Tactical Gloves Review by Nutnfancy, Part 2

Published on December 7, 2008
Duration: 10:53

This review by Nutnfancy delves into the selection and performance of tactical gloves, emphasizing personal preferences and practical applications. He highlights the importance of gloves for hand protection, warmth, and improved grip, while also cautioning against their use when maximum dexterity is required. The review covers specific models from Hatch, including Nomex Flight Gloves for fire resistance, The Guardian gloves for protection, and Elite Marksman gloves for shooting applications, detailing their materials, fit, durability, and price points.

Quick Summary

Nutnfancy's tactical glove review highlights the importance of matching glove features to specific needs. Nomex Flight gloves excel in fire protection, while Elite Marksman gloves offer superior fit and dexterity for shooting. The Guardian gloves provide protection but lack fine motor control, and real leather palms can degrade with moisture.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Personal Preferences
  2. 00:20Benefits of Wearing Gloves
  3. 00:50Hands as a Weapon
  4. 01:30When Not to Wear Gloves
  5. 02:14Hatch Nomex Flight Gloves Review
  6. 02:57Nomex Fire Protection
  7. 04:00Nomex Flight Gloves Durability Issues
  8. 04:57Nomex Flight Gloves Pricing and Use Cases
  9. 05:46Hatch The Guardian Glove Review
  10. 06:20The Guardian Fit and Dexterity Issues
  11. 07:37Leather vs. Dexterity in Guardian Gloves
  12. 08:35Hatch Elite Marksman Glove Review
  13. 09:18Elite Marksman Material and Fit
  14. 10:25Elite Marksman Pricing and Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key considerations when choosing tactical gloves?

Key considerations include the primary purpose (protection, warmth, grip), required dexterity for tasks, material properties like fire resistance and breathability, and ensuring a proper, snug fit without excess material at the fingertips.

Which Hatch gloves are best for fire protection?

The Hatch Nomex Flight Gloves are specifically designed with Nomex material for crucial fire protection, making them suitable for military personnel in high-risk environments where fire hazards are present.

What are the drawbacks of real leather palms in tactical gloves?

Real leather palms can absorb water, become heavy and wet, and then shrink when dried, which can alter the glove's fit and compromise dexterity over time. Synthetic leather is often preferred for consistency.

Are Hatch The Guardian gloves good for shooting?

No, Hatch The Guardian gloves are generally not recommended for shooting due to their bulkiness, insulation, and excess material at the fingertips, which significantly reduces dexterity and tactile feedback needed for weapon control.

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