves.If you are a bow hunter, take the glove off your drawing hand. That prevents disruption of your drawing hand motion. OR, you should practice with the glove on at all times.