Tactical Gloves Update- Nutnfancy

Published on December 8, 2017
Duration: 40:14

This video provides an in-depth review of various tactical and work gloves, focusing on their performance in terms of dexterity, durability, and aesthetics. The instructor, with extensive experience in tactical operations and gear testing, evaluates several models from brands like Mechanics and PIG. Key takeaways include the trade-offs between dexterity and durability, the importance of fit, and specific use-case recommendations for different glove types, from high-dexterity shooting to heavy-duty work.

Quick Summary

The instructor prioritizes three key criteria for tactical gloves: they must look good, be form-fitting with excellent dexterity, and be durable. An additional consideration is providing warmth in winter conditions. For high dexterity, PIG Alpha and Mechanics Original gloves are recommended, though they may offer less durability than leather work gloves.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Tactical Gloves
  2. 01:12Rules of the Road for Glove Selection
  3. 02:00Three Key Criteria for Tactical Gloves
  4. 03:21Mechanics Impact Gloves Review
  5. 06:06Mechanics Impact: TPR Protection & Weight
  6. 07:45Mechanics Impact Construction & Palm
  7. 09:13Durability Test: Mechanics Impact Slice
  8. 10:41Mechanics Impact: Fall Protection Example
  9. 11:37Mechanics Impact: Pull Loops & Wrist Closure
  10. 12:05Mechanics Impact: Medium Duty & Cost
  11. 12:21Mechanics Impact: Touch Sensitivity Negative
  12. 12:33Mechanics Fast Fit Gloves Review
  13. 13:04Mechanics Fast Fit: Multi-Purpose Use
  14. 13:38Mechanics Fast Fit: Palm & Back Breathability
  15. 14:06Mechanics Fast Fit: Cord Loops & EDC
  16. 14:35Mechanics Fast Fit: Touchscreen Sensitivity
  17. 14:53Mechanics Original Gloves Review
  18. 15:10Mechanics Original: High Dexterity & Warmth
  19. 16:16Mechanics Original: Trigger Control & Loading
  20. 17:41Mechanics Original: Palm Construction & Touchscreen
  21. 18:03Mechanics Original: TPR Wrist Clasp Criticism
  22. 18:32Mechanics WCRG Leather Utility Glove Review
  23. 19:09Mechanics Leather Utility: Desert & Wilderness Use
  24. 19:30Mechanics Leather Utility: Moisture & Durability
  25. 20:01Mechanics Leather Utility: Finger Durability
  26. 20:45Mechanics Leather Utility: Ventilation & Padding
  27. 21:12Mechanics Leather Utility vs. Wells Lamont
  28. 21:37Mechanics Leather Utility: Slip-On Design
  29. 22:43Mechanics Fabricator Glove Review
  30. 23:10Mechanics Fabricator: Welding/Fabricator Intention
  31. 23:30Mechanics Fabricator: High Dexterity Work Glove
  32. 23:53Mechanics Fabricator: Gauntlet & Velcro Closure
  33. 24:09Mechanics Fabricator: 100% Cowhide Construction
  34. 25:05PIG Alpha Glove Review
  35. 25:47PIG Alpha: Dexterity & Everyday Use
  36. 26:13PIG Alpha: Gen 1 vs. Gen 2 Touch Sensitivity
  37. 27:00PIG Alpha: Colorations & Aesthetics
  38. 27:22PIG Alpha: Everyday Wear & Driving
  39. 27:49PIG Alpha: Lightweight & Astronaut Glove Feel
  40. 28:19PIG Alpha: Cuff Design & No TPR
  41. 28:47PIG Alpha: Durability & Lifespan
  42. 29:25PIG Alpha: Cost vs. Mechanics Originals
  43. 29:47PIG Alpha: Wraparound Trigger Finger Fabric
  44. 30:05PIG Alpha: Construction & Paracord Loop
  45. 30:40PIG Alpha: Knuckle Padding
  46. 31:06PIG Alpha: Touch Sensitive Index Finger Wish
  47. 31:12PIG Alpha: Top Pick for High Dexterity
  48. 31:15PIG Alpha: Not for Warmth
  49. 31:35PIG Delta Glove Review
  50. 31:54PIG Delta: Slip-On EDC & Driving Glove
  51. 32:24PIG Delta: Silicone Screening Criticism
  52. 32:36PIG Delta: Suppressor Removal Test
  53. 33:09PIG Delta: Logo Screening Criticism
  54. 33:35PIG Delta: Fit & Breathability
  55. 34:03PIG Delta: Comfort & Ease of Use
  56. 34:30PIG Delta: Color Options
  57. 34:37Other PIG Gloves: Bravo (Leather/Nomex)
  58. 35:16Other Mechanics Gloves Not Covered
  59. 35:22Mechanics Tempest, Breacher, Azimuth
  60. 35:40Mechanics Recon & Pursuiter CR5
  61. 36:04Mechanics Original Vent Review
  62. 36:46Fleece Gloves: The North Face Denali/Apex Etip
  63. 37:23Fleece Gloves for Extreme Cold Shooting
  64. 38:05Glove Wardrobe Strategy
  65. 38:42Instructor's Unique Glove Requirements
  66. 38:50Recommended BOK Gloves: Alphas, Deltas, Originals
  67. 39:09Dexterity vs. Durability Trade-off
  68. 39:26Who Needs Shooting Gloves?
  69. 39:41Tactical Gloves as Gift Items
  70. 39:56Conclusion: Tactical Glove Update

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the three main criteria for selecting a tactical glove?

The instructor prioritizes three key criteria for tactical gloves: they must look good, be form-fitting with excellent dexterity, and be durable. An additional consideration is providing warmth in winter conditions.

Which tactical gloves are recommended for high dexterity tasks?

The PIG Alpha gloves are considered the instructor's top pick for high dexterity, allowing for detailed manipulation of gear and everyday tasks. Mechanics Original gloves also offer excellent dexterity for firearm manipulation.

What is the trade-off between dexterity and durability in tactical gloves?

High dexterity gloves, like the PIG Alpha, often sacrifice durability and wear out faster, typically lasting only a few months under heavy use. More durable gloves, such as Mechanics leather utility or fabricator models, may offer less dexterity but last longer.

Are tactical gloves only for military personnel?

No, tactical gloves are beneficial for a wide range of individuals and professions, including paramedics, EMTs, construction workers, pipefitters, and anyone who needs hand protection, dexterity, and durability for various tasks.

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